test-drb May 2001

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642 discussions

by pete＠dunnington.u-net.com

On May 25, 21:20, Megan wrote: > I also filled in the on-line form (quite some time ago) and have > yet to hear from them... I filled it in about 2 weeks ago, when I saw it allowed overseas members, and got a reply a few days ago to say I wasn't eligible (not for basic membership, anyway). So someone does read them, they just take a while to do anything (just over a week in my case). -- Pete Peter Turnbull Network Manager University of York

23 years, 6 months

DEC TK50Z-FA to -GA

by pete＠dunnington.u-net.com

On May 25, 15:24, Don Maslin wrote: > On Fri, 25 May 2001, Pete Turnbull wrote: > > I have a puzzle. [...] what ROM goes with 23-116E5 to make the pair? > Based on the numbering sequence of other pairs (and beyond), it > should be either 23-115E5 or 23-117E5. But that is not too much help, > is it? No, that's the problem :-) DEC sometimes used odd/even numbers and someties even/odd, so I can't tell. -- Pete Peter Turnbull Network Manager University of York

23 years, 6 months

by jfoust＠threedee.com

At 08:19 AM 5/25/01 -0400, joe wrote: >>The prblem with school equipment is the disposals policy. As they are bought >>with public money the requirements for disposal are very strict. In my area >>the policy is: >> >>1) Offer to other departments >>2) Offer to other schools >>3) Offer to other local authority departments >>4) Offer to charitable institutions >>5) Offer to staff > > The policy in the US is the same except there's no **requirement** to offer the stuff to the staff. Although mandy places do. And here, they're required to erase all software, and apparently any docs or disks also get chucked before the item is put up for surplus sale. - John

23 years, 6 months

OpenVMS Hobbyist still lives

by mbg＠world.std.com

I also filled in the on-line form (quite some time ago) and have yet to hear from them... Megan

23 years, 6 months

ADM style (and Lynwood and MICROSCRIBE) [was: ADM = ?]

by xds_sigma7＠hotmail.com

Hey, I *like* the TeleVideo 910 much more.. Better color choice, I think. Not to mention its a damn sight more reliable : ) But my favorite all-in-one terminal has to be the cute little TeleVideo that also has a phone built into it (at least that seems right). I'm still kicking myself for the clean-up we did when was 17 and not interested in old computers yet.. pitched 4 of em, and 2 of those Televideo PCs, and all kinds of god-knows-what else.. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com

23 years, 6 months

ADM = ?

by mcguire＠neurotica.com

On May 24, Eric Dittman wrote: > I see ADM3A terminals all the time, in computer stores. > They are funny colored now, and have a detached keyboard, > and don't work the same. For some reason they are called > iMacs now. *snicker* I almost bought an iMac when they came out just so I could put it on a desk next to my ADM-5. :) -Dave McGuire

23 years, 6 months

Anybody need manual for Ampex 219 terminal?

by mcguire＠neurotica.com

I have an operations manual for an Ampex model 219 terminal. Does anyone need this? Free for the cost of shipping... -Dave McGuire

23 years, 6 months

Fwd: Just relisted DATA GENERAL DG Mdl 10 Computer System.

