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we're basically using the edsack as a classic example of a very early von neumann computer into the great credit of cambridge i mean they did get it working by i think it was april may 1949 something like that and it went on to great glory afterwards and calculations on there from many cambridge scientists i mean it's no exaggeration to say nobel prizes were won because of the availability of exact in all sorts of areas we're going to take a look and try and answer this this question of how on earth do you get this wretched headsack to boot up and with the help of martin campbell kelly's emulator we're able to gonna be able to show you something of that um because what i want to do is to describe how the initial boot programs first stabbed it was called initial orders one second law stab was called initial orders two written by a really bright guy who was the phd student of morris wilkes who led of the ed sac team of course that chap's name was david wheeler a really nice chap i didn't know him only slightly but he was fearfully bright and always good for a chat about low level issues like this about how did you get this wretched thing to work given that i suspect inherited on edsack but feeding back into early things again like tommy flowers is colossus um how do you get a bit pattern in here to tell it to do what to do because if you want to get the bit pattern in the electronics the logic and everything inside it will execute it correctly that will have been checked out but how do you get the wretched things in and the answer certainly on the colossus machine was you used a set of what we call unit selectors to set up the ones and zeros and by having enough unit selectors plus usually a sort of load lever to load it into the current location in memory then you have to have an automated way inside the hardware of stepping onto the next word to be loaded um people like me didn't use unicollectors but learned this up when you booted up an early pdp 11. even as late as the 60s and 70s it wasn't union selectors it was hand keys on front of the panel i think we've shown those once or twice same thing up for a one down for a zero one one load another pattern load another pattern load it's bad enough loading up a little boot program it's unthinkable to load in an entire multi-kilobyte program that way but on the basis of hand switches and unit selectors in this case yes these wonderful initial orders 2 and initial orders 1 were loaded in from uni selectors once you've downloaded martin's emulator it comes with a tutorial guide and it makes it very clear in there that...