All ?
Mike Douglas added support for the MITS 88-HDSK hard drive system to my
Altair32 Emulator. Right now, there?s only a dialog box to interface with
the code so I?d like to make a nice on-screen graphic like I did with the
floppy disk.
Does anyone have access to an 88-HDSK that they can take a picture of the
front of the unit and send to me? I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks!
Rich
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Rich Cini
Collector of Classic Computers
Build Master and lead engineer, Altair32 Emulator
http://www.classiccmp.org/cinihttp://www.classiccmp.org/altair32
I've been cleaning out the basement and came across some DEC and
other computer junk. If anyone is interested in any of this stuff
please contact me off list. It's pickup only in London, Ontario.
Don
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DEC:
Power Supplies:
H720 - missing power transistors
H720E
H716 - may need adjusting
(2) H744 - some parts removed
H754 - some parts removed
Other Hardware (PDP-11, PDP-8, maybe PDP-16):
(7) M970
(5) M971
DM11-BB test conn. H861C
(3) G021 - 2 marked "bad"
(2) G228 - 1 marked "rejected"
M660
M133
(2) external bus cable conn M953B
(2) really long flat cable with Berg connectors
(2) 70-7222 - cable "card extender" - i.e. single card, cable, single socket
M594
(2) G826 - 1 marked "rejected"
1 block of wirewrap packplane (4 dual cards)
3 blocks of wirewrap packplane (12 dual cards)
M7258
M7270 - LSI-11/2 with KEV11 - marked "bad" (wouldn't boot)
PC04/PC05 - high speed paper tape reader/punch
DECtape
(3) W998A
(4) 70-15273-00B - 20mA adapter for VT-100 (boards only, I should have
one complete unit but can't find it right now)
DC004 QBUS interface IC
I may have what looks like the coloured top front panel from a PDP-11 cabinet.
Non-DEC LSI-11:
MDB MLSI-MRV-002 - dual, RAM?
Data Translation - dual, 2 Berg connectors - parallel port? - marked "bad"
Norpak (for Telidon page creation - all quad - probably for LSI-11):
(also have set of boards for a Telidon terminal)
CPU INTERFACE CPUI-6 D481
GVMD-3 D2059 RA
CPU INTERFACE CPU1 D481R2
INSTR DEC, MEM AD SEL IDMA D704R0
VIDEO, MEM AC TIMING VMAT D707R1
Non-DEC:
Some General Automation GA-16/220 parts:
Memory Service Module 31D02301A
TTY/PS/OSC 31C02417A (current loop)
EIA interface (on prototype IF board)
51D00085A01 power supply
prototyping boards
backplane
Nortel XMS (68000)
8" floppy drive + 2 head/stepper assemblies and 2 motors
Lanpar Vision 1000 (VT-100 clone)
HP 33443-69001 1 MB memory add-on for Laserjet II
HP M1062-66501/M1126-6601F eprom card
82050 WP Courier 10 daisy wheel
80962 APL 10 Light Italic 12 daisy wheel
(7) DC300 tape cartridges
(4) wren rings
external SCSI drive - Plus Impulse 52S/LP drive - probably for MAC
SCSI CDROM drive
3270 clone keyboard (keyboard only - no case)
CDC keyboard from 1970s (keyboard only - no case)
Apple G090S monitor
Apple mice: M0100, Desktop Bus Mouse G5431 E89826GT LR66731
(80) 5.25" floppies
360K floppy drive
1.2M floppy drive
punch for 5.25" floppies
MFE digital cassette drive
PC cards: Centram Systems West P/N 10322 with Zilog Z0853004PSC SCC - RS422/3 ?
Logitech P/N 200039-00 (with PS-2 mouse connector)
adaptec AHA-1542C SCSI
30 pin simms: 256K?, 1M, 4M
1970s CPUs + support ICs: TI 9980, 6800, 6502, Intel, Z80, RCA 1802
Hi!
I found and replaced a faulty 4116 ram chip: I used an oscilloscope to
monitor pin14 (DOUT), and the faulty chip showed no activity at all...
Now's the trouble: where can I found some disk images (double density)?
My O1 has the DD upgrade.
I found only a DD CPMSYS disk image, but it hangs after having loaded
the HELP.
The floppies which came with the O1 are almost unreadable.
Only one could be read (by now).
This disk boots the O1 in a minimal CP/M: setup works, xref works, but
mbasic and cbas2 hang.
I searched the web, but links have been outdated...
Thanks!
----- Original Message:
> Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2014 18:10:13 -0400
> From: K Ruhe <kruhe2011 at gmail.com>
>
> At this point, I've managed to accumulate a few interesting machines, of
> which my favorites are a "chiclet" PET (which will be my maiden
> restoration project)..
