test-drb August 2014

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by slandon110＠gmail.com

Todd has had the option to come get the disks for weeks now, as long as our schedules could work. However Im not going to let a complete and total stranger around my kid. And I have him for the next 3 weeks. If he wants to come get them after that then so be it.

11 years, 2 months

RE AmigaMINI

by slandon110＠gmail.com

You know I did this project because I wanted a cheap affordable amiga compatible computer, I put alot of time and work into it to get it all to work right. I have one Amiga, and my son wanted one, so thats why I built one, and I figure why not build a few up and find them homes. Its a cheap way for peeps to get into amiga I did look at AROS, great operating system, I use it on a dell that has compatible ethernet. However it networking doesnt work with these thin clients. And Geneb, theres no need to start a bashing session about my past, I am quite aware of my past, and so are others, However I have learned >from my mistakes and run an honest show now.

11 years, 2 months

cctalk Digest, Vol 132, Issue 18

by elson＠pico-systems.com

On 08/09/2014 12:00 PM, cctalk-request at classiccmp.org wrote: > Date: Fri, 8 Aug 2014 13:01:31 -0500 > From: "drlegendre ."<drlegendre at gmail.com> > To: "General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts" > <cctalk at classiccmp.org> > Subject: Anyone with an EPROM burner out there? Need a chip > programmed.. > Message-ID: > <CAFjrmd5Jt0DYvePizUij8M7+izX3fg0wMikMMa5BfjwBobn7uQ at mail.gmail.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 > > The KERNAL ROM in my Commodore SX-64 took a dive, and I don't have a spare. > Far as I know it can be replaced with simple 8K PROM/EPROM. > > I've got the correct .BIN file - is someone willing to make a kernal ROM > chip for me? If you don't have a suitable chip in your stock, I'm sure I > can turn one up on ebay and have it sent to you. > > I have an eprom programmer. It will do most all the 24 and 28-pin EPROMS. I'm going on vacation for a couple days, but ought to be back Tuesday night or so. I have drawers of EPROM chips salvaged from odd gadgets. Jon

11 years, 2 months

Ted Nelson interview / 1979

by hilpert＠cs.ubc.ca

Amusing 20 min interview on the CBC from 1979, in which Ted Nelson tries to convince the vision-less interviewer of the benefits and future of personal computers. Ted gets a little snarky to counter the derision of the interviewer. http://www.cbc.ca/rewind/episode/2014/08/07/robots-1/ (Hit the listen link, the Ted Nelson portion starts around 29:00, or listen to the whole thing (may have to wait for the audio to load to be able to skip forward)).

11 years, 2 months

QIC cartridge tape cleaner.

by jws＠jwsss.com

Pretty much just to admire. Most capstans are probably goo by now, and the stuff in this kit too. ALLSOP-DC-2000-Series-Tape-Drive-Cleaning-Kit-1-4-Data-Cartridge-Tape-Drives- http://www.ebay.com/itm/311025488685 Hopefully got the link right this time. The vendor has quite a bit of other stuff, I just stumbled over this and thought of recent discussions. Looks like he set fire to 1 of 3 Kaypros he had by plugging in and powering on one with a loose CRT. Not so smart. Jim

11 years, 2 months

Perq T2 For Sale

by robert.jarratt＠ntlworld.com

(apologies if this is a duplicate, I think I first sent this from an account that does not have rights to post to the list, but I am not sure) I found this on a newsgroup, for anyone who is close enough: https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en-GB#!topic/alt.sys.perq/9dpovIsOE74 Regards Rob

