Aak... sorry.
In all honesty, you're better off using a generic FTP client (such as WS_FTP) than a web browser. Doing FTP with an HTTP browser introduces additional overhead that can slow the transfer (at least that's been my experience.
ftp.bluefeathertech.com is the address of interest.
Happy hunting.
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On 29-Apr-06 at 10:27 DaveC wrote:
>>I'm pleased to report that, after a much more strenuous than
>>expected upgrade (bloody power supplies!), Blue Feather's FTP
>>archive has been back up since about Tuesday last week.
>
>What's the URL of the FTP site?
>
>Thanks,
>Dave
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kyrrin (at) bluefeathertech do/t c=o=m
"If Salvador Dali had owned a computer, would it have been equipped with surreal ports?"
has an NCR 53c400 chip, an als245, and not much else.
4 dip swiches, presumably (hopefully) for setting the
id. I have plans for this bad boy...
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Check out their computer salvage prices. Wow! $200 for XT machines... $25 for 3.5" drives. All the salvage shops I've been to charge a few bucks for such items. Do some folks actually pay those kind of prices for common items?
I've been using GTTY a lot recently and discovered a feature that probably
should have been there from day one: A "clear screen" commmand. Expecially
helpful when you're running diagnostics and are getting errors - then swaping
boards and reruning the diags. Hitting the "clear screen" key (F6) is handy
for cleaning up the old diagnostic messages.
To update your copy to this latest version:
ftp://bickleywest.com/gtty92
Cheers,
Lyle
Note: For those who haven't been following "GTTY" - Its purpose is to act as
a "Glass TTY" for a PDP-8/x, including paper tape reader and punch. It has
"pacing" implemented, and supports baud rates from 110 to 38,400. The "txt"
file includes documentation on both "GTTY" and the hardware modifications for
implementing "pacing" for your PDP-8/x. Source code is included.
Please also note that GTTY defaults to "pacing" mode - but if invoked as
"gtty -n" will turn off pacing.
--
Lyle Bickley
Bickley Consulting West Inc.
Mountain View, CA
http://bickleywest.com
"Black holes are where God is dividing by zero"
-------------Original Message:
From: ard at p850ug1.demon.co.uk (Tony Duell)
Subject: Re: anyone have a terminal server?
<snip>
>Mine are certainly soft-configured. There are, IIRC, no internal DIP
>switches at all. And IIRC, sending it some control codes (it _MAY_ be
>^T^T) gets you some kind of prompt, from which you can configure the port
>setings, logcially conenct ports together, etc.
>I've figured out enough to make the PSU brick for it (just a transformer
>+ fuses), and that sort of thing. I was wondering if there's anything
>that's not obvious...
>-tony
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Hmm, they sure sound different from what I've got here; are they made
by Digital Products Inc.? Any idea when?
These units all have internal power supplies.
FWIW, access to the configuration menu is ~~M, but you get a full screen
menu, not just a prompt.
mike
> >
> > > Looks like a Catweasel MK4 would really come in handy.
> Any vendor recommendations with good pricing in the USA?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > > AJ
> > >
> >
> > I don't think there are many choices in the US. I've
> normally used Softhut
> > for Amiga related stuff, and have always been happy with them.
> >
>
> Plus they have been around since the C64 time began! :)
Softhut is a good bet. That's who Jens suggests too.
Kelly
> SCSI interface - almost certainly really HP tho' described as "SUN".
It is an 88780. Most interesting thing about it is that it will probably
have the 800bpi option.
