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I am interested in GUI based computers
I currently have 3 Amiga computers (A500, A1200, sam440) in my collection
here is my wanted list are there any other gui based computers that I should add?
????* RiscOS system ARMini
????* GEOS system (Commodore 64 / Commodore 128)
????* Atari ST
????* Apple IIGS
????* Apple Macintosh (68k/PPC only) System 7.5.5
????* BBC micro (wrote programs using usborne computer books from the 1980 without the hardware)
????* Altair 8800 / IMSAI 8080 reproduction versions
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3 x (x)Ubuntu 10.04, Amiga A1200 WB 3.1, UAE AF 2006 Premium Edition, AF 2012 Plus Edition, Sam440 AOS 4.1.2, Roland DXY-1300 pen plotter, Cutok DC330 cutter/pen plotter?
one 40 pin chip's id is obliterated, the other is an SCN8035A (a uP). Toshiba TMM2016-AP10, 2 roms. Lots of glue. 18.0000 mhz? crystal. A weird squarish gray connector on the bracket. 8 bit ISA.
So, I imagine I'm not the only one who made an offer on the
Dazzler pictured in the Industrial PDP8 lot on ebay. I notice
that the picture of the Dazzler has been removed from the lot
page, but I didn't get any reply from the seller. I thought I
made a pretty good offer, oh well. Anybody on the list get it?
Would you mind sharing what you paid?
Bill S.
Anyone know an inexpensive source for prototype DIY circuit boards?
From time to time, I like to use them to prove out ideas, and I'm
running low on stock.
Jim
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e-mail me. I'll check the list to see if you were _that_ person, not an impersonator. When I have the time. No disks, just the item and a couple of small manuals.
Greetings,
I'm in possession of a reasonably complete set of SVR3 media (and
associated drivers, diagnostics, etc.) for the AT&T 3B2 on 5.25" QD
floppies. Sadly, I no longer have any 3B2 hardware, but with luck one
day I may change that.
I had planned on imaging and preserving these disks for my own use, if
nothing else. But it occurs to me that I don't know how rare they
might be, and I might do harm by attempting to read them in an EBay'ed
PC floppy drive (albeit with cleaned heads).
Is this material sufficiently preserved that I don't need to worry
about damaging my copies? I didn't see any 3B2 related bits on
bitsavers and a cursory google search didn't turn up much.
I have a few disks with duplicate contents, so I risked a test run
with Unix dd and got a sane-looking complete image with no I/O errors,
and no material shedding off the floppy that I could see. I still
need to see if the bits are good at a higher level (I think they are
formatted as "S5" filesystems, not sure). But I'd have no problem
shipping the floppies to a respected member of the community who does
this kind of thing all the time (e.g. bitsavers), if it would be worth
their time.
thanks,
-Andy
This is message that I send from time to time.
I got one operative Altos 586. It has the Xenix Kernel damaged, and I
don't have diskettes to start the system from them. If someone can do
a physical copy of the set of disks available (I don't remember the
exact place now) and send it to me, or even a tape to start the system
(I'm not sure if this can de done), we can speak about a trade.
Contact off list, please.
Thanks
Sergio