On Thu, 20 Feb 2014 Jonathan Katz wrote:
> YES. This may be important stuff. This may be console software for a
> CS6400! Like the E10K they used an SSP aka OWS to run them, and
> connected via standard HIPPI(?) to the control boards.
Sorry to disappoint you, but these will be for some model of Cray, either a later
Y-MP, EL or T3 system, as we never had any Sun servers of that style at NCAR.
I'll be working on extracting the tape contents into a file system this weekend to
better determine what they contain.
> Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2014 19:17:50 -0000
> From: "David Humphries" <david at hheng.plus.com>
> To: "General Discussion: On-Topic Posts Only" <cctech at classiccmp.org>
> Subject: Re: Anyone Have a Copy of the LAB-8/E 8K BASIC Binary?
>
> I have DEC-8E-ABASA-A LAB-8E BASIC R/T
> binary on punched tape, any help ?
>
> DaveH
>
Yes, I think so! Is it available in an "emailable" form? If not,
perhaps someone with a running system can create an image and put it
online.
Thanks,
Bob
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bob Vines" <bobvines00 at gmail.com>
> To: "cctech" <cctech at classiccmp.org>
> Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2014 8:04 PM
> Subject: Anyone Have a Copy of the LAB-8/E 8K BASIC Binary?
>
>
>> Does anyone have the binary for the LAB-8/E version of 8K BASIC? Of
>> course, the original source code would be better if that's available
>> too.
>>
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Bob
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I have a ADDS Viewpoint 3A Plus terminal that is in working condition. It
looks very clean, powered up and operated in the local mode. I just took it
out of the box and haven't tested the RS-232 serial link yet. It includes
the operator's manual and service manual. (I will put the manuals on
bitsavers.) I reducing my collection and am looking for a new home for this
terminal. I am located in the Seattle area and am not interested in shipping
it. (30 plus pounds.)
Michael Holley
Among some old DAT tapes I am looking at, I have what appears to be some
ufsdump format backup tapes from two Cray Operator Workstation (OWS)
servers of year 2000 vintage, possibly from two Y-MP EL systems? These
OWS servers ran Solaris.
The tape for ows9607 contains 524MB of backups of the following file systems:
/, /usr, /var, /opt, /opt/CYRIdump and /usr/openwin. The second tape contains
828MB of backup of ows9630 and may not contain the contents of /opt/CYRIdump.
Does anyone know of a copy of ufsrestore that runs on Linux? If not, I'll have
to see if the netbsd restore under stands it or grab the OpenIndiana (OpenSolaris
fork) distribution.
Anyone interested in the contents of these tapes?
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Easy to build up any size system by mounting multiple 2GB partitions across various points in the file system - the partition size shouldn't be a constraint on running A/UX
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Taken by some clueless noob, though, as many of the pics only show the
screen and keyboard and not the actual computer at all. This is one of
those pillocks who thinks that the computer is the "disk drive", I
suspect.
http://www.zdnet.com/photos-from-the-first-pcs-to-the-thinkpad-classic-ibm-…
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