> On Aug 1, 2026, at 8:42 PM, David Gesswein via cctalk <[email protected]> > wrote: > > The PDP-8 tapes are 12 bit words in low bits of 16 bit word. The other > tapes are 18 bits in low bits of 32 bit word. Both little endian. SIMH pdp-8 > simulator knows about these formats. > > The images only contain the data words from the tape blocks. PDP-8 tapes are > 129 word per block and normally 1474 blocks. The 18 bit tapes are 256 words > per block and normally 578 blocks. > > PDP-8 PIP10 will give a directory of the PDP-10 tape. So will RT-11 FILEX, which from what ABC told me recovers the upper 2 bits in each word by watching the CSR as the data DMA is underway, rather than doing read-all. I forgot why he did it that way. paul
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