1 February 1988,  HP/UX port, HP 9000 Series 800 Model 850
Steve Rooke, NOAO

[read tape from NOAO/lyra; source tape cut 30 Jan 88.
[at least the last file, probably the whole last block worth of the tape
[was missing, including the root mkpkg file.  Have been unable to dial in
[to NOAO to recover.
[Had to do this several times, trying dd then tar; couldn't write with
[tar xp due to existence of an account with same group, user id, so had
[to read as root, then chown/chgrp afterwards, in order to preserve file
[dates.

local/.login
	Set iraf root to /aura/iraf; commented out mail command (didn't
	like $user); modified stty to get rid of a bunch of Berkeley stuff.
	This works:
	    stty	tabs intr ^C kill ^U susp ^X eof ^Z erase ^H
	(2/1 SRo)

unix/*
	Spliced Sun HSI into lyra source system, on the theory that there
	will be less editing A#pqthan for a VAX.  (2/1 SRo)

hlib/libc/iraf.h
hlib/mkiraf.csh
	Reset iraf root.  (2/1 SRo)

/usr/include/iraf.h
	Copied in from libc/iraf.h; there are no symbolic links in HP/UX
	V1.2.  They will arrive in HP/UX V2.0 in March '88.
	**TODO** remember to remove copy in /usr/include and replace
	with sym.link when available.  (2/1 SRo)

vms/*
	Removed vms directory.  (2/1 SRo)

hlib/mkfloat.csh -
hlib/cl.csh -
	Removed these sun-specific files.  The 9000 800 series has only
	one kind of floating point hardware.  (2/1 SRo)

osb/zzeps.[fe]
	Compiled and ran zzeps; machine single & double precision same as
	on the Suns (IEEE standard works, apparently).  (2/1 SRo)

hlib/libc/spp.h
	Increased LEN_JUMPBUF from 16 to 51, as /usr/include/setjmp.h 
	allocates 50.  (2/1 SRo)

local/.login
local/ranlib
	Removed /usr/ucb, /local/bin, and /usr/local/bin from search path
	(not present here), and added $iraf/local.  Created a dummy shell
	script called RANLIB, to avoid having to edit out the ranlib command
	all over the system.  In HP/UX, AR performs the ranlib function.  (2/1)

unix/os/zdojmp.c
unix/os/mkpkg
	Added Doug's new zdojmp.c from tucana (hardcopy), which uses UNIX
	longjmp call, replacing some assembler code formerly used in 
	as$zsvjmp.s.  (2/1 SRo)

hlib/libc/iraf.h
/usr/include/iraf.h
	Commented out BSD43 define; "hpux" automatically defined for all
	C files.  (2/2 SRo)

os/zxwhen.c
	Included FAULT and TRAP hardware exception codes from 
	/etc/conf/h/signal.h.  (2/2 SRo)

hlib/libc/kernel.h
	Set _NFILE to 60 for HP/UX, MAXPROCS to 25 (as per maxuprc in
	/etc/conf/gen/S800).  (2/2 SRo)

hlib/irafuser.csh
	Set all HSI compiler flags to "-O", which is optimization level 2,
	the highest of 0,1,2.  (2/2 SRo)

[Begin first bootstrap attempt.  cd $host; sh -x mkpkg.sh]
unix/mkpkg.sh
	Commented out "test" command and symbolic link from as.MACH to
	as; no "test" in HP/UX, currently no symbolic links.  (2/2 SRo)

unix/os/mkpkg.sh
unix/as/zsvjmp.c
	Temporarily replaced as/zsvjmp.s with as/zsvjmp.c in order to
	get past compiler error.  Apparently if an error occurs in one
	of the source modules listed on a cc command line, none of the
	objects is produced (also see next entry).  (2/2 SRo)

os/zxwhen.c
	Modified reference to fp->_bufsiz; (HP/UX no longer has _bufsiz as
	structure element; rather it is defined in terms of an external
	bufendtab[] and existing structure elements):  fp->_bufsiz becomes
	_bufsiz(fp) as per #define in stdio.h.  (2/2 SRo)

os/alloc.c
	Moved the #include <sys/types.h> after the #include <utmp.h>, as
	the time_t symbol is defined in the former in HP/UX.  (2/2 SRo)

hlib/libc/iraf.h
hlib/libc/hpux.h
	Added an `if hpux, include hpux.h' directive, and created the
	latter.  Without symlinks, difficult to keep modifying iraf.h.
	Iraf.h seems to be the best place to include special redefinitions
	of system calls and the like that are in the HSI but not present
	in HP/UX (or SysV).  This seems safer for later updates than editing
	a dozen files all over the HSI.  hpux.h now contains:

