Hmm, lucky day I guess... I got a 11/780 and a 11/785 field maintenance
print set (2 different printsets) from the EE department. I'm rather
surprised that I didnt notice these several years ago.
Also, I saw what I swear must be a quad height pdp8 board. He wasnt
sure what it was, so he wouldnt let me have it yet. He thought it
might be a PDP11 board (did they make quad height PDP11 systems?).
Heres what the board says:
Excelan
Exos 204 s/n 001993
It has a 16 pin male ribbon cable connector on the top of the board,
and strange 2-part female connector in the middle of the board, sort
of like a 10 pin and a 36 pin ribbon female connectors joined together
so that there is a slight gap between them.
some intel chips on the board are dated 1982, the board itself is dated 1984.
Anyone know what this board is?
-Lawrence LeMay
Is a RT-11 Media Kit on TK-50, that was built under V5.4 using some command
which currently escapes me, bootable? I just realized that apparently V5.3
doesn't support TK50's. BLEEP!!!!
I'd just try it, but don't want to have to type in the bootstrap if it
isn't. Rather spend the time trying to figure out the best sequence of
hoops to jump through if it isn't! BEEEEEEEEEEEEP! Just when I was
starting to make some serious progress at getting my /73 put back together.
BLEEP!
On that note, I think I'd best get some sleep.
Zane
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In a message dated 08/11/1999 6:41:42 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
ard(a)p850ug1.demon.co.uk writes:
> I have the service manual for (one version) of the FD55GFR here, but the
> only info on the jumpers is the schematic diagram (showing one large ASIC
> for almost everything). And these jumpers have labels like D0, D1, D2,
> D3, IU, HL, etc.
Thanks -- I have since found another of the teac drives and the jumpers are
plainly marked. The first one (which I posted the inquiry about) had no
clear screening on the pcb.
Glen
0/0
This question is most likely to be answered by Megan Gentry
since I don't know of anyone else who might have the background.
In the very distant past, I used to prepare paper tape programs
in so-called LDA format from an RT-11 based system. Since
I don't and likely won't have access to a system with a paper
tape reader (let alone a paper tape punch), does anyone remember
if the program that does get loaded can also be prepared as an
SAV file by setting the appropriate directives to the MACRO
assembler and then the LINK program?
hi, saw your post. do you have or have any idea where
i can find 16 meg 30 pin simms? i need 2 of them. any
help is appreciated. thanks.
kelly
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Whilst scrounging around in my stash, i found an old, old mitsubishi mp286L
laptop, 286 model in like new condition. it boots up with a cmos error, but
will boot dos from a floppy. needless to say the hard drive wont mount. i
downloaded a generic bios setup problem and ran that, setting the hard drive
type to 11 which is what the sticker said underneath the laptop. alas, fdisk
cannot find it. tried a few debug LLF commands, but no go. any ideas at this
point? i am unable to find any mitsubishi computer info anywhere.
d
Would like the below listed items. Please let me know the total cost.
Ronald A Fraser
11 Granger Rd
Westborough, Ma 01581-1716
>
> AT&T UNIX PC / 3B1 software and documentation - Complete copy of SYSV UNIX
> version 3.51 for the 3B1/UNIXPC. Includes all manuals. Shrinkwrapped.
> $15.
>
>
> Control Data 9427H Disk Drive service manual - $5
>
>
> Coleco ADAM Logo manual - $5
>
> Radofin Aquarius - includes PSU, missing cartridge port cover - $10
> Coleco Adam - System unit, printer, keyboard. System worked when last
> used, printer non-functional, printer PSU good - $40
>
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>
>
>
>Also, I saw what I swear must be a quad height pdp8 board. He wasnt
>sure what it was, so he wouldnt let me have it yet. He thought it
>might be a PDP11 board (did they make quad height PDP11 systems?).
>Heres what the board says:
>
> Excelan
> Exos 204 s/n 001993
>
>It has a 16 pin male ribbon cable connector on the top of the board,
>and strange 2-part female connector in the middle of the board, sort
>of like a 10 pin and a 36 pin ribbon female connectors joined together
>so that there is a slight gap between them.
>
>some intel chips on the board are dated 1982, the board itself is dated 1984.
>
>Anyone know what this board is?
It is an Excelan network board. I'm not sure off the top of my head whether
it's Q-bus or Unibus, but will do some research. It has drivers under BSD,
I believe.
The 16 pin connector goes to, I believe, an AUI network connector.
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I know this is an old subject but, I swear, the last time it was brought
up, I downloaded the fonts. But, I can't find them now!!
Q: Where can I download the old ASR-33 TTY TTF font???
Q2: (NOT CLASSIC related) When I open up my terminal program in Winblows,
it won't give me my full font selection. Any clues on how to get the
ASR-33 fonts to work on the terminal program?
Thanks,
(Sorry about the Winblows question.)
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