11 years, 2 months

Unique DEC VAX System now available in Minneapolis, MN

by jhfinedp3k＠compsys.to

>vmssys at hushmail.com wrote: >http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/dak/sys/4595287377.html >A complete, clean, and working DEC VAX data center is available for >pick-up in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is scheduled to go to recycling >in a week. Act fast if you are interested. >THIS SYSTEM DESERVES TO BE RESCUED. NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE TURNED >DOWN. >It includes two VAXen (a VAX 4300 and 4400) actually comes in two >BA440 cabinets, clustered with a BA356 6-disk RAID array. The Vaxen >have a full complement of memory, disk drives, cards in the Q-Bus >chassis, and cables and terminators to connect to everything - >including the networking hardware to connect your VAXen to your >wireless network. > > Included is a stand-alone CD-ROM drive, and stand-alone 4mm DAT, DLT, >and 1/2" 9-track tape drives and related cables, media and >accessories. > > Included is a floor standing Printronix 6280L high-speed Line >Printer, PFE 1190 & 1172 burster and decollator for processing its >printouts, and related media and accessories. > > Of course, what this VAX would be complete without the operator >terminal quietly resting atop the cabinets? Included is the DEC VT520 >serial terminal, and a LA75 companion printer for printing from the >terminal. Four 525 terminals are also included. > > I've included the OpenVMS 7.3 hobbyist CD, and a complete set of >OpenVMS 7.2 product and documentation CDs for you to load under the >OpenVMS Hobbyist license available free online. The VAXen can also >support OpenBSD or NetBSD Unix, with some configuration work on your >part. > > There are numerous spares and extras. This lot includes: System and >Programming books, lots of spares and QBUS boards, VAX and PDP-11 >Programming cards, and even a complete set of PDP-11 system QBUS board >set for the technically adventurous! (See the "Detailed Description" >below) > > These machines are fun - I hate to sell them. But look, if you're >serious about computers, or if you're a collector, it's time to get a >VAX data center! > > LOCAL PICK-UP ONLY. This lot is large and heavy.. A truck with a >lift gate will be required. > Sold as a COMPLETE lot on an AS-IS basis, and cannot accept offers to >part it out. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Detailed Description of what is included: > > QTY PART ID DESCRIPTION > > DEC VAX 4000 SYSTEMS > 1 VAX 4300 Base System - KA670, BA440 - with MS690 compatible >backplane > > The VAX 4000 Model 300, code-named "Pele", KA670-AA CPU module >containing a 35.71 > MHz (28 ns cycle time) Rigel chip set with a 128 KB external >secondary cache protected by > ECC built from 84 ns SRAM. It supports one to four MS670-B (32 >MB) or MS670-C (64 MB) > memory modules for 32 to 256 MB of memory > > 1 VAX 4400 Base System - KA675, BA440 > > The VAX 4000 Model 400, code-named "Omega", uses the KA675 CPU >module containing a > 63 MHz (16 ns) NVAX microprocessor with 128 KB of external >tertiary cache. It supports one > to four MS-690 memory modules for 16 to 512 MB of memory > > DEC MEMORY MS6XX MODULES > 2 MS670-C L4001-C, 64MB for VAX 4300 > 1 MS670-B L4001-B Compatible (DATARAM) 32MB for VAX 4300 > 5 MS690-C L4004-C, 64MB for VAX 4400 and above > > DEC DSSI DISK DRIVES (DSSI is the VAX's Proprietary SCSI-like >Interface) > 2 RF72 Internal 1GB DSSI Drives > 4 RF73 Internal DSSI 2GB Drives (1 with a disk error) > 1 RF74 Internal DSSI 3.6GB Drive > > DEC DSSI CONTROLLER MODULES > 2 KFQSA QBUS DSSI Host Adapters > 2 KFQSA Kit KFQSA BA440/SBOX Distribution panels for connecting DSSI >cables > > DEC DSSI CABLES & TERMINATORS > 2 BC21M-09 DSSI Cables, 9' For R215 Box, 17-02152-03 > 5 BC29S-06 DSSI Cables, 6', 17-0385501, new unused > 9 12-29258-01 DSSI Terminators/Fuses > > DEC RAID STORAGE ARRAY > 1 HDS10 DSSI to FSE SCSI-2 RAID Array Controller > 1 BA-356-KA SCSI-2 SABB BOX, UW > 6 RZ1CF-VW 4.3GB UW DRIVES (Array Disks) > 2 BC29R-09 DSSI Cables, 9', to connect VAX 4000 Cluster to Array >Controller > > DEC SCSI TAPE & CD-ROM DRIVES > 2 TK70 Internal DLT II Tape Drives (not recently used-working >condition unknown) > 1 TSZ07-DA External 1/2" Tape PE/GCR 9 Track 100IPS with Enclosure > 1 TSZ07 As Above w/o Enclosure (Requires skew calibration to >function) > 1 TLZ06-DA External 4GM, 4mm DAT > 1 RRD42-DA ExternalCD ROM, 600MB > > DEC SCSI CONTROLLER MODULES > 1 TQK70 M7559 Q-Bus TK70 Controller > 1 17-01363-01 TK70 Round Cable > 3 KZSQA DEC SCSI Controller for BA440/SBOX > > DEC SCSI CABLES > 2 BCP06P-02 2' SCSI I Angle-Angle Cable > 1 BCP06P-06 6' SCSI I Angle-Angle Cable > 2 BCP06P-09 9' SCSI I Angle-Angle Cable > 8 H8574-A SE SCSI Terminators > 2 BELKIN BELKIN SE