	    #define MAX_IPATHLEN  127			/* max IRAF pathlen */
	    #define getwd(a)	  getcwd(a,(MAX_IPATHLEN+2)) 

unix/boot/spp/rpp/mkpkg.sh
	Removed the "kludge for Sun-4" code which used the command "mach",
	apparently a SunOS command.  (2/2 SRo)

unix/boot/bootlib/mkpkg.sh
unix/boot/bootlib/rename.c
	Added routine to simulate BSD "rename" call; we tried this with
	macros, but turned out to be too complicated with error checking.
	Mkpkg.sh only compiles rename.c if test "`uname`" = "HP-UX".  (2/2 SRo)

local/.login
	Added /usr/local/bin to path.  (2/2 SRo)

unix/os/zfiotx.c
	Removed "struct sgttyb ttystat;" statement from ZCLSTX, where
	it was declared but not used.  (2/2 SRo)

unix/os/zfgcmd.c
hlib/libc/hpux.h
	Added ifdefs hpux around getwd(x), which is now getcwd(x,MAXPATHLEN).
	Removed similar redefinitions from hpux.h, which now has nothing
	in it, and should be removed later if nothing further is added.
	**TODO** Remove hlib/libc/hpux.h and include for it in iraf.h??
	(2/2 SRo)

hlib/libc/kernel.h
	SysV does not use the sgttyb structure, and ioctl flags are different.
	added #ifdefs to redefine part of the FIODES structure if hpux.  Should
	later modify for a more general way to determine whether SysV at
	compile time.  (2/2 SRo)

unix/os/zfgcwd.c
	SysV uses getcwd(p,maxlen) rather than getwd(p).  Ifdef'd.  (2/2 SRo)

unix/os/zfiotx.c
	Extensive modifications to support SysV termio, using #ifdefs, so
	should still work with BSD.  (Would not compile with any references
	to the BSD sgttyb structure.)  (2/[23] SRo)

unix/os/zfioks.c
	Added ifdefs around ioctl call for no echo while getting password.
	(2/3 SRo)

unix/boot/bootlib/ossettime.c
	Ifdefs for hpux; in SysV utimes becomes utime, and the tv_sec
	structure element from timeval has become UNSIGNED long.  (2/3 SRo)

unix/boot/mkpkg/host.c
	Same for another utime[s] call, unsigned long tv_sec.  (2/3 SRo)

hlib/libc/kernel.h
	Added extra structure element initialization for hpux (SysV)
	fiodes structure (zglobl.c wouldn't compile).  (2/3 SRo)

boot/spp/rpp/ratlibc/ratdef.h
	HP-UX does not tack on trailing underscores to fortran 
	external identifiers.  Removed same from all identifiers
	in this include file.  (2/3 SRo)

hlib/libc/knames.h
hlib/libc/xnames.h
	Removed trailing underscores from fortran external identifiers.
	(2/3 SRo)

unix/boot/spp/xc.c
	Replaced FORTLIB[1-3] values with "-lcl", "-lm", and "" for HP-UX.
	Symptom was unresolved external symbols "$$lr_wa_[8-13]", or
	hpux "millicode" routines; "cl" stands for "compiler library".
	(2/3 SRo)

unix/boot/spp/rpp/mkpkg.sh
	Added explicit "-lcl" after user libraries on CC command line.
	The CC compiler in HP-UX does not automatically pass this
	flag on to the loader (not set up for arbitrary mixing of C
	and F77).  (2/3 SRo)

[Bootstrap finally completes error-free.]

unix/os/mkpkg.sh
unix/as/zsvjmp.s
	Installed Jim Dillon's just-completed zsvjmp assembler routine
	(had a stub in there before), and restored os/mkpkg.sh to its
	initial state.  (2/3 SRo)

[Ran rmbin on the HSI and performed another bootstrap.]

unix/hlib/mkpkg.inc
	Removed Sun stuff; the hppa has no special compiler flags for
	floating point.  (2/3 SRo)

