Build Completed

[Ken Wellsch <kwellsch%tampabay.rr.com@localhost>]

The "build release" I was running on a copy of "classic" SimH 3.12-4
completed successfully this afternoon, after nearly 7 days running.

I used Glen's recommended limits and configured 3/4 Gb of swap space.

make release started at:  Thu Dec 14 17:35:34 EST 2023
make release finished at: Thu Dec 21 15:08:49 EST 2023
===> Successful make release
===> build.sh ended:      Thu Dec 21 15:08:49 EST 2023
===> Summary of results:
         build.sh command:    ./build.sh -U -u -O /usr/obj -m vax -a vax release
         build.sh started:    Thu Dec 14 17:35:17 EST 2023
         NetBSD version:      10.99.10
         MACHINE:             vax
         MACHINE_ARCH:        vax
         Build platform:      NetBSD 10.99.10 vax
         HOST_SH:             /bin/sh
         share/mk MAKECONF:   /etc/mk.conf
         MAKECONF file:       /etc/mk.conf (File not found)
         TOOLDIR path:        /usr/obj/tooldir.NetBSD-10.99.10-vax
         DESTDIR path:        /usr/obj/destdir.vax
         RELEASEDIR path:     /usr/obj/releasedir
         Updated makewrapper: /usr/obj/tooldir.NetBSD-10.99.10-vax/bin/nbmake-vax
         Successful make release
         build.sh ended:      Thu Dec 21 15:08:49 EST 2023

On the host system:

  PID USERNAME    THR PRI NICE   SIZE    RES STATE    C   TIME    WCPU COMMAND
 6963 sim312        1  39   10   199M   150M CPU0     0 165.6H   4.90% vax

My simh config:

set cpu 128m
set cpu SIMHALT
set cpu idle=NETBSD

attach nvr ./nvram.bin

set rq0 RAUSER=4096
att rq0 RA4G.0.dsk

; set rq1 disabled

set rq1 RAUSER=4096
att rq1 RA4G.1.dsk

; set rq2 disabled

set rq2 RAUSER=4096
att rq2 RA4G.2.dsk

; set rq2 ra73
; att rq2 ./sharesrc.tar.xz
; att rq2 ./syssrc.tar.xz
; att rq2 ./src.tar.xz
; att rq2 ./gnusrc.tar.xz

; set rq2 cdrom
; att rq2 ../iso/NetBSD-10.99.XX-vax.iso

set rq3 disabled

set xq disabled

; att xq tap:tap0

set dz lines=8
set dz 8b
attach -am dz 1144

set  tq disabled
set lpt disabled
set  rl disabled
set  ts disabled

boot cpu