SCSI Terminators > > PERTEC 1/2"TAPE DRIVES > 2 1260 Qualstar 1260 Tabletop 1/2" 9-Track Tape Drive PE/GCR > 1 OD3201 Overland Data Tabletop 1/2" 9-Track Tape Drive PE > > 1/2"TAPE CONTROLLERS > 1 TSV05-AA DEC Pertec Tape Controller PE,BA440/SBOX compatible > 1 KLESI-SA DEC TU81-Plus Controller, TMSCP, 1 Drive > 1 DQ3153 DILOG Pertec Interface, TMSCP, 4 drives, BA440/SBOX > > MEDIA& CONSUMMABLES > 32 Media DLT Tape Cartridges (used - need to be deguassed >before use) > 53 Media 1/2" 9-track Reel Tapes - 15 2400' (new), 22 2400' >(used), 16 800' (used) > 3 Media 4mm DAT Tapes, 90m (new) > 1 Bottle Tape Head Cleaner (Alcohol) to clean tape drive >read/write heads > > TAPE DEGAUSSING ASSESSORY > 1 TD-1B Audiolab TD-1B Tape Degausser for erasing, and >conditioning tapes > > DEC TERMINALS > 1 VT520-A4 Console Terminal, White, Multisession (Screen burn) > 1 LK411-AA OpenVMS Keyboard US/English for VT520 > 4 VT525 Multisession Terminal Boxes, SVGA & PS2 Keyboard >connections > > DEC & PRINTRONIX PRINTERS > 1 LA75 Companion Printer,9-pin, DEC ANSI, IBM Proprinter >emulation > 1 P6280L Printronix 6280- FLOOR CABINET 800LPM MATRIX LINE >PRINTER, > QMS MAGNUM 4000 GRAPHICS CONTROLLER (includes >manuals) > > PRINT ACCESSORIES > 1 EPS1 External Lantronix EPS1 PRINT SERVER to Network P628OL > 1 PFE 1190 Continuous Feed Burster, 300 sheets or forms/Minute > 1 PFE 1172 Tabletop Decollator separates 2-part forms prior >to bursting > > PRINTER MEDIA > 5 LA75 Ink LA75 Printer Ribbon Cartridges (new) > 1 P6280 Ink Printronix Ribbon Cartridge (new) > 2 Boxes 8.5 x 11 Continuous Feed Sheets > > DEC COMMUNICATIONS MODULES > 1 CXY08 M3119-YA, 8-line Async Mux > 1 DELQA M7516-PA, QBUS Ethernet > 1 DELQAKit DELQA BA440/SBOX Distribution Panel for Ethernet >connection > > COMMUNICATIONS CABLES & ACCESSORIES > 2 BC19N-12 DEC CXY08 cables, 12', 4 RS232 each, Modem > 4 BC16E-10 DEC MMJ Terminal Cables, 10' > 2 10BASE-T St. Clair & Cabletron 10BASE-T Transceivers > 1 HS5T Hawking 5-port 10/100 Ethernet Switch > 1 HWBA54G Hawking Wireless Access Point 802.11g 10/100 > > DEC MISCELLANEOUS COMPONENTS > 1 KA681 SPARE VAX 4500A CPU Board w. Cache Memory error - Possibly >Repairable > 1 RF73 ISA, Internal 2GB Drives with a disk error - Possibly >Repairable > 1 36-33152-08 SPARE BA440 Fan Assembly (1 fan of 2 bad) > 11 70-23981-01 PLC Blank Filler Brackets > 6 70-27049-02 Filler Plates, DSSI Covers > 5 70-27049-01 RF-ISA Bezel/Drive Control Panels > 1 70-27050-02 TK70 Bezel Assembly > 1 H3604 SPARE Console Bulkhead Assembly (broken hinge) > 1 RZ35 DEC Internal 852MB 50-pin > 3 unknown DEC RF7x Sled Mounts > 1 TC13 EMULEX Unibus Tape Controller > > MANUALS & BOOKS > 1 set OpenVMS Documentation for v7.2 on CDROM > 1 Printronix Printer Operations Manual > 1 QMS Magnum 4000 Graphics (for Printronix) Manual > 2 PDP-11 Programming Cards > 1 PDP-11 Peripherals Handbook > 1 ISBN:1-55558-279-6 Getting Started with OpenVMS > 1 ISBN:1-55558-267-2 Linux & OpenVMS Interoperability > 1 ISBN:1-55558-276-1 Unix for OpenVMS Users > 1 ISBN:0-13-942152-1 VAX Assembly Language > 1 AV-D827C-TE VAX-11 Programming Card > 1 112-00871-2287 PDP-11 Processor handbook > 1 ISBN:0-442-25428-8 FORTRAN 77 > 1 ISBN:0-201-13799-2 Programming in Ada > 1 ISBN:0-387-90887-0 Reference Manual for the ADA Programming >Language > 1 ISBN:0-387-90628-2 Studies in Ada Style > 1 ISBN:0-387-91136-7 A Practical Introduction to Pascal > 1 ISBN:0-387-90144-2 Pascal User Manual and Report > 1 ISBN:1-56884-780-7 CGI Programming with Perl 5 > 1 ISBN:1-55828-212-2 Using X > 1 ISBN:91-7372-490-4 LISP-details INTERLISP > > OPENVMS SYSTEM SOFTWARE & APPLICATIONS > 1 OPenVMS Hobbyist Kit OpenVMS 7.3 and Selected Applications > (see: http://www.openvmshobbyist.com/) > 1 OpenVMS CDs OpenVMS June 2000 Software Library CDs (All DEC >applications) > 1 OpenVMS CDs Downloaded Applications > Available Freeware Download at >http://www.openvms.org/pages.php?page=OpenSource > > NOTE: To use the above software, buyer needs to get free licenses at > >http://plato.ccsscorp.com/hobbyist_registration.php3 > > UNIX SYSTEM SOFTWARE & APPLICATIONS > Available NETBSD http://www.netbsd.org/ports/vax/index.html > Available OPENBSD http://openbsd.com/vax.html > > *INCLUDED FOR THE VERY VERY TECHNICALLY ADVENTUROUS* >http://fixunix.com/dec/98110-pdp-11-ba440-box-print.html > > PDP-11 Board, MEMORY & Cabinet Kits > Available BSD V2.11 http://minnie.tuhs.org/PUPS/index.html > 1 M8190-AB DEC KDJ11-B QBUS22 15Mhz PDP-11 CPU unusable socket for >FPJ11 > 2 MSV11-JE DEC M8637, QBUS22, PDP-11 2MB ECC PMI RAM (Total of 4MB) > 1 KFQSA QBUS DSSI Host Adapter emulating a QDA/UDA50 to RFx Drives > 1 DQ142 DILOG Pertec tape Interface, TS11, 4 drives, QBUS > 1 70-21150-02 DEC BA23 Cabinet Distribution Panel > 1 70-22892-01 DEC PDP-11/84 Console Cab Kit > Check