[Began sysgen at 16:55.  Proceeding smoothly at 18:00 except for numerous ]
[warnings:  WARNING: TEST MAY FAIL DUE TO FLOATING POINT IMPRECISION (781)]

[Thursday Feb. 4.
[Sysgen completed at 02:03 2/4; this was a 9-hour sysgen.  There were 1011
[of the fp imprecision warnings, and about 2 dozen errors of various kinds.
[The spoolfile summary contained 2569 lines!  There was one fatal compiler
[error plus several compiler deaths due to my having forgotten to map the
[intrinsics AND etc.
[The fp imprecision warnings result from "if (variable .eq. CONST)" in
[HP-UX f77, and there is nothing we can do about them except turn off all
[f77 compiler warnings with "-w".

unix/hlib/iraf.h
	Defined and=iand, or=ior, xor=ixor for HP-UX.  (2/4 SRo)

TODO:  Remember to search for and delete .BAK files in the HSI.

unix/boot/spp/xc.c
	Modified to compile C source files with CC rather than F77.  There
	were several places in the sysgen where we attempted to compile C
	source with f77 (mkpkg.inc: USE_CCOMPILER is YES), in addition to
	the CL C source.  HP-UX f77 does not recognize C source.  Desinger
	feels that it should, and suspects it never came up before.  (2/4 SRo)

sys/imfort/imemsg.x
	This file contained a half dozen "%	msg = '...'" statements, 
	where the quoted string exceeded column 72 (assuming the leading
	tab got expanded into 8spaces).  Abbreviated each offending
	character string to fit into 72 columns.  Obviously, only these
	"%" source statements that bypass the preprocessor could possibly
	exceed 72 columns, however we would not have noticed any that would
	not have ended in a missing quote, so TODO:  filter all spp source
	files for ^% lines longer than 72 chars, after expanding tabs.
	(2/4 SRo)

sys/gio/ncarutil/conbdn.f
	There was an uncommented DATA statement at line 342, following
	assignment statements, and the f77 compiler complained.  (2/4 SRo)

sys/gio/ncarutil/conbd.f
	Had to move a "data	first" statement up into its proper position
	(it followed some assignment statements).  This was lower case, so
	it looked not to be a typo as in the previous case.  
	Also had to add dummy variable in data statement as cannot init
	variables or arrays via data statement in named common in HP-UX.
	(2/4 SRo)

sys/gio/ncarutil/gridal.f
	Compiler warned about compile-time algrbraic expressions that can
	be reduced; there are stmts at lines 1554,1566 subtracting 0. from
	an expression (harmless, no mods made, just noting).  (2/4 SRo)

sys/gio/ncarutil/srfabd.f
	Compiler complained (error) about illegal initialization of "first",
	which was in a data statement and also in common.  Added a dummy
	variable in data stmt, and subsequent assignment to "first".  (2/4 SRo)

sys/gio/nspp/portlib/gridal.f
	"ifmt" was declared to be two-dimensional, but it appeared in an
	equivalence statement at line 217 with only one subscript.  (2/4 SRo)

sys/gio/nspp/portlib/z8zpbd.f
	More arrays & variables in common initialized in data statement
	(mfmt[xy]).  (2/4 SRo)

noao/onedspec/dbx/dbmore.x
	This routine initializes an array with DATA that is in common.
	Hacked for now, leaving to Frank V for later.  (2/4 SRo)

noao/imred/dtoi/hdicfit/hdicgdelete.x
	The int procedure icg_deleted() did not return a function value,
	causing a proper error message from f77, but generating a fatal
	error and infinite loop in the optimizer.  Hacked for now to
	return (0).  TODO:  investigate hdicgdelete.x to see what, if
	any, return value should be generated.  (2/4 SRo)

unix/boot/mkpkg/host.c
	Finally noticed that the system libraries were disappearing instead
	of being checked into lib$.  There is code in host.c that attempts
	to copy the file if it cannot be moved any other way, but it must
	never have been tested for moving a file to a directory, because the
	creat() call took as its new file name just the host pathname of lib$,
	lacking the name of the library.  Since u_fcopy() looked like it was
	intended to be a general copy routine, I added a strcat in the calling
	routine to append the library to the directory.  This ought to be
	investigated (TODO), in case anything other than a file in the local
	directory is the "old" file.
	(2/4 SRo)

