The seller has this listed as a Gigabyte GA-6BXU Rev 1.5 mainboard.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/195259246091
According to Gigabyte's website the GA-6BXU has only one CPU slot. This one
as you can see has two.
The only dual Pentium II slot main board I could find manufactured by
Gigabyte is the GA-6BXDS shown here:
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-6BXDS#ov
Notice the number of electrolytic capacitors beside one of the CPU slots is
different from that shown in the main board for sale.
The seller has not responded to my inquiries which may be a tip off in
itself.
Thanks
Don Resor
Hi,
I have 15 manuals, flyers, and miscellaneous papers from/about the
Symbolics, Inc computer(s), database, and more.
Pictures at http://www.sieler.com/symbolics
If anyone's interested, please email me (sieler(a)gmail.com)
List:
Concordia__Object-Oriented_Document_Management___Symbolic_Inc__copy
Introducing_Statice___The_first_Object-Oriented_Database_System__copy
Lisp_Machine_Summary
Lisp_Machine_Summary__a_bit_rough
Program_Development___Help_Facilities
Program_Development___Tools_and_Techniques
Reference_Guide_to_Symbolics-Lisp
Symbolics_Concordia
Symbolics_Marketing
Symbolics___3600_Symbol_Processing_Systems
Symbolics__a_brochure
Symbolics__flyer
The_Symbolics_3670__Discover_the_power_of_symbolic_processing
The_Symbolics_Genera_Programming_Environment__from_a_magazine
VERAC_Announced_GeoFlavors___on_Your_Symbolics_Lisp_Machine__flyer
thanks,
Stan
Anyone near Chicago want to pick-up a nice Altair 8800B with Altair floppy drive for $1500?
It isn't mine, and the working status is unknown. They don't want to ship it.
Pictures available here:
http://oldcomputers.net/temp/
Let me know and I'll connect you.
Thanks-
Steve.
The following info is found here: https://vcfed.org/vcf-swap-meet/, but I'm
pasting here for your reference.
VCF’s Annual Swap Meet
Vintage Computers & Electronics, Radios, TVs, Amateur Radio, Other Tech
October 8
8AM to 2PM (General Public)
7AM (Setup for Vendor)
VENDOR REGISTRATION HERE
<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeMNS0XBHc2enjQjhTYiFON-T0v2YTYAw4…>
*$5 GENERAL ADMISSION per person!*
*ADDRESS*:
**OUTDOOR Swap Meet**
*GPS location*: Google Maps
<https://www.google.com/maps/place/40%C2%B011'05.5%22N+74%C2%B003'47.9%22W/@40.1848619,-74.0643212,350m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m13!1m6!3m5!1s0x89c228394afc24b3:0x793045909b6e8fba!2sInfoAge+Science+and+History+Museums!8m2!3d40.1857343!4d-74.0593097!3m5!1s0x0:0xbe14db9783fe1872!7e2!8m2!3d40.18486!4d-74.0633081>
*Satellite Map*:
*Street Map*: Swap Meet Parking
*EMAIL*: swapmeet AT vcfed DOT org
*PHONE*: 732-722-5015
*Flyer:* 2022-VCF-Swap-Meet-Flyer
<https://vcfed.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/2022-VCF-Swap-Meet-Flyer-1.pdf>
*VENDOR COST* is per space. First space is $20, each additional space is
$10.
This time it is an *outdoor *swap meet. *Bring your own table!* Table isn’t
required, but recommended.
A space is considered a 18 feet by 9 feet (the general size of a parking
space).
* Reservation doesn’t guarantee sales.
* The Vintage Computer Federation is only providing a space, vendors must
bring their own tables.
* In case of inclement weather, money paid will be refunded.
* All items that you bring must be taken with you. No items are to be left
behind.
* Porta Potties on site
Free Pile Policy <https://vcfed.org/2022/02/25/vcf-swap-meet-free-pile/>
*AFTER THE SWAP MEET, COME VISIT OUR VCF MUSEUM @ INFOAGE!*
We are open from 12PM to 5PM: VCF Museum <https://vcfed.org/vcf-museum>
The Vintage Computer Federation Museum is located near the swap meet and is
part of InfoAge Science and History museums.
InfoAge and VCF Museums are open every Saturday, Sunday and Wednesday from
12PM to 5PM
InfoAge museums: infoage.org.
=========================================
Jeff Brace
VCF National Board Member Chairman & Vice President
Vintage Computer Festival East Showrunner
Vintage Computer Federation is a 501c3 charity
https://vcfed.org/ <http://www.vcfed.org/>
> Message: 6
> Date: Sun, 17 Jul 2022 19:32:47 -0500
> From: Chris Zach <cz(a)alembic.crystel.com>
> Subject: Re: MicroVAX CTI (DEC Professional) card
> To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
> Message-ID: <448ec9e0-a5df-7dd2-65f4-6294e6ebec82(a)alembic.crystel.com>
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>
> Well, auction is over, I didn't bid on it, and I hope someone here got it.