11 years, 2 months

Unique DEC VAX System now available in Minneapolis, MN

by jhfinedp3k＠compsys.to

Sorry about "SPAM" in the Subject - my e-mail host put it there and I forgot to remove it! >vmssys at hushmail.com wrote: > >http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/dak/sys/4595287377.html >A complete, clean, and working DEC VAX data center is available for >pick-up in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is scheduled to go to recycling >in a week. Act fast if you are interested. >THIS SYSTEM DESERVES TO BE RESCUED. NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE TURNED >DOWN. > >{Snip] > > PDP-11 Board, MEMORY & Cabinet Kits > Available BSD V2.11 http://minnie.tuhs.org/PUPS/index.html > 1 M8190-AB DEC KDJ11-B QBUS22 15Mhz PDP-11 CPU unusable socket for >FPJ11 > 2 MSV11-JE DEC M8637, QBUS22, PDP-11 2MB ECC PMI RAM (Total of 4MB) > 1 KFQSA QBUS DSSI Host Adapter emulating a QDA/UDA50 to RFx Drives > 1 DQ142 DILOG Pertec tape Interface, TS11, 4 drives, QBUS > 1 70-21150-02 DEC BA23 Cabinet Distribution Panel > 1 70-22892-01 DEC PDP-11/84 Console Cab Kit > Just in case anyone is concerned, the MSV11-JE has been tested and successfully used with the M8190-AB as PMI memory. Just place the two memory boards above the CPU in the normal manner as if the CPU board was a PDP-11/83. While the CPU will still run at 15 MHz (as opposed to 18 MHz for the PDP-11/83), the system will still experience about a 20% speed increase due to the PMI memory. Just place the memory and CPU in the first three slots of a BA23 box and add a controller and disk drive. Jerome Fine

11 years, 2 months

[SPAM key] - Unique DEC VAX System now available in Minneapolis, MN

by jhfinedp3k＠compsys.to

11 years, 2 months

Perq T2 For Sale

by rob_j37＠hotmail.com

I found this on a newsgroup for anyone who is close enough: https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en-GB#!topic/alt.sys.perq/9dpovIsOE74 Regards Rob

11 years, 2 months

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test-drb August 2014