[Began new sysgen at 17:21:22 PST 2/4/1988.  Still leaving in the compiler  ]
[warnings; when all have been checked out, the flag "-w" ought to be added  ]
[to mkpkg.inc; there is no way to ignore just the floating-compare warnings.]

math/interp/arider.x
	Compiler objected that real function did not return value.  Kludged
	the three returns to "return (0.0)".  (2/4 SRo)

unix/boot/spp/xc.c
	XC was correctly compiling C source with "cc" rather than "f77" now,
	but immediately afterwards was also trying to compile them with f77.
	Fixed the subsequent filter that I hadn't noticed earlier.  This will
	necessitate a followup sysgen (mostly a relink), as XC thought it
	shouldn't try to link after getting run errors from UNIX.  (2/4 SRo)

[This doesn't look so good... dates of object modules do not appear to
[be in the object libraries, and mkpkg is recompiling all files regardless.
[Getting too late to fix tonight.  Also, using cc to link (passed from XC)
[results in a fatal /bin/ld error...

unix/os/zawset.c
	Finally (manually) got past enough loader problems to find the 
	unresolved symbols... [gs]etrlimit() not implemented in SysV.
	As this is not critical code for basic port purposes, merely
	stubbed out for now.  TODO:  find some way to implement this in
	SysV/HP-UX.  Investigate plock() for HP-UX only (real-time programming
	manual)  (2/5 SRo)

unix/os/zwmsec.c
	In SysV, sigvec() is sigvector(), with no other changes.  Used ifdefs.
	(2/5 SRo)

unix/boot/spp/xc.c
	Set FORTLIB3 to "-lbsdipc", the HP-UX library containing the likes
	of rexec(); networking probably won't work anyway, but it might be
	worth a try.  (2/5 SRo)

unix/os/zfprot.c
	Added #ifdef hpux to redefine rindex().  (2/5 SRo)

[HIATUS -- Accidentally trashed this entire notes file last night with
[a typo (redirecting some error output to the end of this notes file
[with ">&" rather than ">>").  File recovered from Friday (2/5) noon backup
[by Bob Desinger.  There were about 11 hours of time during which a moderate
[number of notes file entries were made that were lost.  The following are
[from memory but will have to be verified by diff'ing back in Tucson.

unix/os/zawset.c
	Could not immediately find a way to alter the working set size on this
	system, so simply ifdef'd out the entire body of the routine to get
	past unresolved symbol (getrlimit) at load time.
	TODO: adjust workingset size in SysV?  (2/5 Sro)

unix/os/zopdpr.c
	No way to alter the timesharing (as opposed to HP-UX extended realtime)
	priority of another process.  Ifdef'd around the [gs]etpriority calls.
	(2/5 SRo)

unix/boot/mkpkg/scanlib.c
	In HP-UX, the object libraries have a different structure than under
	BSD.  The symbol table is the first "module", immediately after the
	8-byte magic header, then is followed by N modules.  When the space
	allocated to the first symbol table entry is full, apparently, a symbol
	table extension is tacked on.  Since module names are terminated with a
	"/", and none of the symbol table entries has a module name, module
	names beginning with "/" are always symbol table entries, so we check
	each module to see if it is the latter, and skip file_size bytes if so.
	Also, in exercising the code:
	    while (fread (&arf, 1, sizeof(arf), fp) > 0) {
	it was apparent that the structure was not being passed correctly.
	Though the size and number of instances seemed to be reversed, that
	should have been harmless, but the structure itself was not being
	passed correctly to fread.  Solved with the following:
	    while (fread (arf, sizeof(arf), 1, fp) > 0) {
	(2/5 SRo)

unix/os/zlocpr.c
	The CL was dying at startup time, after trying to set an entry
	point address in fseti().  Determined that the f77 EXTERN declaration
	generates an address pointing to the address of the external function.
	Modified zlocpr.c to use onenOxD extra level of indirection.  For some
	reason, the typedef PFI declaration does not work; left the declaration
	of proc as "int *proc" (something to do with how the compiler handles
	"()" as part of a declaration??).  (2/5 SRo)

