I was rummaging in the attic looking for my IBM 1130 listings, and came
across this Interdata 7/32 C Maintenance Manual. It includes detailed
schematics of the CPU, and the microcode listing. Is anyone interested in
scanning or copying this?
--
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"Tony Duell" wrote:
> It is worth seeing just how a processor can be built from
> gates and flip-flops (and this will hopefully remove the myth that
> there's something magical about the design of a CPU).
A good book was written about this back in the late 80s by
the bloke who taught us about digital design. I forget the title,
but the author is Peter Thewlis and the book was published by
the Oxford University Press. Takes you all the way from the
basics of how to build various flip-flops to how to build
registers and an ALU. Excellent fun :)
--al
Does anyone know how to take the rolling feet off a BA215? Its really
straightforward on the BA213 (I assume the same for the BA440) but the
BA215 has recessed hex head screws and I can't get to them. I was wondering
if there was some "preliminary" step that exposed them.
--Chuck
>Very nice toys. I have a MV4k200 in a BA215. A very handy QBus VAX and
>it is nice to work on the BA215. No finger breaking and flor crawling
>like on the flor stand BA23.
I accidentally deleted the message before I read it completely, so
I don't know what you said after commenting about the VUPs rating
for the 7650, but the 7650 is about 155 VUPs, not 175, according
the table I got from DEC. The 7610 is 35 VUPs, and each processor
adds 30VUPs. You lose the rest due to overhead.
--
Eric Dittman
dittman(a)dittman.net
Check out the DEC Ethusiasts Club at http://www.dittman.net/
I picked up two each of the toner cart kit and the
user maintenance kits, at $2 each. They're available
at that cost plus shipping. New in box, unused.
- John
> 68882 is right for 68030 & 68020. 68881 only foir 68020.
> (talking about hardware, no software)
My memory is that the parts were interchangable in hardware
(presuming
the speed was OK) but the performance was better at a given speed
for the 68882 over the 68881.
They are.
Lee.
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I know this is off-topic, but earlier there was some discussion that
included comments about people buying the Tru64 hobbyist kit. If
anyone has the Tru64 V5.1 CD set, I need to get an ISO image of the
Associated Products CD 1 of 2. I damaged my CD.
--
Eric Dittman
dittman(a)dittman.net
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> My memory is that the parts were interchangable in hardware (presuming
> the speed was OK) but the performance was better at a given speed
> for the 68882 over the 68881. I never did any rendering on my Amigas,
> so my use of the floating point was rather limited. I skipped over
> the '020 when I was heavily into Amigas, leaping from a massively
> expanded A1000 (Rejuvinator, Spirit InBoard, Microbotics Starboard w/Star-
> Drive, ROM switcher, etc.) to an A3000/25.
I had a Mac II, which used a 68881. I remember the 68882 being sold by
some people as a speed-up for the Mac II.
I bought a 68851 MMU so I could run A/UX on my Mac II. The 68851 added
functionality necessary for A/UX but did slow down memory access slightly.
--
Eric Dittman
dittman(a)dittman.net
Check out the DEC Ethusiasts Club at http://www.dittman.net/
good reputation, don't know how expensive...
http://www.discinterchange.com/
they claim to be able to read media
>from the following machines...
Wang OIS
Wang PC IWP
Wang PC running WP Plus
Wang VS (WPS Archive Disc)
Wang VS Alliance
Wang WITA
Wang WP Plus High Density
Wang WP Plus OIS, Wangwriter
Wang WPS
Wangwriter
Bradley Slavik
r--
I own an AV-400, and a 412. In addition,
I have enough parts to turn my 400 into a
AV-530.
The 400 could be a single or dual processor
machine, mine uses a 'stock' framebuffer.
There used to be a page that had some of
the NV-RAM info on it; I'll have to see
if I have it stashed away somewhere.
Do you have the DG/UX install CD/Tape?
Jeff
On Tue, 18 Sep 2001 01:47:02 -0400 (EDT) "r. 'bear' stricklin"
<red(a)bears.org> writes:
>
> I'm looking for list members who own functioning M88k-series DG
> Aviion
> machines for a research base, so I can finish resurrecting my 310CD.
> I
> need some NVRAM information.
>
> Let me know if you have one; include the model and graphics type, or
> at
> least as much as you know about either.
>
> I'll follow up with more information in a week or so, depending on
> what
> kind of response I get.
>
> Thanks, I'd really appreciate it it!
>
>
> ok
> r.
>
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