by rigdonj＠intellistar.net

Hi, Here is a Data General modle 10 that I just for sale on E-bay. The owner says that it has a dead CPU but it looks VERY complete and includes the original software disks and manuals. It also has four terminals with it. It looks like a nice item for a DEC collector (I'm not.) If someone buys it and wants to try and get it running again I also have a model 10 that I'll sell that you can use for parts. I don't know if mine works but it looks complete except for the hard drive is missing. Joe >Date: Fri, 25 May 2001 12:56:07 -0400 >From: "Signet Creative, Inc." <sctalent(a)mediaone.net> >X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.77 [en] (Win98; U) >X-Accept-Language: en >To: joe <rigdonj(a)intellistar.net> >Subject: Just relisted DATA GENERAL DG Mdl 10 Computer System. > >Joe, > >We just relisted our Data General Desktop Model 10 computer >system. Here's the link to it: > > <http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1240936666>eBay > item 1240936666 (Ends Jun-04-01 09:49:46 PDT) - DATA GENERAL DG Mdl 10 > System x 4 REDUCED! NR > >It's eBay item number 1240936666. I really appreciate your offer of >passing it along to others on your mailing list. As I mentioned, the >prices have been reduced. > >Thanks again, > >Doug Rossire >Signet Creative, Inc. (dadmr) >sctalent(a)mediaone.net > > >joe wrote: >>Doug, >> >>At 11:53 AM 5/22/01 -0400, you wrote: >> >Joe, >> > >> >It sounds like a good plan for someone, but I'm just not technically >> >oriented that way. The fix on ours might actually be a very minor thing, >> >we've just never investigated it at all. Thanks for the offer, though. >> > >> >I'm going to be relisting the computer starting this Thursday or Friday >> >with an opening bid of $150, a "Buy It Now" of $250, and again, no >> >reserve. I'm trying to get it down to where we clear something after the >> >shipping charges, depending on where it ends up going. Hopefully, someone >> >in a situation like yours will see it as an opportunity to end up with a >> >system that's more valuable. >> >> Let me know when you re-list it. I'm on a mailing list of people that >>collect old computers. I'll send out a notice about your system. Someone >>should be interested. For me personally, I'm tempted but I allready have >>too many old computers. >> >> > We heard from a museum in Germany that was very interested, but the >> > shipping charges would be about $800! >> >> Ouch! That sounds awefully high. Is that with USPS surface >>shipping? I guess the terminals really add to the weight. >> >> Good Luck, I hope you find it a good home. It's rare to find one as >>complete as yours. >> >> Joe >> >> >Thanks for writing. >> > >> >Doug Rossire >> >Signet Creative, Inc. (dadmr) >> >sctalent(a)mediaone.net >> > >> > >> >rigdonj(a)intellistar.net wrote: >> > >> > > To member: dadmr >> > > >From member: rigdonj(a)intellistar.net >> > > >> > > -------------------- >> > > >> > > Hi, >> > > >> > > I saw your auction for the model 10. That's a nice setup that you >> > have, too bad it doesn't work. However I also have a model 10 but not >> > software or docs for it and I don't plan on trying to restore it so it >> > occured to me that you might be interewsted in it for parts to fix your's >> > with. If you're interested you can contact me at rigdonj(a)intellistar.net. >> > > >> > > Joe

23 years, 6 months

DEC TK50Z-FA to -GA

by pete＠dunnington.u-net.com

On May 25, 16:07, Rod Young wrote: > > [ Attachment (multipart/alternative): 1805 bytes ] > Does anyone have the necessary ?ROMs? to upgrade a DEC TK50Z-FA tape > drive to the TK50Z-GA? Or perhaps a dead TK50Z-GA that you might > consider parting with the ROMs?? It's one EPROM, number 23-261E6. It's a 27C256. Still on the subject of DEC ROMs, as some list members know, I keep images of the ones from boards I have, "just in case", and I have a puzzle. What are 23-398E4 and 23-399E4 from? And another: what ROM goes with 23-116E5 to make the pair? And for the sake of completeness (of a sort) here's a list of ROMs (images) I'm looking for: 23-031E2 VT100 terminal ROM 23-051L1 TQK50 Rev.D1 E3 ROM 23-094E2 VT100 extra chargen 23-095E2 VT100 extra chargen 23-096E2 VT100 extra chargen 23-097E2 VT132 extra chargen 23-098E2 VT132 extra chargen 23-116E5 KDJ-11B (PDP11/73+) boot Version 7 23-116E5 KDJ-11B (PDP11/73+) boot Version 7 [one of the last two lines is obviously a misprint, see above] 23-139E2 VT100 terminal board ROM 23-140E2 VT100 terminal board ROM 23-158E4 early KDF11-BE boot ROMs 23-159E4 early KDF11-BE boot ROMs 23-170E5 TQK50 ROMs, rev.1 23-171E5 TQK50 ROMs, rev.1 23-178E5 RQDX2 T-11 code, issue 1 (V10.0D) 23-179E5 RQDX2 T-11 code, issue 1 (V10.0D) 23-180E2 VT132 terminal board ROM 23-180E5 TQK50 ROMs, rev.2 (C1) 23-181E2 VT132 terminal board 23-181E5 TQK50 ROMs, rev.2 (C1) 23-183E2 VT132 terminal board 23-216E5 RQDX3 T-11 code issue 1 23-217E5 RQDX3 T-11 code issue 1 23-238E4 KDF11-BE (?PDP11) Boot 23-239E4 KDF11-BE (?PDP11) Boot 23-380E4 KDF11-BG (uPDP11/23) boot 23-381E4 KDF11-BG (uPDP11/23) boot 23-451E4 DELUA ROMs 23-452E4 DELUA ROMs -- Pete Peter Turnbull Network Manager University of York

23 years, 6 months

DEC TK50Z-FA to -GA

by rod.young＠wd.gc.ca

Does anyone have the necessary ?ROMs? to upgrade a DEC TK50Z-FA tape drive to the TK50Z-GA? Or perhaps a dead TK50Z-GA that you might consider parting with the ROMs?? The -FA model apparently *only* works on the MicroVAX 2000, and I'd like to connect and use this drive on my Vaxstation 3100/76 SPX. On a similar note, I'm also looking for the 68pin - 50pin external SCSI cable to connect the MicroVAX to an external SCSI device. thanks rod rod.young(a)wd.gc.ca

23 years, 7 months

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