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Article Reference: Linux -- The New CP/M

by patrick＠evocative.com

This article caught my eye; I'm sure this will stir many a hornet's nest... http://freshmeat.net/articles/view/189/

21 years, 5 months

Data Systems Design DSD-880 8" floppy and Hard Drive

by TRASH1＠splab.cas.neu.edu

Pat, I can explain pretty precisely how to test the dsd880-8, but I think we should do it off line. Thanks, Joe Heck username is trash3, address is splab.cas.neu.edu

21 years, 5 months

Enermax EG150S-V

by wishnack＠yahoo.com

Bryan - Did you ever find an Enermax EG150S-V or a useable substitute? I desperately need two of them. Mrshall

21 years, 5 months

DEC Documents.

by cvisors＠carnagevisors.net

Hi all, I just wanted to mention I have made another copy of the dec docs online at http://deathrow.vistech.net/~cvisors/DEC94MDS/ as well as my original http://www.carnagevisors.net/classiccmp/dec94mds/ Enjoy Benjamin -- one you lock the target two you bait the line three you slowly spread the net and four you catch the man Front 242 Headhunter

21 years, 5 months

CARDIAC

by vance＠neurotica.com

Anyone know where I can get (or even borrow) one? I don't need an original. A replica will do. Peace... Sridhar

21 years, 5 months

donner analog computer

by mranalog＠comcast.net

Ed sharpe wrote: > Please see the Donner analog computer at: > http://www.smecc.org/analog_computers.htm > we would like to get enough stuff and some docs to get it operational. I have the "Instruction Manual" that includes operation, servicing, part lists, and schematics. Vintage Computer Festival wrote: >Ed, what model number is this? The top three panels make up a rack mounted model 3500. I can't see enough detail of the bottom two panels to tell for sure, probably some kind of accessories. Ed sharpe wrote: >it says donner 3500 as I remember. so it is earlier than a >sysdon donner, although I remember the instruction manual >( lost probably 20 years ago during a computer exchange inc. >warehouse clean out party) said sysdon donner.... The manuals says manufactured by Donner Scientific Company a division of Systron-Donner Corporation. >what would you folks date it at? The manual is dated January 1960 >I remember there was also a bag of little rectangular boxes with >jack tips on them that help components also. ( again missing) I would bet good money that the banana jacks on the patch panel are exactly 3/4" apart. In that case you can use a double banana plug as a component holder. >in the library here we do have a copy of the korn and korn >book on analog computers. Just about a month ago I got an email from Granino Korn saying how much he like my little museum. --Doug ========================================= Doug Coward @ home in Poulsbo, WA Analog Computer Online Museum and History Center http://dcoward.best.vwh.net/analog =========================================

21 years, 5 months

Old Computer Magazines

by fmc＠reanimators.org

Vintage Computer Festival <vcf(a)siconic.com> wrote: > On Mon, 18 Aug 2003, Al Kossow wrote: > > FWIW, you CANNOT ship these USPS media mail, since that > > rate cannot be used for any publication that contains > > advertizing. > > I've done it plenty of times with old magazines, and I don't have any > qualms with it because the ads are no longer current or even relevant. I think it's a goofy requirement too, but frankly it depends on your postal inspector(s). Maybe you've seen signs at the Post Office informing you that any USPS employee can open a package sent Media Mail and inspect the contents? I have, in Mountain View, California (deepest darkest Sillycon Valley). I don't know what happens if they open it up and find vintage computer magazines loaded with advertising, but "Media Mail can not contain advertising except for incidental announcements of books" (from <http://www.usps.com/send/waystosendmail/senditwithintheus/mediamail.htm>) and I'm not sure how the bureaucracy will interpret the 25-year-old advertisements in 25-year-old magazines, but it probably depends on how irritable its local rep is feeling that day. I expect that if they go after anyone it will be the shipper, as he's the paying customer. I'm pretty sure I've read posts over on rec.collecting.books by booksellers angsting over this. Maybe Al's run into that too. > Anyone who's ever shipped me old magazines has done it using Media Mail > and they've never had problems. The way you're probably supposed to do this (according to the bureaucracy) is Bound Printed Matter. But that has problems which recommend against it. First, parcel weight is limited to 15 pounds. Second, "Bound Printed Matter with no ancillary service endorsement that is undeliverable-as-addressed is disposed of by USPS." (from <http://pe.usps.gov/text/qsg/q720.htm>). -Frank McConnell

21 years, 5 months

GENIAC - 2 Wheeled replica

by artools＠earthlink.net

You might find this ebay item interesting. item number 3544460236 -- Steve

21 years, 5 months

HP 2622A

by jukka＠rihmasto.com

Hi. I am new to list... joined because got 2 nice computers. CBM 8032 and HP 2622A... Sold CBM already but would like to know more about this HP terminal. What it can be used for and how to get keyboard for it. .jukka andersson finland.

21 years, 5 months

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by david.yirrell＠cirris.co.uk

Did you get any adapters? David

21 years, 5 months

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test-drb August 2003