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On Sat, Dec 29, 2012 1:09 PM PST Fred Cisin wrote:
>> > > > SHUGART 801 is SINGLE sided
>> > > > SHUGART 851 is DOUBLE sided.
>
>> > ONCE MORE!
>> > Do you want to read double sided disks?
>
>> > If so, then you need the 851. Option board will certainly
>> > not give you capability of reading double sided disks in a
>> > single sided drive.
>
>On Sat, 29 Dec 2012, Chris Tofu wrote:
>> C:\DERP> But the option board just reads flux. Why couldn't you put a
>> double sided disk in a single sided drive and read it off. My Commie
>> 1541-II used to read the one side of a single sided disk. Maybe I don't
>> have an acceptable understanding of what the Option Board/software does.
>
>Your commode doesn't use index pulse.
>
>With the option board and a double sided disk in a single sided
>drive, you will be able to read the first side of the disk.
>If you flip the disk over and put it in backwards, the
>Option Board SOFTWARE will not work at all, because it won't
>see any index pulse. (NOT USED in Commode, Apple][, and Atari)
>
>IF you repunch the jacket, or modify the drive for an
>additionalindex sensor, so that it sees an index pulse,
>then the Option Board software will still be useless,
>because it can't understand backwards tracks, and they
>never considered adding such a capability to the software
>just because you won't get a double sided drive for your
>double sided diskettes.
>
>IFF you repunch the jacket or modify the drive, AND write
>your own software from scratch for a flux-transition board,
>then there is no reason why you couldn't read the second
>side of the disk by flipping it.
>Is it THAT hard to find a double sided drive??
>
>--
>Grumpy Ol' Fred cisin at xenosoft.com
>
hows about reversing the motors direction, perhaps using a twisty belt for the udder sides? Money is an issue at the moment, considering it migh take the better part of a c note to have it delivered.
On 24 Dec 2012 20:39:59 Chuck wrote:
>It's interesting that you managed to install
>an MDA with the "built in" adapter;
>maybe there's still some life in my
>old Herc Plus card.
I have never succeeded to start up with a Hercules card (or clone) installed. In any case the memory overlaps that of the Indigeneous card, what would cause display problems if start up would be succeeded. As memory serves me well there is a Hercules clone that can emulate an MDA card, but I never had one.
On 24 Dec 2012 20:39:59 Chuck wrote:
>Does the two-monitor setup work for all revisions of the BIOS? Does it
>work if you have the EDA card also installed?
I think it does, but my M24's have the 1.43 ROM version, so I cannot check it.
Mmm, I don't know an EDA card, sorry.
Greetings, H.
Hello,
It's the first time I post on this forum, so please, bear with me ....
About PCI to ISA cards, ** possibly ** with DMA :
Did you check theses guys :
http://www.costronic.com.tw/
They manufacture lot of "interface" boards ( PCI, ISA, etc ... )
and have a lot of things, may be there is something of interest for you ?
( I mean : with DMA )
Clearing out more stuff. Goes on Ebay tonite at 7:00pm
251205551653 Apollo series 400 $49
251205617681 Pdp11/73 & MV2 boards $399
251205572249 Pdp 11/04 Unibus prog console $399
251205610973 DEC DecWriter Correspondent LA12 $199
251205547379 DEC BA23 cabinet shelfs/brackets $39.00
251205601864 Dual 8" floppy system w/unibus Ctrler $189.00
251205593426 Apple Mac IIfx w/ethernet card $99.00
251205606245 DEC VT100 $149.00
251205602838 DEC TU58 tape drive &2 tapes $99.00
Tom P. (tcp1022)
Sorry, My bad. I've actually scanned one or two of these for Al in the dim and distant past. But I'd never done the whole set.
--Colin
Dave McGuire <mcguire at neurotica.com> wrote:
>
> Al is the one looking for them, not me.
>
> -Dave
>
>On 12/28/2012 06:57 PM, Colin Eby wrote:
>> Dave,
>>
>> This is one set of manuals I know TNMoC archive does have (cause I
>> donated them). Are you looking for something in particular? None have
>> been scanned yet. I might be able to do something by special
>> arrangement though. I'm back in the weekend by the 12th.
>>
>> On Fri, 2012-12-28 at 14:53 -0500, Dave McGuire wrote:
>>
>>> On 12/28/2012 12:09 PM, Al Kossow wrote:
>>>> I've been working on getting my S36 maint drawing set uploaded, and
>>>> realized
>>>> that I don't have very many manuals for the system. Does anyone have any
>>>> that
>>>> they'd be willing to have scanned?
