Configuration catalogue
A configuration is a whole machine: the cards it carries, how they are jumpered, and the media its drives name. Packaged as a .qcfg.zip, it travels between operators as one file.
This is the project's own catalogue. A board subscribes to it — and to any other catalogue you point it at — and imports from it directly, so you need not download anything by hand.
Catalogue URL, to paste into a board's catalogue list:
https://qunilator.com/catalog/v1/index.json2.11BSD on the RA81
Multi-user 2.11BSD Unix on an emulated UDA50 MSCP disk, with DELQA Ethernet that attaches as qe0. The kernel is the QBONETS build, carrying the QBus DELQA driver and the TS11 tape driver.
UDA50 · RA81 · DELQA
4.3BSD Quasijarus on the RA82
Berkeley's VAX Unix as the Quasijarus project preserved it — 4.3BSD with the fixes of 1999 on an MSCP disk, with TK50 tape, DZV11 serial lines and DELQA Ethernet, booting straight from DUA0 on a MicroVAX II.
UDA50 · RA82 · TQK50 · TK50 · DZV11 · DELQA
Unix V6 on the RL02
Sixth Edition Unix (1975), Tim Shoppa's rescued RL02 pack, booting straight from DL0. The smallest real Unix — kernel, C compiler and the classic userland on one ten-megabyte cartridge.
RLV12 · RL02
Publishing your own
A catalogue is a static JSON file on any web server. The format is documented under Catalogue format.