Freek,
Een hele oude vriend van me, die ik al zeker 15 jaar niet heb gezien,
had er een. Die mensen verzamelden ook vanalles, en ze waren heel
zuinig op de spullen. Ze zouden die machine plus aanverwanten nog
best eens kunnen hebben.
Via telefoonboek of 0800-8008 zou je hun telnr kunnen achterhalen; ik
weet het niet meer:
Roeland & Maarten Tuk
Schoonoord [ik meen] 92
Voorhout, ZH
Groets,
Fred
Thanks to all who responded, both on-list and off-list.
Summary:
While READING, the 7980S will always default to whatever it
finds
on the tape currently loaded. If no format can be found (?
bulk-
erased tape?) it will use the setting below.
While WRITING, it will use the desity as set with the CONF 46
setting.
So, to fix my problem I had to set CONF46 to 1600, rather than 6250, and
it worked. :)
Cheers,
Fred
-----Original Message-----
From: Doug Jackson [mailto:doug_jackson@citadel.com.au]
Sent: 03 October 2002 06:58
To: 'cctalk(a)classiccmp.org'
Subject: Digital Decserver 700-16 info requested
Hi,
>I am the proud owner of 3 of these old (1991) terminal servers. DSRVW-YC. A01
> Unfortunately, I have absoloutly no doco. I have been able to determine that the device is trying to TFTP
Go to the dnpg website and enter "decserver 700" as a search term or
follow this link:
http://www.dnpg.com/search/search.cgi?m=any&ps=10&o=0&q=decserver+700
Antonio
>From: Geoff Roberts [mailto:geoffrob@stmarks.pp.catholic.edu.au]
>>From: "Jeffrey Sharp" <jss(a)subatomix.com>
>> On Wednesday, October 2, 2002, Stefan wrote:
>> > I forgot
>>
>> Some file I have says:
>> : T2011 - 6310 - 6300 CPU / KA62B CPU XMI cpu module
>
>Yes, 300 Series cpu for a VAX 6000 4.7VUP. (1 VUP~=1 MIPS)
My list has:
T2011-00 KA62A-A VAX 6000-200 CPU
T2011-YA KA62B-A VAX 6000-300 CPU
T2011-YB KA62A-B VAXserver 6000-200 CPU
T2011-YC KA62B-B VAXserver 6000-300 CPU
I don't have any manuals to hand to go and check. I do know
that the KA62B was essentially a souped up KA62A,
so the -YA designator seems entirely plausible.
Antonio
"Bruce Lane" <kyrrin(a)bluefeathertech.com> wrote:
> I had an 88170 at one time. They're pretty much the same as
> the 7980. It will automatically sense the density of the tape
> you load, and will lock itself to said density, and it should
> certainly be able to handle all three of the standards (800,
> 1600, 6250).
It's less than certain. The supported densities are determined by the
installed board set. There are many 88780s out there that only do
1600 and 6250. Fewer that do 800 too. I have yet to run across one
that only does 1600 but it's a possible configuration; HP sold that
(w/HP-IB interface) as the 7979A.
For 7980s, 1600 and 6250 are standard and 800 is an option. 7980A is
HP-IB, 7980S is SCSI (single-ended). There's also an "XC" option
which does in-the-drive compression on 6250BPI tapes; I think this
option does not coexist with the 800BPI option.
BTW, a couple months ago Sun had a version of their service manual
for the 88780 up at:
http://sunsolve.sun.com/data/800/800-3447/pdf/doc.pdf
It's missing the figures though.
> Bear in mind that you'll need some fairly specialized (and
> expensive -- in the $300 region) software if you want to use
> that drive on any sort of PC.
Last time I noticed, FreeBSD and Linux were able to make use of a SCSI
interface with an attached 88780.
-Frank McConnell
Think I found the problems....
Machine #2 (the one I'm rebuilding) had its DIP's set
for a single drive. After correcting that, still
failed to work, so decided to check out the 720
itself... AH HA!
Of course it wouldn't work. It was a dead drive.
As for the purist out there who shudder at the thought
of adding later components to such a classic, I should
mention that I'm an astronomer. I don't have the
systems as collectibles, I use them. Yup, that's
right... when you're on a budget, you have to make
everything work. This ol' PC is basically just going
to serve as a real time clock. With CGA monitors they
are good for that...
Better that then have it go to the landfill (as is too
often the case...)
Robert Little
Astronomer
Talcott Mountain Science Center
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Hi,
I am the proud owner of 3 of these old (1991) terminal servers. DSRVW-YC.
A01
Unfortunately, I have absoloutly no doco. I have been able to determine
that the device is trying to TFTP a configuration file of some type. But I
can not find any doco since Compaq desimated the Digital support sites.
I believe that their logic was "is this PC related?" no - flush it.
Does anybody on the list either (1) know anything or (2) know anybody who
would know anything, about these boxes.
I would *really* like to use one to put a couple of modems onto to use as a
dial in service for my organisation.
regards,
Doug Jackson
Director, Managed Security Services
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