Anyone have a set of pertec cables laying around they don't want? (or
will sell/trade)
I've decided to fire up my TS05 which has pcb edge connectors and I need
two cables from the PCB edge connectors to the controller headers.
I'm pretty sure these are standard pertec cables (comments welcome).
I've got an TMSCP and TM11 controller, but no cables :-(
-brad
As long as we're on the business of firsts, what was the first operating
system to refer to mass storage devices by single letters, starting with
"A"? Does CP/M have this distinction? ISIS, IIRC used F0: and F1: for the
floppies. Think of all of the keystrokes saved! Cheers, Chuck
The first one I encountered was the MSOS (Mass Storage Operating System)
software on early Control Data 3200 systems. MSOS and MASTER were both in
the field in the late 60's. I was trained on MSOS in 1966.
A lot of ideas in CP/M and similar progenitors came from systems already in
the field for years at the time of the early micros.
Billy
Hello Monty,
I read your message, dated 01/2002. For my TEK 4041 I would highly
appreciate, if you can help me getting:
a copy of the 4041 system verification tape,
a copy of the manuals including the ROM pack manuals.
I am also looking for an Utility ROM pack.
Can you help, if yes, what would it cost including sending to Germany,
German ZIP 80687?
Thanks for your help in advance.
Best regards,
Josef
Anyone know a site with info on the Adds model 10? I'm trying google, and
not having much luck. I know they made quite a few machines in the day, but
adds is such a generic word that I can't seem to find what I want.
What other Adds equipment was there? Anyone out there collect Adds stuff?
Thanks,
Kelly
>
> I would *love* to see a VMS/VAX client, and to my knowledge
> there are several VAXen on the net now doing not so much at any given
> moment. Do any of you VMS gurus have time and inclination to combine
> the VMS/Alpha and the NetBSD/VAX clients and let us put VMS/VAX on
> the charts?
I don't know if it's for the same reason but seti never had a Vax
client because of a lack of iee floating point (from the faq).
Dan
A friend of mine passed away last month and he had a lot of Mac stuff in
his garage. His widow asked me to take a look at it, and I didn't see
anything worth much money. There are probably about two dozen machines;
SE, SE/30, Classic?, Plus?, SI, LC, etc. and maybe a 512K along with a
number of monitors. She doesn't want to throw them away, but does want
them gone. If anyone is interested in these machines, let me know and
I'll pass along the information. There were also some Imagewriters, and
other stuff that I haven't had the time to check out yet.
BTW, he did have a MAC 128K that I have now, but it was stuck in a
non-128K case.
I'm in the process of restoring a Digital Research / Ferguson "Big Board".
I built a bunch of them back in the 80's, and it will be nice to have one up
and running again.
I was wondering if anyone had copies of the support magazine - Micro
Cornucopia, or any of the Big Board User Group disks? I have the first four
issues of MicroCornucopia here and will scan them to PDF's when I get a
chance. I'd like to eventually scan the full set if possible.
Many thanks!
- Gary
So, I've been looking, fruitlessly, for a copy of SGI 4DDN or 4DLT for
IRIX 5.3 or 6.2. 4DDN was SGI's DECnet Phase IV; 4DLT was their LAT
implementation that required 4DDN. Resellers don't seem to feel it's a
good idea to sell unsupported SGI software from fifteen years ago. Does
anyone have a copy at hand?
I did get ahold of a copy of 4DDN 3.0, but it turned out to be IRIX
4.x-only, and I lack any hardware that's IRIX 4-capable. (Nevermind
that IRIX 4 is kind of scary)
I know this is a bit of a weird request. For reasons I cannot explain,
I've felt compelled to get my SGI onto the hobbyist DECnet ever since a
filename with a typo in it led me to believe that I had 4DDN on-hand.
You wrote:
> Anybody in this list has either an IMP or a TIP?
> Or even an unmodified H516?
I have two unmodified Honeywell DDP-516 computers available for trade
in the Netherlands. Both were still performing their original job (in
the USA) back in 2000 and are in excellent condition.
For years I've tried to locate other DDP-516 owners, but it seems I'm
the only person left on this planet with Honeywell DDP-516s. They are
pretty interesting minicomputers with a nice story...
Contact me directly if you are interested in working something out.
Sincerely,
Erik.
> I don't believe that anyone's mentioned mercury arc rectifiers yet as
> one application of mercury (and of course fascinating to watch!).
There was a 12 phase 800KVA MAR at Droitwich but that was just a big,
black, steel tank with porcelain insulated terminals. The last 'visible'
MARs I saw were at Daventry, 6 phase 500KVA with three rectifiers per
phase. Daventry has closed and most of the original building at Droitwich
has been demolished.
I know of one site where the remaining mercury, some 10s of gallons all
in glass demijohns, was 'lost' during building work. Of course the metal
you can detect in the new building base is all steel reinforcement bars,
honest.
Lee.