All,
My friend John Gold has still got a respectable collection in
San Antonio that needs to not be his. Surely somebody with a storage
shed and a van wants to come by and collect this? He'd like it to all
go at once, and not to the dumpster, but I think you can work with
him on partial deals.
I think at this point the price is "come get it".
John can be contacted at:
jhgold at stic.net
Sorry to pester y'all again with this, but some of the gear
in here really looks to me to be worth preserving, and John hasn't
got the space to do it.
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Computers
IBM 5324 large old work station/main frame
HP Pavilion 7370V
IBM Power Server 320 Type 7012
Macintosh Power PC G3 M4405 233MHz w/ keyboard & mouse
Apple 3
CompuAdd 212 Model A002
Leading Edge DC-3010
PC Clone Tall Tower
Eltech desktop clone
PC Clone mini tower
CompuAdd 325 Desktop
Dell Dimension XPS M200S
Dell Optiplex GXi
Sanyo MBC 550
NEC Power Mate V466
Toshiba T1000 Laptop (2) w/ parts
Toshiba T1000SE Laptop (2)
NEC Multi Speed Laptop
Laser 128 Laptop/Portable Computer
IBM PC single 360K w/ HDD 5150 w/ keyboard
IBM AT clone
NEC Ready 466ES
NEC Power Mate 286
AT&T Complete system w/ monitor & keyboard
AT&T Box (2) Model 6300 CPU1Z & CPU2 w/ 1 keyboard
Compaq Presario 4550 mini tower
Atari 400 w/ Cassette drive 410
IBM PS-2 Model 30 8530-001
IBM PS-2 Model 30 286 8530-U21
Packard Bell Legend 300SX 386SX-16
Compaq Prolinea MT4/66 tower
GTE Government systems desktop
Gateway P4D-66
Monitors
IBM terminal 3151 RS-232 & printer ports (2)
Atari SC1224
IBM 8513-001 SVGA
Zenith Data Systems ZCM 1450DT
IBM 5153 CGA
Apple 3 monochrome
XTRON RTB Technologies CM147E
CompuAdd MCH 4095N (1989)
WYSE WY50 terminal w/ keyboard
Dell VM1 mono (1990)
Samsung MA2565 (1989)
Packard Bell PB1272A (1988)
Standard MCH4095N (1988)
IBM 5081-16 Composite Video (1990)
Sysdyne CGA (IBM clone)
AES SVGA (1996)
Samtron SVGA (1989)
IBM Terminal 3164-11 (1992)
NEC Multisync XV14
IBM 6405301 Serial monitor in box
IBM 3164 serial terminal w/ base
CompuAdd SVGA 51086 (1990)
Magnavox Computer Monitor 80 video only
Visual 120 Serial terminal w/ keyboard
NEC MultiSync JC-1401 P3A 13" (1986)
NEC MultiSync 3D
NEC MultiSync 3V
Printers
HP Desk Jet 500
Star NX-10 Dot Matrix
Panasonic Quiet KX-P2180
Epson LQ570 Dot Matrix
Star NX-1000 Multi font w/ box
Texas Instruments Microlaser Pro E
Epson LQ-1000 Wide Carriage Dot Matrix
Qume Daisy Wheel w/ extra wheels and print cartridge
Kodak Personal Portable Diconix 180si
Miscellaneous
IBM Keyboards (5)
Canon Personal Copier PC-3 w/toner cartridges
Seiko Digitizer Tablets (3)
IBM SCSI drives 7204-001, 7207-001, 7210-001
EXABYTE SCSI tape drive
CI Designs SCSI peripheral box / in box
IBM PC case 5150
IBM XT case 5160
Musek scanner (no photo)
Memorex scanner (no photo)
IBM Keyboard??, 5015715, in box, never opened
BK Precision 2040 CB Signal Generator
Arnet serial expansion board, with software and cables
HP 1611A Logic State Analyzer for Z80?
Gould K105D Logic Analyzer for Z80?
Various keyboards, internal cards, Creative Labs CD drives
and Sound Blasters
TRS-80 Printer Cassette interface for PC-2 (2)
TI-74 Basic Calc hand held computer
NEC Versa docking station, in box , never used.
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Large Asteroids headed toward planets
inhabited by beings that don't have
technology adequate to stop them:
Think of it as Evolution in Fast-Forward.
I was chatting with a DEC broker recently regarding SCSI controllers for
DEC gear - when he mentioned that he had a quantity of Emulex UC07's
available.
UC07's are QBUS cards which have a single SCSI port and support either MSCP
or TMSCP (in RT land, that would be either DU or MU devices). The manual
states that the UC07 is compatible with RT, RSX, RSTS/E and Ultrix
versions which support MSCP or TMSCP.