>
> That said, the more I look at it, and the more I look at a true MVII
> card the more I wonder just what was missing on this card. A true MVII
> has a pair of rather large custom ASICs in the center of the board and I
> can't believe the 80186 (or whatever that chip is on the top center of
> the board) could emulate it all.
>
> So it would be interesting to see what this thing was and what it did.
>
>
I bought it. I know it's long odds that I can get it to do anything,
especially without that daughter card, but, waddahell, it's an
interesting DEC PRO collectible. I reckon I'll plug it into a PRO and
see if it responds to attempted accesses. If the ROM contains PDP11 or
VAX code, I'll disassemble it and see if there are any clues there.
--
Lee K. Gleason N5ZMR
Control-G Consultants
lee.gleason(a)comcast.net
Myself and some more people would be very interested in finding a set of installation disks (or disk images) for HP-UX 2.0 and 2.1 and later up to 5.0.
Obviously these have never been or made available, but maybe someone still has a set.
These early HP-UX versions were used on HP 9000/200 systems with floppy disks like HP 9826 and HP 9836 as well as on 9000/217 boxes.
Later versions work fine on HP 9000/300 systems, but not on the 9000/200 systems with Motorola 68010 CPUs.
Martin
This seems like a good place to ask this question - I'd like an Apple Lisa 1 "twiggy" system for my collection, and can trade a working IBM 5100 Portable PC. We'd probably have to meet in person to make the transaction. I'm in So CA.
Thanks-
Steven Stengel
http://oldcomputers.net
This is a query which came into TNMOC, but I'm wondering if there are
people here who can assist.
From: <mikkel(a)mikjaer.com>
Date: Thu, 1 Sept 2022 at 22:05
Subject: Comal 80 in Great Britain
Hey there, my name is Mikkel, I am working on a book about a series of
danish micro computers where the history of the programming language
"Comal" will be a part of, and i just discovered that there was a UK
Comal User groups and also a periodical called "Comal Bulletin", ive
searched the internet i cannot find anything. But i hope that you might
know some historians or hobbyist? or even online databases? you can
refer me to?
I would like to know all there is to know about Comal in UK? And as a
sidenote, if somebody knows something about danish computers in uk from
the 70s and 80s i would of course like to hear about that to.
Hope you can help me, more info about my book is here :
https://www.thedanishcomet.com
--
-Jon
+44 7792 149029
Hi,
I found a bunch of original HP 150 software on 3.5" floppies ...
any HP 150 collectors here? Free, pickup, Cupertino.
Includes the following. About 1/2 are original disks.
The most unusual are probably the compilers from Prospero, and the
IMAGE-like database (Mirage?) from Datasoft International (the developer
was likely Michel Kohon, from France, and a member of the HP 3000
community).
Datacom:
DSN/Link
HP PCLink
Kermit
PC2622
Reflection 1 Plus
Misc / Unknown:
Ally/150
Application Master Extended I/O Application
Cardfile (full app)
Cardfile demo
Computer tutor 150
Edit/150 from KSD systems Limited
Infocom sampler
Interex CSL/100 volume 56
Interex CSL150 (contributed library)
Mentor version 1.E.1 from KSD systems Limited
System demo
Thinkjet demo
Visicalc
Games:
Tick Tock, Radar, Othello, others
Type attack, Temple of Apshai, Ricochet
Winning Deal
Zork
Programming...
C (unknown...just says "C" on label)
Lattice C
MASM
Modula 2
MVP Forth (on misc games floppy)
Pro Fortran from Prospero
Pro For 1 (possibly same as above)
Pro Pascal from Prospero
Borland Turbo Pascal 2.0
ISV Development (from HP)
ISV revision A.1.2 (Independent Software Vendor toolkit from HP?)
Programmers Toolkit (HP)
Programmers tools: debug, sort, find, edlin, ece2bin, ...more... (HP)
Database: ???
Mirager Version ii 2.A.1 Datasoft International
Mirage Library
Mirage I
//
> >> Are you sure about that? The 5100 doesn't support floppy drives. And
> I've
> >> never heard of third-party drives (that would need IMFs, too) for the
> 5100.
> >
> > $3100 is about what IBM charged for a fully loaded 5150. (PC)
> > THAT is not a 5100! $3100 for a 5100 would have been a bargain.
>
> We are neither talking about the 5150, nor about $3100 but $31,000 for a
> 5100 (see above). Or did I miss something?
>
There was a third-party floppy drive for the IBM 5100 :-)
Or at least there as something that was sold in this way. Here is its
brochure:
http://www.bitsavers.org/pdf/sykes/brochures/Sykes_Comm-Stor_5100_Brochure.…
Note that it "plugs directly into the Serial I/O Adapter of the IBM 5100
with no hardware or software changes". So it's a serial-port connected
floppy drive that talks to the 5100 in a format that it likes.
(What is an IMF?)
--Tom
