>From: "Lyos Norezel" <lyosnorezel(a)yahoo.com>
>
>The phone required interior positive an that was, indeed, what the power supply
was. So the wrong connector for the psu my foot... OK smartasses... what could
have gone wrong now, eh? Voltage was EXACTLY the same... PSU had the correct
connector and nothing inside the phone was shorted (I checked), same with the
psu (nothing shorted). The ONLY difference was the difference in the amount of
amps supplied. Come on... explain that one, eh? Bet ya can't
>Lyos Gemini Norezel
>
Hi
First, one should mention that even though you measured
the phone to see if there was a short, it still may have
had a failure ( that blew the first wallwart ) that only
shows up when powered. Adding the additional current may
have simply switched the balance of what smoked first,
the wallwart or the phone. In other words, the phone was
bad to start with, you just finished it off.
I'm still not surprised or even slightly confused by
the fact that it blew up. I've seen much stranger things.
The solution, I just stated, is one of many that can still
be provided.
Dwight
Jay:
Saw your message dated Oct 1, 2003 about the TI system. Did you get it
running? I too,
have some TI hardware and I've written some cross support software that
may be of
interest (cross assembler, cross linker and a simulator). You can access
the stuff at:
http://www.cozx.com/~dpitts/ti990.html
Good luck.
--
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dpitts(a)cozx.com My other RV IS a Pullman (Colorado Pine).
http://www.cozx.com/~dpitts
Hi All,
I got a friend who is contemplating thinning out his "herd" of Nova 4's. He is
amenable to sell or trade. But want's to make sure they will have a good home.
They are all working and have aos plus a lot of documentation. The 16 bit
machines are 5100, 5230, 5280, and I believe there is a 32 bit one also, but I
cannot recall the model number (MV4000 maybe??). He also has a few 9 track
tape drives, but I got first dibs on those :-)
I'll be taking some digital photos of them sometime this week and I'll post
them as soon as I can.
Does anyone out there know what CSR Address and vector I should
set this to to make RSTS/E happy? When RSTS INIT's, it bitches
that the board doesn't interrupt, and happily disables it.
I'm using it in an 11/73, with RQDX3, 1MB ram, TQK70, the
aforementioned DZQ11, and a DEQNA.
If I do a SHOW DEV, KB1-4 is listed, but no CSR. . . .
Jeff
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We have pS2 old machine which needs this chip. If you still have one, I
would like to get it. Thanks.
Chungduck Ko
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guess I am
looking for a tape drive that will hook to a pc with controller ready to go
turnkey... any suggestions?
--
HP 88780 with 800bpi option (you didn't say if they are 800 or 1600) and scsi
intf. or an M4 Data 9914.
Or just fedex 'em up here an I can read them for you.
Have you figured out any more about the Univac tapes that were donated?
Over on the pd8-lovers list, someone has been discussing adding an RX8E to
his -8/i (http://www.ig-uem.ch/Docs/RX8_8I_1.pdf). I wanted to cross check
some info with the RX8E prints, but can't find them at the usual places.
Can someone e-mail me a URL of where I can pick up a pdf of the RX8E
schematics? My goal is to examine how this guy wired up his RX8E
interface to a posi-bus machine, then look at *building* an RX8L
>from M-series modules (since I have no spare RX8Es lying around).
Obviously, all I can do from here is plan, but I have all winter to do
it in. It's been a dream of mine for a long time to get OS/8 on a pre-
OMNIBUS -8.
-ethan
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quite possibly interested.....
Please forward any additional information to me :
dvcorbin(a)optonline.net
-----Original Message-----
From: cctalk-bounces(a)classiccmp.org
[mailto:cctalk-bounces@classiccmp.org]On Behalf Of John Allain
Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 11:31 AM
To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts
Subject: RK07 media
Message I got from an outside source:
"Are you at all interested in RK07 cartridges/packs?
Do you think anyone would be?"
Contact me and I'll forward your requests.
John A.
Jay wrote:
>To my knowledge the only way SIMH might do this is if you ran multiple
>copies of SIMH, perhaps in separate windows. And even then, not sure it
>would let you cross connect cables between the systems. But I may be wrong
>about this.
Yep, that?s the way the Access Zip launches SIMH to run Access or ?F?. The two
occurrences of SIMH are connected with a pair of sockets.
Sure, we know it?s inefficient. But just now, it?s the only way to run ?F? or Access,
without real hardware, and, they both do run under simulation, IOP and all!
I had a guest come over this past weekend with a set of tapes and we were able
to read and reload his tapes into a running simulation. All in all, we spent 9 hours
at it, and 2 of those were spent breaking into his system.
What we ended up doing was to ?RESTORE? a $HELLO from some other HIBE
tape in order to get past his ridiculously tight security. We had a blast banging
our heads together on it, but I want to let him tell that story.
The bottom line is that Access IS ALIVE under simulation!!!!
It only gets better from here? Take the ZIP for a spin!
Mike.