The dealers initial price was high (as expected). However, he then
added - "I'd be willing to do better for hobbyists - as long as they
commit that the boards will only be used for hobby purposes - and not for
commercial use".
So here's the "deal": $235 per UC07 plus shipping from Mountain View, CA
(FedEx Ground).
I've paid MUCH more for SCSI interfaces for my DEC QBUS and UNIBUS
systems - so IMHO, this is a great deal.
The broker said he did not want to deal "individually with a bunch of
hobbyists" - so he asked if I would be willing to consolodate a single
order of UC07's to him. I reluctantly said "yes", as this is not my
business and I'm not interested in making money on this deal - only
covering costs.
To get a sense of interest, please reply to me privately if you'd like one
or more if these "critters".
The manual for the UC07 is available on bitsavers. A link to a bitsavers
mirror is below:
http://bitsavers.vt100.net/pdf/emulex/UC0751001-F_UC07_Feb90.pdf
Regards,
Lyle
--
Lyle Bickley
Bickley Consulting West Inc.
http://bickleywest.com
"Black holes are where God is dividing by zero"
Philipp Hachtmann <hachti at hachti.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just try to get a VT05 working with my PDP-8/e.
> Having a tuned KL8E interface at 2400 baud.
>
> I need fill characters....
> Found a KL8E.PA in the OS/8 V3D sources. It is a two page handler and works.
> But how do I get my system to use it as terminal handler? Or is there another one?
>
> Best wishes,
>
> Philipp :-)
You need to use BUILD to make a new system image, with your device
driver included. However, you also need to understand many programs do
I/O to the console without going through that device driver, but talks
directly with the console.
So it might be that there is no easy solution to your problem.
Johnny
--
Johnny Billquist || "I'm on a bus
|| on a psychedelic trip
email: bqt at softjar.se || Reading murder books
pdp is alive! || tryin' to stay hip" - B. Idol
If you need access to one of these, contact me an urge me to make a
deal. Keep pushing, as pushing raises priority with me.
Books:
NOTIS-BG User Guide
NOTIS-RG New functions in the E-version
NOTIS-DS User's guide
Introduction to ND Office Systems
The SPRINT User Guide
Documentation Catalogue
SINTRAN III Real Time Loader
Dialogue-UNIQUE-II User Guide
Operator Environment User Guide
NOTIS-WP Brief Introduction
User Environment Reference Manual
NOTIS-WP Reference Manual
COSMOS User Guide
User Environment Reference Manual
SINTRAN III Utilities Manual (3x)
ND-110 Instruction Set
The Database System SIBAS II ND User Manual
SIBAS II Operator Manual
NOTIS-DS Introduction (2x)
Sintran III Real Time Guide
NOTIS-DS Supervisor Guide (2x)
ACCESS User Guide
File Manager Introduction (2x, one in shrink-wrap)
NOMIS Norwegian Medical Information System
SINTRAN III COMMANDS Reference Manual
SINTRAN III Monitor Calls (2x)
Symbolic Debugger User Guide
Examples for NOTIS-RG Version B
SINTRAN-III Release Information K-version
NOTIS-TF Macro Guide (new in shrink wrap)
BACKUP User Guide (3x)
SINTRAN III System Supervisor
Operator Environment User Guide
ND-110 COMPACT Operator Guide (contains several quick reference cards)
SINTRAN III User Guide
BRF-Linker User Manual
NOTIS-TF User Guide
User Environment Library Routines
NOTIS-RG Reference Manual
Test Program Description for ND-100/ND-110
ordner with following description:
course program
the supervisor's responsibility
Handbook of Useful information
examples of LOAD-MODE etc.