>>>
>>> I have lots of S/36 manuals. It will be awhile before I can unearth
>>> them, but when I do, I can likely provide them.
>>>
>>> -Dave
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
>--
>Dave McGuire, AK4HZ
>New Kensington, PA
>
It appears I am clueless about Kaypro machines
* The machines: 4, 4+88, 10, and 1
* Can't get anyone of them to boot. All but the 4+88 boot to a
screen, but nothing else. I have a K1 CP/M disk someone from the
list sent in 2009, and I tried that in all of them, to no avail.
The disk on the 1, at least, seems to work, as it knows when I put
in a non OS disk, and tells me, but nothing else. If it had a read
error, would it not tell me? It does move the head and such when I
insert the OS disk, so it appears to be reading it. Still, it never
drops to a prompt.
* Looking for parts. The 4 needs ESC and 7, the 10 needs 'right
arrow', both the 10 and 4+88 need the little telephone jack in the
KB. 10 needs a new fan, it's getting power, but no spinning. 4+88
needs fuse holder, and 4 needs reset switch. Missing a small screw
on the KB catch as well. Before I start trolling eBay for a donor
Kaypro, I thought I would ask around here.
* The 4+88 needs major help. drives don't respond, screen does not
come up, nothing looks alive. I'd ship it to someone who wanted to
take a look at it, as it'll take me a year to start going through
it. Or, maybe I should put the 4-84's guts into it (keeping the
8088 and extra RAM) and use the rest of the 4-84' for parts?
All except the 4+88 are in good cosmetic shape. The outer top shell of
the 88 is in rough shape, though the KB is in great shape save the RJ14
jack (or whatever they are called)
My regret is that I should have tested the system disk I previously
received as soon as I got it in the mail, but we moved shortly after
receiving it, and have not had the items out of storage since 2009. So,
the disk could have been mishandled by me or the movers in the interim.Jim
--
Jim Brain
brain at jbrain.comwww.jbrain.com
no keyboard unfortunately, but I have one, and could help the buyer get it up and running.
Extremely rare pseudo compatible. I've never seen one o/w on ebay. Shipping is high, but maybe you can talk about that.
----- Original Message -----
> At 10:53 PM -0800 12/27/12, Chuck Guzis wrote:
>>??Since we're discussing STs, does anyone have a spare ST mouse kicking
> around?? I'd like to re-wire one for use on my AT&T 6300.
>>
>>??--Chuck
>
> A long time ago (circa 1998) it was possible to buy a mouse that you could use
> on either the Amiga or the Atari.? You might look for 3rd party Amiga and Atari
> mice.
now days it easy to use a modern mouse with an adapter like Micromys V4 Mouse Adapter or Cocolino ps/2 mouse adapter
>
> Zane
>
Hi all,
After a ton of digging, I found information about PALCE programming in
what looks like a senior project to build a PLD programmer.
Unfortunately it's completely in Indonesian, but fortunately it's easy
enough to figure out what they're doing and Google Translate. In case
anyone is interested, here you go:
https://dl.dropbox.com/s/g1r5bgg6ae1nank/PLD%20programming.zip
The original source was here:
http://dewey.petra.ac.id/jiunkpe_dg_16353.html
Annoyingly the redirect you to a viewer that supplies compressed jpegs
unless they detect googlebot (I think they do this by IP). Fortunately
google caches the PDFs.
On a similar note, does anyone have the PEEL programming algorithms?
ICT used to have them available here:
http://web.archive.org/web/20020827040802/http://ictpld.com/programverify/i…
However ICT is long gone. I am missing most of those files. The ones I
have can be downloaded here:
https:/dl.dropbox.com/s/h93l0cyta4l67ky/PEEL%20programming%20specs%20partial.zip?dl=1
Thanks!
--David
I have an immediate need for a Linux sys admin, to maintain our 2 in-house
servers running Magento and OpenERP.
Need someone in the US, please.
Linux will be pre-installed, as will SSH.
Also need a small amount of PHP coding to fix a few problems with what we
already have.
One server is for the web server, the other is for the databases.
Must have experience doing this, know how to set IP addresses, etc.
Must also be familiar with Magento (mySQL) and OpenERP, which runs from
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If you feel qualified, and can be available this weekend, please email me
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The servers are as follows:
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Power:
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