unix/hlib/mkpkg.inc
	Added "-w" flag to turn off all compiler warnings.  All such warnings
	have already been investigated and accounted for, and the 1011 floating
	compare warnings clutter up the spoolfiles unnecessarily.  (2/5 SRo)

unix/boot/mkpkg/host.c
	Cleaned up a bug I had introduced earlier in moving file to directory.
	(2/6 SRo)

sys/gio/nspp/sysint/ishift.x
sys/gio/ncarutil/sysint/ishift.x
	Both these files had their own "iand" and "ior" functions, generating a
	compiler error, as "and" -> "iane:rtd" already, in hlib$iraf.h; as it
	is the last day, I don't have time to recompile the whole system
	by placing some redefinition in iraf.h; the procedure calls are
	the same as those supplied by HP-UX, so just commented out the
	ncar equivalents.  (2/6 Sro)

noao/astutil/asttools/pdmstatistics.x
noao/twodspec/apextract/t_apnormalize.x
	Ha!  Just like the Masscomp, TAR will not write files that have
	a "." in the 14th position, and reports no error message.  These
	files are missing from the system.  (2/6 SRo)
	
noao/imred/dtoi/hdicfit/hdicebars.f
unix/hlib/mkpkg.sf
	This file generates a fatal internal error in the 2nd pass of the
	optimizer, after staying in a loop for a very long time.  Left
	f77 source with HP.  Added to special file list.  (2/6 SRo)

noao/twodspec/multispec/fitclean.f
noao/twodspec/multispec/fitsmooth.f
unix/hlib/mkpkg.sf
	These files generate fatal address compiler errors in 2nd pass
	of optimizer.  Left with HP.  Added to special file list.  (2/6 SRo)

noao/imred/dtoi/hdicgundelete.x
noao/imred/ccdred/t_badpiximage.x
noao/imred/ccdred/t_mkfringecor.x
noao/imred/ccdred/t_mkillumflat.x
	Files missing; "." in 14th column.  (2/6 SRo)

[Several minor errors in new relink-sysgen; didn't compile newly-added
[files in mkpkg.sf w/o pass2 optimization, irafks tried to call rename.
[Still getting:
    
    dictionary starts at 1073968624 (010000672760)
    pfileload, task cl
    task `cl' has no param file
    Fatal startup error.  CL dies.

[irafks.e failed to link because our kludged "rename" routine is in
[bootlib, not libos, of course.  TODO:  investigate better way to handle
[rename(); getting late, so won't try anything now.

[Continuation of notes file begin 2/1/88 for HP-UX port]

unix/os/mkpkg.sh
	Separate compilation of zsvjmp.s; pass 2 of the optimizer causes the
	routine to fail!  (2/11 SRo)

sys/fio/open.x
sys/fio/filopn.x
	After grubbing around for a while trying to figure out what was
	wrong with file descriptors and/or os channels, tried compiling
	these routines without optimization.  For the first time, this
	permitted getting all the way to the "cl>" prompt, but with all
	the CL debugging turned on.  I used ADB to turn off debugging
	(cldebug/W 0), but it kept getting turned on automatically.
	I was able to have the system task do a successful long directory
	listing of hlib$motd, but was unable to type it out.  Everything
	looked so badly garbled, that:

unix/hlib/mkpkg.inc
	Set optimization flag to "O1" rather than "O2".  If all works well
	tomorrow morning, I'll at least know I'm looking at optimizer, not
	system, bugs.  (2/11 SRo)

[Ran RMBIN from the root; started new sysgen.]

[5-hour sysgen, only minor incidents, mostly due to missing >14char filenames]
[Same startup symptoms firing up CL:
    
    dictionary starts at 1073968624 (010000672760)
    pfileload, task cl
    task `cl' has no param file
    Fatal startup error.  CL dies.

