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From: Mills@udel.edu
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Subject: Re:  Can I turn an 11/03 into a fuzzball?
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Date: 10 Jan 91 18:51:09 GMT
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Jim,

While most of the fuzzware has been ported to every flavor of PDP11
and LSI-11 platform, portage, especially to the older models, is
stuff that heroes make. I would not recommend the project unless you
have 256K of memory, a modest amount of disk and at least EIS
capability for the CPU. I don't think EIS (multiply/divide) was
standard for the `03. While the fuzzware allegedly can be recompiled
to do this in software, finding all the places I slipped up would
be most tedious. Also, you need the RT-11 operating system in order
to support the development. If you are still interested after all this,
I would be glad to point you to the sources. However, you might have
more fun porting the Unix daemon code to a PC.

Dave