They've been claimed, thanks for responding!
Jeff
On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 22:44:02 -0500 Kevin Monceaux <Kevin(a)rawfeddogs.net>
writes:
> Jeff,
>
> On Fri, Aug 20, 2004 at 06:38:41PM -0700, jeff.kaneko(a)juno.com
> wrote:
> >
> > I think this is a complete Turbo Pascal Manual Set for ver 7.0:
> >
> > Programmers Reference
> > Language Guide
> > User's Guide
> > TurboVision Programming Guide
> >
> > If you need the floppies also, ask.
> >
> > This one is free plus postage, will be tossed if no takers.
> >
> >
> >
> > Jeff
>
> I'll give the set a home, floppies and all. I haven't done anything
> with
> Turbo Pascal in years but was quite fond of it at one time, back
> when I was
> learning Pascal on a VAX 11/750. The programming class allowed
> students to
> write their programs in the computer lab on the VAX or at home with
> Turbo
> Pascal. I did some on the VAX and some at home. Ah, the memories.
> I'd
> hate to see it get tossed.
>
>
> Kevin
> http://www.RawFedDogs.net
>
>
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We were trying to find out why the left half of our PDP 11/84's
backplane is dead earlier. Seems like it's not getting any power at all
supplied to it.
The system's got two power supplies in it - an H7202-KA which runs the
right (working) side of the backplane, and an H7202-KB which runs the
left side (and seems to be dead)
Now, the left hand power supply is fed AC from a cable that plugs into a
large mains filter on the left side of the cabinet, halfway up and
midway between front and back of the chassis. AC is getting as far as
the PSU, but there's nothing on the +5V output.
There seem to be no fuses in the PSU itself, and no obvious sign of
problem. Initial questions:
1) It seems that AC input is always available to the PSU with the power
switches on though, so the PSU must be started via a signal over the
ribbon cable that plugs into the PSU?
2) As well as AC input to the left hand PSU, there's also a pair of
wires (yellow and green) which terminate in a plug up by the mains
filter. There's nothing which obviously plugs into this - any ideas what
it does?
3) What's the difference between the two supply types? The rightmost one
is identical to the left, but with the addition of a second vertical
board inside, and also runs the blower fan at the front of the machine.
Is it just that it provides voltages other than +5V to the system?
It's possible that we can source another supply in the near future, but
I'm not yet convinced that the supply is actually dead - has anyone got
a list of what the various lines connected to the supply actually do?
cheers,
Jules
From: Christian Corti <cc(a)corti-net.de>
>
>You can't change the microcode of the PALM processor. That would be like
>changing the microcode of e.g. a MC68000.
>
Actually....you can do that.
The IBM {PC,XT,AT}/370 card(s) (ISA-bus card that put a "baby" IBM S/370 on
your desktop) had a CPU that was a re-microcoded 68000 (emulating some
subset of the IBM S/370 mainframe instruction set). IBM licensed the
architecture from Motorola. Probably got familiar with it building the IBM
9000 Instruments System.
That, of course, doesn't mean you could do it on a PALM.
Ken
I think this is a complete Turbo Pascal Manual Set for ver 7.0:
Programmers Reference
Language Guide
User's Guide
TurboVision Programming Guide
If you need the floppies also, ask.
This one is free plus postage, will be tossed if no takers.
Jeff
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Does anyone out there have any mounting rails for a DEC RL02 or RL01 drive?
I have two good RL02 drives that I want to rack, but they are missing both
the rails that go in the rack and on the drives.
If anyone has rails they want to get rid of, please contact me off-list.
Thanks,
Ashley
The DEC books have been claimed. Thank you for your attention . . . .
Jeff
On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 18:27:03 -0700 jeff.kaneko(a)juno.com writes:
>
> Once again, I would favour takers for the whole lot, but would
> consider splitting them up if no one wants all of them . . .
> I can ship book rate to US addresses.
>
> These titles are all published by |d|i|g|i|t|a|l|
>
> Guide to DECthreads, Nov. 1996
> VAX MACRO and Instruction Set Reference Manual, May 1993
> OpenVMS EDT Reference Manual, May 1993
> Guide to Managing Pathworks Licenses, Feb. 1995
> Pathworks Ver. 5.1 Migration Guide, Aug 1994
> DECwindows Motif Ver. 1.2-4 for OpenVMS Installation Guide, Apr.
> 1996
> Pathworks for OpenVMS (NetWare) Server Admin Guide, Feb. 1995
> DEC C Language Reference Manual, Nov 1995
> DEC C Run-Time Library Reference Manual for OpenVMS, Nov. 1995
> DEC C User's Guide for OpenVMS Systems, Nov. 1996
>
> Asking $10 (plus postage) for the lot. If no takers, they get
> turned into litterbox filler . . . .
>
> Jeff
>
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I seem to have misplaced my docs for this card, and my cable came apart so
it needs to be rebuilt.
Can't find it on bitsavers... does anyone have the docs in pdf for this
card?
Thanks!
Jay West