[Recompiling fio$filopn.x with NO optimization (rest of system is now at
[opt level 1 rather than 2 originally) gets past that problem but again
[cldebugging is turned on automatically so at 1200 baud you have to wait
[about 5 minutes for the prompt.  A lot of things are still screwed up --
[can't access hlib$motd (can from system process run standalone); the
[command "show iraf" generates an error with no return to the prompt;
[^C then causes error recursion and the CL dies.

unix/hlib/config.h
	Finally realized there was another LEN_JUMPBUF after seeing the
	global variable cldebug get trashed by setjmp after 16 words, same
	as the old LEN_JUMPBUF in the Sun HSI.  Increased to 51, started 
	another sysgen.  (2/12 SRO)

[CL comes up fine now, and all the builtins I tested work fine.  "directory"
[results in an eventual core dump, with possible error recursion.  Running
[the system process standalone just generates a segmentation violation.
[As I am working from home, without access to printouts or another terminal,
[I decided to take advantage of another 48 hours before getting back to the
[office by stripping all binaries and recompiling everything with NO
[optimization (last sysgen was with -O1).  Since filopn.x generates a fatal
[error even compiled with -O1, I consider it reasonable to gen the whole
[system without opt, then fix all the non-opt bugs, then start increasing
[the level of optimization to see just how bad it is.  (2/14 SRo)

Best so far.  CL comes up fine, can do direN	|ctory listings etc. without
system process dying.  IMDEBUG/MKIMAGE still coredumps with no warning to6\D5|
the CL, and when "bye" is given, the CL warns about an error in the subprocess
then hangs.  2 ^C's generate error recursion with CL death.  Apparently there
are some routines causing fatal problems even with optimization level 1, but
at least there are some other bugs to isolate first before tackling opt.
(2/15 SRo)

unix/hlib/iraf.h
unix/hlib/libc/xnames.h
	Defined getpid as xgetpd; with no trailing underscores in HP-UX,
	SPP getpid collides with UNIX getpid.  (Symptom was infinite
	recursion in getpid->zgtpid->getpid...)  (2/16 SRo)

unix/hlib/motd
	Updated banner page for HP-UX.  (2/16 SRo)

unix/as/zsvjmp.s
	Set value of "status" to zero, as this had been neglected originally.
	Symptom was infinite error recursion in the CL for commands such as
	"lpar junk" (not infinite stack accumulation, due to the nature of
	setjmp/longjmp).  (2/18 SRo)

[Another relink sysgen, as everything links with zsvjmp.s]

[MKHELPDB got stuck; name collision between spp rename and faked UNIX 
[routine.

unix/hlib/iraf.h
unix/hlib/libc/xnames.h
unix/os/zfrnam.c
unix/boot/bootlib/rename.c -
	Defined RENAME as xfrnam to avoid name collision, removed earlier
	rename.c, which didn't belong in bootlib in the first place, and
	added u_rename() function to zfrnam.c.  (2/19 SRo)

pkg/cl/main.c
	Modified memneed() to add memory on 64-bit boundaries.  Otherwise,
	there is a bus error whenever a double floating point word that
	is not 64-bit aligned (in actual memory, not just relative to
	some data structure) is loaded into a floating point register.
	Must also have next fix as well.  (2/25 SRo)

pkg/cl/pfiles.c
	In one place, after a call to memneed(), there was verification
	code to assure synchronization; this failed when memneed() was
	modified to be 64-bit aligned.  Current fix is a shameless hack.
	(2/25 SRo)

[Success!!  I can load packages, stat images, get graphics in a gterm
[window over the phone lines from "urand | graph", etc.  There will
[doubtless be further bugs when more exhaustive testing is undertaken,
[but things look far better than at any time up til now.

dev/pix.imh
dev/pix.pix
	Due to tape problems when I originally prepared the source tape,
	the standard dev$pix 512*512 short image was not on tape.  I brought
	a separate tape with the binary image in FITS format, but forgot
	to read it in before I had to dash off to the airport, so I built
	the image from a Mandelbrot set test program I copied over the 
	phone line into local/sr/mandel.x.  (2/29 SRo)

unix/hlib/alloc.e
	Had Jim Dillon change ownership to root.  (2/29 SRo)

unix/hlib/iraf.h
	Name collision with getuid(); defined as xgetud.  Symptom was
	segmentation violations in wfits and in the CL when attempting
	to allocate the drive.  (2/29 SRo)

dev/devices
	Cleaned up and added all relevant aliases.  SysV uses /dev/rmt/*
	and /dev/mt/* for raw and block special device names respectively;
	only the sysmgr is supposed to be able to use /dev/mt/* devices,
	so these need not be added as aliases.  However, the standard
	AT&T device installation leaves the tape head positioned after
	the 2nd EOF mark during write/close; if special minor device
	names are added, the interface is "berkeley style".  Convention
	adopted here was a trailing "b" for those device names, for lack
	of anything better.  The device bits are as follows for Berkeley:

	    crw-rw-rw-   (...) 0x140000 Mar  1 17:39 /dev/rmt/0hb
	    crw-rw-rw-   (...) 0x1c0000 Mar  1 17:39 /dev/rmt/0hnb
	    crw-rw-rw-   (...) 0x120000 Mar  1 17:38 /dev/rmt/0mb
	    crw-rw-rw-   (...) 0x1a0000 Mar  1 17:39 /dev/rmt/0mnb