Welcome! You might also want to join the Vintage Computer Forum; a lot of
PETs discussed and repaired over there, both live and also in past threads.
http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/forumdisplay.php?21-Commodore
mike
> On 26/03/2014, at 12:11 PM, Tom Sparks <tom_a_sparks at yahoo.com.au> wrote:
>
>> I am looking for a bbs/fideonet database for Australia
>> that lists the nodes that existed in the past
>> so I can see if there were node around my location
>
>> Tom, where are you located?
>
> Moree, but I need a list of northern NSW nodes
Here is what I have from June 13 1986, all of the NSW nodes for what it's
worth.
HOST 155 Ausnet 61-2-959-3712 Sydney NSW
Brian Gatenby 2400
201 Fido Australia 61-2-959-3712 Sydney NSW
Richard Morgan 2400
202 The Studio -Unpublished- Nth Sydney NSW
Lorraine Gatenby 2400 DA:7p-8a
210 Aus Talc 61-2-959-3712 Willoughby NSW
Steve Dumbrell 1200
Bill
http://vintagecomputer.net/fidonet/
> Slot 1 KA630-A CPU M7606AF
> Slot 2 8M RAM M7609-AM
> Slot 3 8M RAM M7609-AP
> Slot 4 CMD SCSI MSCP encapsulating (top half) empty bottom
> Slot 5 M7516-YM (ethernet, top) M7546 for TK-50 (bottom)
> Slot 6 VCB02
> Slot 7 VCB02 Memory
> Slot 8 VCB02 Memory
Slot 4 is your problem.
You need to add either another dual board to this configuration,
or an M9047 grant continuity card to fill up the space next to the SCSI controller.
Once you hit slot 4, there can be no open slots in between boards.
Tim
On 03/26/2014 08:40 AM, cctalk-request at classiccmp.org wrote:
> Message: 15
> Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2014 20:19:17 -0400
> From: Jonathan Katz<jon at jonworld.com>
> To: "General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts"
> <cctalk at classiccmp.org>
> Subject: uVAX2 Help
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>
> All,
>
> I've added a VCB02 card to my MicroVax 2. Right now the VAX is setup with
> the following layout...
>
> Slot 1 KA630-A CPU M7606AF
> Slot 2 8M RAM M7609-AM
> Slot 3 8M RAM M7609-AP
> Slot 4 CMD SCSI MSCP encapsulating (top half) empty bottom
> Slot 5 M7516-YM (ethernet, top) M7546 for TK-50 (bottom)
> Slot 6 VCB02
> Slot 7 VCB02 Memory
> Slot 8 VCB02 Memory
>
> Per the docs on bitsavers, the VCB02 can go in any QBUS slot 5-8, but the
> layouts in the manual are different than what I have setup.
>
> With the VCB02 in there POST takes longer, but the console still comes out
> on the serial port. The VCB02 shows 3 red LEDs.
>
> I assume I need to set the addressing on the card, but I have 0 clue what
> to do.
>
OK, when you boot, you get no display on the screen?
That means the boot ROMs in your CPU board don't have
VCB-02 support in them. (Same as mine.)
My notes show the device address was set to 777402
(Gee, that looks like an octal address. So much I've
forgotten about VAX stuff...)
I think the 3 LEDs come on at power up, and then go off
in a quick sequence when the device driver configures
it.
Is this a VMS or Unix-derived system? I know VMS
4.7 had the drivers for the QDSS (VCB-02), but if you
are using an older OS, not sure.
As the boot ROMs don't support the frame buffer, you
should not expect any display until the OS is up.
Other than making sure the I/O address was set to
a value so that the driver enumeration could identify
the board, I did nothing special to configure it.
Jon
All,
I've added a VCB02 card to my MicroVax 2. Right now the VAX is setup with
the following layout...
Slot 1 KA630-A CPU M7606AF
Slot 2 8M RAM M7609-AM
Slot 3 8M RAM M7609-AP
Slot 4 CMD SCSI MSCP encapsulating (top half) empty bottom
Slot 5 M7516-YM (ethernet, top) M7546 for TK-50 (bottom)
Slot 6 VCB02
Slot 7 VCB02 Memory
Slot 8 VCB02 Memory
Per the docs on bitsavers, the VCB02 can go in any QBUS slot 5-8, but the
layouts in the manual are different than what I have setup.
With the VCB02 in there POST takes longer, but the console still comes out
on the serial port. The VCB02 shows 3 red LEDs.
I assume I need to set the addressing on the card, but I have 0 clue what
to do.
--
-Jon
Jonathan Katz, Indianapolis, IN.
I am looking for a bbs/fideonet database for Australia
that lists the nodes that existed in the past
so I can see if there were node around my location
?
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