telefix customer information
miscellaneous materials
MEDITEBS (in dutch)
bunch of unknown listings
a document with information on SCSI on ND
ACCESS DBA manual
NOTIS-TF text formatter reference manual
partly dutch presentation with general user info
SINTRAN III Timesharing/Batch guide
some dutch documentation on MEDITEBS
datasheets of several ND products, such as software packages, computers
and accessoiries
Floppies:
(each floppy or set of floppies contains a few pages of information)
SINTRAN III K GENERATION 312 CONF.D VSX, 2 disks (2 sets)
PATCH-SIN-K-5400 (2 sets)
SINTRAN III Configuration Program
SUBSYSTEM PACKAGE 32 BITS FLOATING FORMAT
SINTRAN III VSE/VSX Utility Programs
ACCOUNTING System for SINTRAN III
BACKUP-SYSTEM
X-MESSAGE
TELEFIX FILES FOR USER SITES
SUBSYSTEM PACKAGE II
VTM terminal tables
USER ENVIRONMENT (3 disks)
TEST PROGRAMS FOR ND-100/110
TEST PROGRAMS FOR ND-100/110/120 (2 disks)
JEC job execution control
ND-10634A MEMORY TO FLOPPY
NOTIS-WP FOR ND-100 (4 disks)
SIBAS-II for ND-100 (2 disks with pretty much the same label)
ACCESS FOR ND-100 (dito)
NOTIS-RG for ND-100 norwegian
NOTIS-DS for ND-100 (3 disks)
NOTIS-DS for ND-100 48-bit floating point (3 disks with pretty much the
same label)
NOTIS-BG-for ND-100 norwegian version 32 bits fl
NOTIS-BG-for ND-100 32 bits fl
NOTIS-BG-for ND-100 (business grafics) 32 bits fl
PR for ND-100 (Norwegian version)
BRF-Linker for ND-100
SINTRAN III MONITOR CALL Pack.
SPRINT Spooling System (3 disks)
MEDITEBS specials
Mass Storage Utilities
OPERATOR ENVIRONMENT (4 disks)
Disk Restore (3 disks)
TESTPROGRAMS FOR ND-100/110/120 (2 disks, both labeled PART 1 OF 2)
UNIQUE-II SIBAS for ND-100
UNIQUE TEXT SYSTEM
UNIQUE-II SIBAS ND-100 (hand-written label)
SOFTWARE KEY DISCETTE
Date: Wed, 25 Mar 2009 13:53:09 -0400
From: Sridhar Ayengar <ploopster at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Free MCA stuff
To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts
<cctalk at classiccmp.org>
Message-ID: <49CA6F85.6020807 at gmail.com>
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Liam Proven wrote:
> By the way, if this is not the place, do let me know. Peter Wendt's
> MCA site seems to have gone & I don't know any other points for MCA
> collectors or fans - but if anyone does, do please let me know!
There are indeed MCA collectors on this list.
Peace... Sridhar
---------------------------------------
Also lots of them on Vintage-Computers:
http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/index.phphttp://marketplace.vintage-computer.com/
In emptying the warehouse of Zebra Systems, we uncovered the original
Betamax tapes of these two shows.
I posted them on YouTube for your enjoyment.
We also uncovered a load of books, tapes, and some TS-1000/1500/ZX-81
Hardware.
We even found about 5 TS-1500 Computers that we'll be offering on eBay.
But for now, enjoy these:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtDG5cWmH8shttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awUonjY_jcs
Al Hartman
>
>Subject: Re: Transistors...
> From: "bfranchuk at jetnet.ab.ca" <bfranchuk at jetnet.ab.ca>
> Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:07:20 -0600
> To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts <cctalk at classiccmp.org>
>
>Scanning wrote:
>> A friggin piece of wire has a gain of 1 !!!!
>umm .999999 :)
>> / steven
>
Voltage gain, Current gain, or power gain?
Common base transistor has current gain of .99999.. and voltage gain >1 as
well as power gain. Wire is .9999999.. for all those.
Allison
Ahh but Jules,
We know something you dont know !! ... ner ner ...
Watch this space for some good news regarding the museum
(apart from addition of an SGI Origin 2000 obviously)
We had a great time and the Gadget Show Live a few weeks ago
See : http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/news/4058/Gadget-Show-Live-2009-Awesome/
which has helped gain us some much needed support ...
Anyway, does anyone know where I can get signed drivers for Windows Vista that
support the Origin 2000?
:-)
Jason
Curator & Chief Geek
The Centre for Computing History
-----Original Message-----
From: jules.richardson99 at gmail.com
Sent: Wed, 29 Apr 2009 16:42:05 -0500
To: cctalk at classiccmp.org
Subject: Re: free/pick-up: Origin 2000 sgi 2400, Tilburg, The Netherlands
Joost van de Griek wrote:
> On Apr 29, 2009, at 20:29, Joost van Baal wrote:
>
>> The machine will be rescued by the Centre for Computing History
>> (www.computinghistory.org.uk) near Cambridge, UK. (It might even get
>> hooked up
>> on the internet, within a couple of months.) Thanks locutus for help in
>> mediating. See http://abramowitz.uvt.nl/sgi.txt for latest status.
Knowing that museum, I'm wondering where they're going to put it ;-) (I also
believe it'll be well looked after, which is good news)
cheers
Jules
Hi
Is there anybody out there who has or knows where I can get a MSV11-J
(M8637-E(E OR F)) ?
I may be able to get my pdp11/94 running as an 11/84 if I can get a PMI
card.
Rod Smallwood