	IRAF entry for drive 0 on the "hpufoca" machine is as follows:

	    mta		rmt/0hnb rmt/0hb rmt/0mnb rmt/0mb \
			rmt/0hn rmt/0h rmt/0mn rmt/0m 
	    mta.6250	rmt/0hnb rmt/0hb rmt/0mnb rmt/0mb \
			rmt/0hn rmt/0h rmt/0mn rmt/0m
	    mta.1600	rmt/0mnb rmt/0mb rmt/0hnb rmt/0hb \
			rmt/0mn rmt/0hn rmt/0h

	The numeral is the drive number, h=high, m=medium, and l=low
	density, "n" is for no-rewind.  This does appear more rational
	than BSD UNIX.  (3/1 SRo)

noao/astutil/pdm/pdmstats.x
noao/astutil/pdm/mkpkg
	Transferred this file over the phone, formerly called
	pdmstatistics.x, >14 chars; lost during 1st sysgen.  (3/1 SRo)

noao/twodspec/apextract/t_apnorm.x
noao/twodspec/apextract/mkpkg
	Transferred from noao; >14 chars.  (3/1 SRo)

noao/ccdred/src/t_badpixim.x
noao/ccdred/src/mkpkg
	Same.  (3/1 SRo)

[Ran RMBIN and began a new sysgen to ensure recent changes to iraf.h
[get picked up everywhere (just relinked a couple of executables by hand
[after getuid() change).  (3/1 SRo)
[Tue Mar  1 19:47:39 PST 1988 -->  Wed Mar  2 00:48:55 PST 1988
[5-hour sysgen (full recompile & relink); roughly same as on Model 850.

noao/imred/dtoi/hdicfit/hdicgundel.x
noao/imred/dtoi/mkpkg
	Re-transmitted this file (formerly named hdicgundelete.x), which
	got deleted during one of the last sysgens, as it still had >14
	chars, and the .o file replaced the .x file during compilation.
	Although renamed back on lyra, it still was not returning function
	values, so just added 2 "return(0)"'s.  (3/2 SRo)

noao/imred/ccdred/src/t_mkfringe.x
noao/imred/ccdred/src/t_mkillumft.x
noao/imred/ccdred/src/mkpkg
	Transferred these files with shortened names from Tucson; >14 char
	files were trashed earlier.  (3/2 SRo)

[Ran IRAF test procedures, including tape drive ones, and using the
[dev$pix created from the Mandelbrot Set, as original one didn't make
[it.  No problems encountered.  (3/2 SRo)

[Ran benchmarks over dialin, excluding image display, networking, and
[multiple-terminal graphics ones.  No software problems encountered.  (3/2 SRo)

unix/os/zfrnam.c
	Had neglected to unlink oldfile when implementing BSD rename()
	with link/unlink.  (3/2 SRo)

local/terminfo
local/terminfo/s/sun
local/terminfo/s/sun24
local/terminfo/s/sun34
local/terminfo/s/sun40
	Created this directory to hold private terminfo descriptions.
	A new description may be compiled by first using untic(1M) to 
	decompile one of the existing entries in /usr/lib/terminfo/?/file,
	editing the result, setting the environment variable TERMINFO
	to a pathname, and running tic(1M) to compile the entry.  Tic
	actually creates the single-letter subdirectory, and names the
	resulting file from EACH alias in the untic'd file.  To use a
	non-standard terminfo description, here sun40:

	    % setenv TERMINFO $iraf/local/terminfo
	    % setenv TERM sun40

	(3/8 SRo)

[ Tar tape cut for CFHT; no further work expected to be done on hpufoca
[ system at Foster City.  HP-UX/IRAF maintenance & update will now be done
[ on Model 825 at CFHT.  (3/8 SRo)