Hi Everyone,
I'm looking for a complete development system for the TMS340{10,20}
graphics processors from Texas Instruments.
I believe the development system had:
1) an ISA card with TMS340x0, frame buffer, DAC, etc.
2) DOS driver for said card
3) development tools: compiler, assembler, etc.
4) documentation on the card and chip
Thanks!
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Mint Boxed Commodore 1351 Mouse with all original disk/documentation
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Howdy all,?
I have a HP 700/44 terminal that I'm trying to nurse back to operation. I've managed to get the voltages on the board back into something resembling sane values (within 10% at worst) and I do now have a raster and it beeps on power-up but I have nothing on screen. I'm working without a schematic for now and it's kinda rough going.
Anyone have a digital copy of the service manual for these 700 series terminals??
Thanks
Phil
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> Speaking of Standalone BACKUP, anyone have a copy of this? I don't
> believe later VMS properly copies VMS 1.5 off.
>
I don't know if it works as far back as V1.5 but in later versions of VAX/VMS,
the procedure was to build standalone backup on a tape or spare disk by
executing @SYS$UPDATE:STABACKIT.COM on the running system.
Regards,
Peter Coghlan.
>Hello.
>Maybe stupid question but I'm a newby of VMS.
>I have a VS2000 with a Micropolis RD53 inside.
>I recently repaired the hard disk, and from some tests it seems to have
>no errors, so its content is safe.
>I tried to boot the machine from it, and it turns to contain a
>standalone backup.
>I would try to list the content of the disk, but from manuals I
>understand I would need to know the file names.
>How to identify the content of this disk?
>Thanks
>Andrea
The standalone backup environment is very limited. There is only one command -
BACKUP which allows backups or restores to be preformed.
If you have a tape device or another disk, you could try making a backup to it.
If you include the /LOG qualifier, you should get a list of the files on the
disk as they are backed up. Something like:
BACKUP /IMAGE /LOG DUA0: MUA0:BACKUP.SAV /SAVE
If you don't have a device to back up to, you could try backing up to the
null device which, if it works, won't make much of a backup, but it should
still list the files as they are processed:
BACKUP /IMAGE /LOG DUA0: NLA0:BACKUP.SAV /SAVE
Other than that, the other suggestions of putting the disk into a bootable
system or booting the VS2000 from the network are probably the way to go.
Regards,
Peter Coghlan.
Clearing out in preparation for a move, Cleaning out my storage unit as
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Commodore C64C System with Power supply, 1571 drive and 1541 Drive.
Works Good
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Kensington System Saver
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Needs OS Reinstalled
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Echo II Speech Synthesizer Card & Speaker for Apple II $25 dollars,
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TI Silent 700 Travelmate 1200 Terminal- Works fine With AC Adapter $50
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