test-drb November 2000

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507 discussions

by mcquiggi＠sfu.ca

Hi Group: I am in need of an M7891-DB or similar memory board for my pdp-11/34A. The specs on this memory are: 128 Kword, 18 bit, parity RAM. Size is not important in this case, I'll take a compatible board with less RAM on it. Please reply to the news group. list, or to me directly. I have stuff to trade or will purchase if necessary! Thanks, Kevin -- Kevin McQuiggin VE7ZD mcquiggi(a)sfu.ca

24 years

2 months, no DECUS membershp yet

by ncherry＠home.net

Yep, it's been 2 months and I still am not able to get my basic membership yet. Today I tried rejoining (3rd time) and now I get internal server errors. At this rate I'll never be able to get the OpenVMS CD kit. BTW, if I have 2 VAX do I need to order 2 kits? -- Linux Home Automation Neil Cherry ncherry(a)home.net http://members.home.net/ncherry (Text only) http://meltingpot.fortunecity.com/lightsey/52 (Graphics) http://linuxha.sourceforge.net/ (SourceForge)

24 years

Q-bus cards available.

by Mzthompson＠aol.com

On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 15:46:41, Joe <rigdonj(a)intellistar.net> wrote: >On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 12:25:34, Jeffrey l Kaneko <jeff.kaneko(a)juno.com> wrote: > >>On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 11:53:32 EST Mzthompson(a)aol.com writes: >> >>> ---------------------------------------- >>> 3) Sigma Information Systems >>> >>> This card appears to be a disk controller. It has 4 WDC TR1865PL >>> controller >>> chips on it and there are 4 ten pin header connectors on the card >>> edge. >>> >>> Numbers: >>> Assy 400200 >>> CPX-6-0 >> >>This is probably a serial I/O card; the TR1865's are UARTS . . . . > > >Jeff is probably right. Here's part of a message that I posted a month or >so ago about a 11/23 that I have. It also has a Sigma Information Systems >card in it and the card is connected the TT and LP0 ports. I didn't make a >list of the chips while I had the card out. Sorry. > > Joe > > to On September 22, Joe wrote: > > <snip> Thanks guys for the correction. In my haste to complete the list I saw 'WDC' and jump to the conclusion about being a disk controller. I did not pause to look up the IC in the IC Master or any data books. Duh! Although I removed the card cage and boards from the box, I did go check and sure enough, the only ten pin connector goes to a DB25 coming out the back. Again, thanks, and sorry 'bout that. Mike

24 years

CP/M 1.3 memory requirement

by ajp166＠bellatlantic.net

From: Jeff Hellige <jhellige(a)earthlink.net> > Certainly even the earliest of CP/M releases offered more >than the North Star DOS that would've shipped with thier disk >systems? This system included DOS ver. 2 and BASIC ver. 6, Release 3 >and is also copyright 1977. Actually no. NSdos was a simpler file system but actually robust and very fast. It lacked editor/assember/debugger but did have a good set of diags for ram, monitor and NS* BASIC. Which for it's time was pretty good. Also it could boot in as little as 4k of ram and run basic in 24k. Allison

24 years

ZCPR & Other CP/M Extensions (Was: RE: CP/M 1.3 memory requirement)

by rigdonj＠intellistar.net

Hi, Yes, I'm interested in the disks! A friend of mine wants to try and install it on a H-89. I'll look through my ZCPR stuff and see if I can find out what the differences are in verson 2.2 and 3.0 and report later. Joe At 09:31 AM 11/2/00 -0500, you wrote: >> At 06:47 PM 11/1/00 -0500, you wrote: >> >From: Joe <rigdonj(a)intellistar.net> >> > >> >>I used to think that CP/M was great but I just got a >> >>system with ZCPR3 and it's dynamite! >> >> >> >> Joe >> > >> >To make a point. ZCPRx is CP/M! > >I spent a log of time customizing ZCPR 2.2, but never >got around to moving to ZCPR3. > >Can anyone give a thumbnail sketch of the differences, >keeping in mind that I'm fairly familiar with the 2.2 >version? > >In addition to tweaking & adding stuff to ZCPR2.2, I >also adapted someone else's take on implementing >resident system extensions (RSXs) under CP/M 2.2/ZCPR, >as well as putting together a small library of RSXs >that would work with it (as well as CP/M 3). > >Any interest in that stuff? I think the floppies may >still be readable... > >-dq >

