Contact them directly if interested.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Cletus Schertz" <scher002(a)tc.umn.edu>
To: <jrkeys(a)concentric.net>
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 3:43 PM
Subject: Apple IIe computers
> Read an article that you may be wanting old computers. We have two
Apple
> IIe computers. Are they of interest to you??
>
Hello:
I have a problem with a pdp11/24 after I boot the switch my device appears on my console I type DU0 and return but after test the memory 40000000 it test it again and not rt11 software comes in.
Thank for any help Ricardo Tejada
With all this talk of RS/6000s, I've become a little interested in what
these machines can do / are capable of. Is there a hardware FAQ like the
FAQABOSS or Sun Hardware Reference?
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Chad Fernandez [mailto:fernande@internet1.net]
> Wow, what's it made of depleted Uranium? I can barley carry
> my MicroVax
> 3400 by myself up the stairs. I think your machine is
> bigger, However.
Let's just say I don't intend to move it past the first floor.
Chris
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I'm breaking the law and responding from work. This is probably full of HTML too
but hey here goes.
<RANT>
I can think of something more stupid than DRL and that is to use the friggin'
parking lights as DRL.OK repeat after me PARKING LIGHT, PARKING LIGHT. I can see
the use of DRL for safety reasons but for bob's sake don't use the parking
lights. Actually nobody ever use these when they should.
I like the idea of DRL because there are way too many morrons that believe that
if they can see where they are going they can be seen or maybe they just don't
believe that they need to be seen.
I'll stop here since this is not a driving forum
But leave them friggin' parking lights for parking damnit!
</RANT>
Have a nice day
Francois
>Day-time running lights are a conspiracy by the headlight industry to sell
>more headlights.
>
>I can't think of anything more stupid at the moment.? If you can't see a
>car in the daylight with or without it's headlights on, YOU SHOULD NOT BE
>ALLOWED TO DRIVE!!!
Tothwolf wrote:
>> The easy question is, "does anyone have any spare rails they can sell
>> me," so I'll ask it anyway but I'm not expecting a yes <grin>. I
>> suspect these things are like hens' teeth, and HP no longer make them
>> apparently.
> What do these look like? I've got piles of rails I'll likely never use,
> but I wouldn't know HP rails from another type...
I haven't examined one in detail myself yet, but I'll try and describe
them :-).
They are basically black plastic strips, about the same length as the
drive they attach to. They are around 1cm wide and prob. around 4mm
thick. The plastic strip screws to the side of the drive, so that the
drive can then slide into metal rails in the HP drive cage. At one end of
the strip is a tab which locks into holes on either side of the drive cage
holding the drive into position - you release the drive by pushing the
two tabs in at the side and then sliding the drive out.
I'll try and point the old IndyCam at one of them tonight and get a
picture!
Cheers,
Tim.
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