After upping the amount of visible memory and adding 64k for a "BSS" segment for the PROM (whatever that means), it gets a bit chattier and a bit more polite:
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►IRIS (IP2 - Revision E) Monitor Version 3.0.10 July 1, 1987
Memory Size 1mb (Physical Map (1mb/bit) 0x00000001)
Configuration Switch: 0x9805
Multibus Window (2mb) at Megabytes 2 and 3.
Multibus accessible memory (1mb) begins
at Physical memory page 0,
at Virtual address 2000000.
WARNING: Multibus accessible memory overlaps all
Physical memory
Power has been lost to the machine
iris> h
General Monitor Commands (All numeric values in hex):
MEDIA is one of the following:
hd - hard disk.(look for ip, sd, then md)
ct - cartridge tape.(look for st, then mt)
fd - floppy disk (look for sf, then mf)
ip - interphase disk.
sd(or si) - storager disk.
md - midas disk.
st(or sq) - storager cartridge tape.
mt(or mq) - midas cartridge tape.
sf - storager floppy disk.
mf - midas floppy disk.
tcp - TCP network.
xns - XNS network.
rom - EPROM board.
DEVSPEC is the one of the following:
host name - name of a host. (MEDIA must be tcp or xns.)
unit - unit number of device (0, 1, ...).
(MEDIA must be a tape or disk device.)
<unit><fs> - unit number and filesystem (a - h).
(MEDIA must be a disk device.)
address - multibus address.
(MEDIA must be the EPROM board.)
Continue (y or n)?: y
[MEDIA.DEVSPEC:][file] load and begin execution of the named file.
file defaults to defaultboot
SPECs are from switch settings
b [MEDIA.DEVSPEC:][file] same as above.
t [DEVSPEC:][file] same as b with MEDIA = tcp.
n [DEVSPEC:][file] same as b with MEDIA = xns.
ls [MEDIA.DEVSPEC:][file] list the files on the device.
l [MEDIA.DEVSPEC:][file] load but don't begin execution of the file.
g address [stack] start executing at specified address.
the stack address is optional.
h|? print this help message.
Continue (y or n)?: y
set print the current set values.
set media MEDIA set the default boot media.
set devspec DEVSPEC set the default boot device spec.
set debug 0/1 set the debug mode.
set display set display options from switch settings.
set dcr BITS OPTION set DC4 bits and option.
set inetaddr ADDRESS set TCP/IP address of this machine.
set servaddr ADDRESS set TCP/IP address of boot server.
set gateaddr ADDRESS set TCP/IP address of boot gateway.
32-bit TCP/IP ADDRESS is given as four bytes
in decimal separated by dots (89.0.0.1)
exit reset the PROMS.
fm{b|w|l} ADDR VALUE [INCR] [CNT]
fill memory as byte, word or long
starting at ADDR, with initial VALUE,
incrementing VALUE by INCR for CNT times.
(INCR defaults to 0; CNT defaults to 1)
dm{b|w|l} ADDR [CNT] display memory as byte, word or long.
(CNT defaults to 1)
em{b|w|l} ADDR edit memory interactively as byte,
word or long.
dpr display processor registers.
epr REGISTER edit the given processor register.
(sr, vbr, cacr, caar, sfc, dfc).
iris> set
Clock is running:
Time Alarms Date Registers
04:02:00 05:03:01 08/07[6]/09 0a 0b 0c 0d
Saved RAM: magic 0xe0f1011, boot 0x12, power 0x13, dcr 0x15
Boot Environment:
Media : mon
Devspec:
TCP/IP Network Boot Environment:
Internet address of this machine: 28.29.30.31 (from Saved RAM)
Internet address of boot server: (not set)
Internet address of boot gateway: (not set)
Misc Environment:
Version: 3.0.10 July 1, 1987
Serial Number: 6426
IP2 Revision E with 1 Meg of memory
FPA is installed
Ethernet controller is not installed
iris>
