I've used the following references:
http://www.squirrel.com/squirrel/sun-nvram-hostid.faqhttp://ftp.rodents-montreal.org/mouse/docs/Sun/nvram/stop-the-clock
While doing some clean up, I found my notes where I figured out how to
stop the time of day clock on a 6X0MP system
@ open boot prom:
f1201000 f o map-page
80 ff8 c!
80 ff9 c!
0 ff8 c!
At the time I had done this, I could not find a source on the net on
how to do this. I did some research, and based the above on Sun-4c
instructions modified for the boot rom and the different addresses of
the location of the NVRAM in memory, and the different position in that
model of NVRAM used on the 6X0MP for the clock itself.
I just did some searches now, and it looks like nobody indicated the
above for the 6X0MP, but I found references to the above for the SS10
and SS20.
Thought I'd pass this along.
On one of the links it shows a one liner on stopping the TOD clock on
an ss1000:
00280000 f
Anyone know if that is all that is required, or is was this just
identifying where it is in memory, but no specifics within the TOD clock
memory on what to do ?
Anyone have the mojo on stopping the TOD clock on:
Ultra 1
Ultra 2
Ultra 60
Ultra 10
SparcServer 1000E
Sunblade 1500
Sunblade 2000
???
Thanks,
-- Curt
Folks,
anyone interested in an IBM RS6000 7248, model 100. I have the system
unit only, no keyboard, display or mouse. I also have manuals, AIX 4.3
Quick Beginings, AIX 4.3 Install Guide and AIX 4.3 Network Install
Management and Reference. This machine is roughly the size of an IBM
AT and it is HEAVY.
Ellis
Greetings, everyone.? Jim Leonard (Trixter) of oldskool.org referred me to this list.
I collect old computer games and am trying to find the PDP-11 version of Zork, complete with the original media, instructions and printed map.? I am also looking for the November 1982 issue of DEC Professional, which featured a hand-drawn map of the game.
Thanks in advance for any assistance in locating these.
Hi Folks,
I've been searching for historical info on the Soviet UM-1 or UM1-NKh, which some have claimed to be the "first" minicomputer. (Of course, that has little meaning without a careful definition of terms.)
So far, I've only uncovered a little approximate info about it, including:
- Approved for production in 1962
- 13-bit word
- 8000 transistors
- 150-lbs
- 100 Watts (!)
- The UM-1 was an earlier (military?) model but it's not clear if it was manufactured.
The key info that I'm looking for includes:
- Date of first production shipment
- Amount of RAM
- Memory cycle time
- Approximate price (whatever that meant in the USSR)
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Steve Lafferty
http://tronola.com
Hi, everyone.? Jim Leonard (Trixter) referred me to this list.
I'm lookingfor PDP-11 items related to the Advent / Colossal Cave adventure game, and the Dungeon / Zork game developed at MIT.? Anything related to them -- source code printouts, any documentation, etc.? For Dungeon / Zork, there was an official version sold by the creators that included a manual and map along with the original media.? If you have that you can pretty much name your price and I'll pay it.
I'm also looking for the November 1982 issue of DEC Professional magazine, which included a hand-drawn map of the game, and any boxed software for the DEC II or DEC Rainbow computers.
Thanks for your time.
I recently got a deal on an '80's HP protocol analyzer - really handy
when you're trying to get a terminal to talk to a PDP-8 or -11, among
other things :)
But I need the cable that connects the interface pod to the analyzer.
It's a straight 37 pin D-size I think... not sure if shielded, twisted
pair or what's inside. Probably not fancy since the 4951C only goes to
19.2 kbps.
I could make one from ribbon cable and IDC connectors, but would
rather have an original.
Anyone got a spare?
thanks
Charles
ps already posted request on HP group ;)
Hello Al,
I have an interface like this, and an attached working hard disk that
boots RT11.
I don't have an original floppy disk with drivers or tools, I'm
searching for it too,
but some time ago I did a copy of the hard disk content, thus also of
the drivers for the interface.
I'll be glad to send / upload an RT11 floppy image for SIMH including
these files.
Furthermore a guy an year ago contacted me about drivers for SMS (I
posted a message searching for manuals at the time);
he had a copy of manuals and ROM onboard with latest version.
I can provide a copy of all of this.
Let me know how I can send you the files.
Andrea
Anyone want to spend $1900 on a Mac 128k?
http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/sys/4209740677.html
This isn't the only insane request in New York..?
I think the people on Craigslist in this city are a bit crazy in the prices they ask for.?