24 years

ultrix disktab entry for an RF73?

by thompson＠mail.athenet.net

Greetings I have an elderly version of ultrix (4.2A) which knows nothing of disks of mind boggling capacity such as the two gigabyte RF73. Does anyone have a later version of Ultrix with the dimensions of this disk specified in the /etc/disktab file? (p.s. has anyone else noticed that Altavista seems to be lamed deliberately or otherwise so that Linux or Netscape clients can no longer search properly? I have noticed this for a couple of weeks...I go into work and use Internet Extorter on NT and everything is fine.) Thanks in advance Paul

24 years

Cadnetix

by jjackson＠salsa-digital.com

OK. I've been quiet long enough, I think. <grin> Now it is time to ask a question. I have an old Cadnetix 50000S workstation. It still works - sortuv. I would like to find a replacement board for the ailing one (graphics), or locate technical manuals on this beastie. What is a Cadnetix 50000S? It is a CAD workstation that performs Schematic Capture, PCB Layouts, runs Berkeley unix (I think it's Berkeley), uses a 68020 processor, and can still run rings around many Windows CAD software packages... ok, just barely. <grin> What I'd _really_ like is to find one of the Sun-2 Cadnetix platforms. (I think it was a Sun-2 - it's been a while folks.) Now, these puppies - they could really scream! Anyway, I saw a bit on the 50000S platforms a while back - was just wondering if anyone might still have one and want to swap something or other. I know where there is a Cadnetix burial ground - it's just that I'd have to pay homage to the groundskeeper. Regards, James Jackson

24 years

ZCPR & Other CP/M Extensions (Was: RE: CP/M 1.3 memory requir ement)

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> Hi, > > Yes, I'm interested in the disks! A friend of mine wants to try and > install it on a H-89. I'll look through my ZCPR stuff and see > if I can find > out what the differences are in verson 2.2 and 3.0 and report later. Ok, if I have time (I've tenatively got a rescue planned for this weekend), I'll try to dig them out this weekend. Regards, -dq

24 years

MULTICS Installation, Halifax

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> Douglas Quebbeman wrote: > > > We only just in the last few weeks finally got a listing of the > > full DPS-8/M instruction set (or was it the Level 68?) posted to > > the web. So at least one of the most important resources for > > getting started is now available... > > Oh, do you have a link? You'll find them near the bottom of: http://www.multicians.org/features.html -dq

24 years

Google

by rigdonj＠intellistar.net

I don't know but enjoy it while you can! I gave up on Yahoo, Hotbot and the others because they took too blasted long to load (and still didn't find as much). Joe At 12:36 AM 11/2/00 -0500, Jeff wrote: >I have to agree. Though Google returns a lot of unuseable information, it >has proved to be my best resource when searching the impossible. Google >is the God of search engines. I'd use it even if the did have as as do >most competitors. > >Why don't they have ads? It mystifies me. > >Regards, > >Jeff > > >As for AltaVista I gave it up for Google.com, why? because google's search > page is advertisement free and it returns better hits than Altavista >does. > >--Chuck > > >-- >----------------------------------------------------------- >Jeffrey S. Worley >President >Complete Computer Services, Inc. >30 Greenwood Rd. >Asheville, NC 28803 >828-277-5959 >Visit our website at HTTP://www.Real-Techs.com >THETechnoid(a)home.com >----------------------------------------------------------- > >

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