The pallet in the upper right of the second picture are the three UPSs.
The Pallet in the upper left of the second picture is the HP 7820? Which I
think is actually a 7920 50 Meg removable pack disk drive. My 1981 HP
catalog lists them at $14,000 to 18,000 new.
The pallet on the bottom right of the second picture is the HP 2608 printer,
a 400 LPM printer. In 1981 list price was $9,900.
The pallet in the lower left of the second picture is a printer in a crate.
It does not look like another HP printer from what little I can see.
I think the first picture is a MicroVAX system with the RA Disk drive on the
top. I think it is the one listed at $154,000+ and called disk memory unit.
> From: Brian Chase
>
> > First thing to do would be re-initialize the "parameter RAM." Hit
> > command-alt-p-r on power up. (I have seen corrupted PR cause this
> > kind of problem.) There are also a couple of things that you can
> > (very safely) reset with other hot-keys. You'll have to look them
> > up, though.
>
> ... I tried the
> command-alt-p-r thing with the existing batteries without luck, but
> then there's no Alt key on this particular keyboard (Apple Keyboard II).
> It only has command, ctrl, and option meta keys..
>
>
There is no [alt] key, because it's a.k.a. [option] key on later
keyboards... :)
The PRAM reset sequence is [command][option][P][R]
I just may have some helpful pdf files around. Send me a note directly, and
let me know as much of the machine name/type as you can.
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> From: Gunther Schadow
>
> Joe wrote:
>
> > At 12:14 PM 6/3/02 -0400, you wrote:
> >
> >>>From: Andreas Freiherr
> >>>
> >>>Gunther Schadow wrote:
> >>>
> >>>>... Then you can open the hood just like
> >>>>in my car, check the alternator belt and I just haven't found the
> >>>>oil dip stick yet :-).
> >>>>
> >>>My trouble with it is that the "hood" always bounces back on the rear
> >>>part of my head, because the pressurized gas retainers have lost their
> >>>magic smoke in the cause of the years. I am convinced it's impossible
> >>>and perhaps even dangerous to repair (i.e., to repressurize) them, but
> >>>is there a known good source for spare parts?
> >>>
> >
> >
> > Auto parts houses carry replacement struts. I bought a pair from
> Discount Auto Parts. I think the cost was less than $8 each but that was a
> couple of years ago.
>
>
> Hehe, see, told ya, it's just like with a car. I usually go to Autozone,
> but haven't checked on these struts yet. But then there is always a
> poor man's hood prop rod that can be used :-)
>
> --
Of course, there's always the quick way to repair a strut that lost
it's gas... Vise Grips (locking pliers). They're also an excellent
replacement for the seat recliner lever. :) Then they're always at your
side...
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Richard,
Goldenhawk also offers a freeware CD2CD.EXE program. Is this the one you are
refering to?
Bob
-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Erlacher [mailto:edick@idcomm.com]
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 11:18 PM
To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
Subject: Re: MS-DOS CD Burning Software and MAKEISO
I've had access to lots of software for burning/duplicating CD's, and
there's
been none that produced results better than the freeware called CD2CD. A
web
search should turn this up.
I've yet to see a package, under Windows or any other OS that surpasses it
in
reliability. In view of that, I'd not pay more than $0.01 for anything
else.
Dick
----- Original Message -----
From: "Feldman, Robert" <Robert_Feldman(a)jdedwards.com>
To: <cctalk(a)classiccmp.org>
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 9:26 AM
Subject: MS-DOS CD Burning Software and MAKEISO
> I wasn't following the thread closely, and have deleted the posts, but I
> want to add to the thread about burning ISO format CD's.
>
> I just ran across the following URL on another list. They sell ($39.00)
> MS-DOS based CR-ROM burning software (16-bit and 32-bit), including a
> MAKEISO program, that might be of interest.
>
> http://goldenhawk.com/dos_body.htm
>
>
> Bob
>
Anyone know where I might be able to find out what the diag LEDs on my new
'800 are telling me? I haven't been able to find much googling, but I might
not be using the correct incantation. The LEDs stay on FD. I've tried with
and without the red shorting jumper in the printer MMJ, with a vt320 on the
printer MMJ, and with a vt320 on the DB25 port via an H8575-A both with and
without the jumper. I do have a 3W3 cable to try the PMAGD-AA, but without
a keyboard and mouse I really don't want to drag out the 21" monitor unless
I have to.
On a side note, what kind of keyboard and mouse does this use? Something
compatible with an LK401, as in all I need is a little adapter box, or is it
more complex than that?
Bob
>To go back to the hammer for a moment, if I go out and buy a hammer and
>bash somebody's head in with it, then I am guilty of murder. The company
>that made the hammer, and the shop that sold it to me, are not. And
>that's how it should be.
Scary thing is... here in the US, it doesn't seem to work that logically.
People have been sueing gun manufacturers off and on because they made
the gun that was used to kill someone.
I don't know if anyone has WON a suit, but I do know the suits have been
filed (and win or loose, you are costing the gun maker needless legal
troubles).
Sueing people has become so much the norm here... that the government has
had to step in and offer insurance backing for the companies cleaning up
the world trade center... because the companies know ALREADY that there
will be lawsuits when they are done, and without insurance, they know
they will be sued into bankruptcy. AND, since it is such a known fact
that they will be sued... no insurance company was willing to insure
them, which meant they weren't willing to do the work... so the
government had to step in and offer backing.
F-ing scary!
Remember, this is the country that awarded 3 million dollars to a lady
because she put her hot coffee in her lap, and then spilled it... and was
able to sue McDonalds because the coffee was too hot and it burned her
(yes, there is more to that story, but the fact that she was even able to
get to trial is just f-ed up... where is the personal responsibility in
this country?!?)
-chris
<http://www.mythtech.net>
I wasn't following the thread closely, and have deleted the posts, but I
want to add to the thread about burning ISO format CD's.
I just ran across the following URL on another list. They sell ($39.00)
MS-DOS based CR-ROM burning software (16-bit and 32-bit), including a
MAKEISO program, that might be of interest.
http://goldenhawk.com/dos_body.htm
Bob
Since I got nothing from posting to CCTech, I'll try CCTalk... Ok, I was
feeling brave so I stuck power into the sucker and turned it on.. no magic
smoke or burnt smell, lol, but I'm wondering if its normal for the extend
light and the rox of lights for the registers yo light up and stay lit up.
Will J
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>From: "Will Jennings" <xds_sigma7(a)hotmail.com>
>
>I thought such things were in some way against Ebay's user agreement or
>something? Just wondering...
>
>Will J
>>
The closest I could find was this below. I'm not sure if it
pertains to auto bidding? I don't know what a robot exclusion header
is??
Dwight
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