test-drb March 2021

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138 participants
84 discussions

by sieler＠allegro.com

Hi, I just wanted to thank Tony for asking the question (disability vs. masks) and particularly wanted to thank Robert for the kindness of answering it! I learned something today! Stan

3 years, 6 months

Oregon Pascal for M68000

by classiccmp＠philpem.me.uk

Hi all, Does anyone have any documentation (or perhaps even a copy?) of Oregon Pascal for the Motorola 68000? I'm looking for information on its calling convention, if such is available -- or otherwise a way to run it with arbitrary code and see how it behaves. Once again I'm reverse-engineering a 68K-based embedded system... :) Cheers Phil.

3 years, 6 months

FS: Panavise vise with circuit board adapter!

by mechanic_2＠charter.net

Hello all, As you all know by now I probably have cancer and I am selling off my possessions to finance my travels around the country. I have for sale one Panavise vise with nylon jaws and a large circuit board holder adapter. $100 plus shipping. Please reply off list. I live in Reedsburg, WI 53959. I prefer Paypal F&F. If you use G&S please add the 4.5% handling fee. Will accept MO, Cashiers Check, and Personal Check (must clear before shipping)! GOD Bless and Thanks, rich!

3 years, 6 months

[HOswap on IO] FS: Panavise vise with circuit board adapter!

by mechanic_2＠charter.net

Hello all, The Panavise is sold. I appreciate the interest! GOD Bless and Thanks, rich! On 3/18/2021 3:41 PM, Richard R. Pope wrote: > Hello all, > As you all know by now I probably have cancer and I am selling off > my possessions to finance my travels around the country. I have for > sale one Panavise vise with nylon jaws and a large circuit board > holder adapter. $100 plus shipping. Please reply off list. I live in > Reedsburg, WI 53959. I prefer Paypal F&F. If you use G&S please add > the 4.5% handling fee. Will accept MO, Cashiers Check, and Personal > Check (must clear before shipping)! > GOD Bless and Thanks, > rich! > > > -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- > Groups.io Links: You receive all messages sent to this group. > View/Reply Online (#47099): https://groups.io/g/HOswap/message/47099 > Mute This Topic: https://groups.io/mt/81439849/89555 > -=-=- > Help spread the word about HOswap! Tell your friends and groups about > how great this group is. https://groups.io/g/HOswap > -=-=- > Group Owner: HOswap+owner at groups.io > Unsubscribe: https://groups.io/g/HOswap/unsub [mechanic_2 at charter.net] > -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- > >

3 years, 6 months

name/model of HP portable printer? (not HP 2225x) circa 1993

by sieler＠allegro.com

Hi, Does anyone remember the product name or number of the tiny HP portable printer (*not* an HP 2225 of any kind!) that probably came out about the same time as the HP Omnibook 300 (1993)? (My google-fu failed me.) IIRC, it was able to print on regular paper 8.5" wide, probably using a thinkjet mechanism. Battery powered, probably black, probably HP-IL interface. I remember coveting one when I got my first Omnibook, but by that time they were off the market and the only one I ever saw wasn't for sale (I did borrow it for a few days, it worked well). The use of standard (in the U.S.) paper, plus the tiny size, had be interested in it. thanks, Stan

3 years, 6 months

who collects modems?

by rsmilward＠frontier.com

If anyone has a modem made by Datec, a long-defunct manufacturer from Chapel Hill, NC, please let me know. I used to do customer support for them back in the early '80s. (They used to run ads in Byte Magazine touting their "crystal-controlled stability".) Thanks. **Richard

3 years, 6 months

PDP-10 I/O notes

by dstalk＠execulink.com

For what it's worth I've posted some notes on PDP-10 I/O from a course taught by Mike Bennett at UWO in the early 1970s. The monitor at the time was likely prior to 5.06. See: http://www.execulink.com/~dstalk/pdp-10_io.pdf Don

3 years, 6 months

who collects modems?

by boris＠summitclinic.com

Have a bunch of modems as well but first have to get PDP-11 stuff shipped off to those people who want it. Will see if Value Village in Kamloops will still take them. For a while they were a great place to get old electronics like the DAT SCSI drive I picked up for $5 8 years ago. "high speed" at 50 Kb/sec transfer rate which seemed fast in 2010 when I picked it up and got all my DAT backup tapes transferred to "disks" which can only run under BasiliskII now. >Clearing out stuff at my space, I have the following modems: > >NEC UltraLite-Series Image Modem Plus w/box >CTS Datacomm 2424 ADA modem w/box >Scout Plus External Data/Fax modem w/box >Digital DF03 modem > >Any offers? > >--tom

3 years, 6 months

Looking for Overland TC-50M 8-bit ISA Controller drivers&software

by bvasea＠gmail.com

I have this controller, I bought it from the Netherlands three years ago with a Cipher horizontal tape drive. It was pulled from a working system but... no drivers. Does anyone have any related software for this controller? It is listed here: http://www.vcfed.org/forum/showthread.php?66915-Overland-Data-TC-50M-Pertec… I tried everything from Bitsavers. All drivers, all software. Nothing works. The board is not listed so I installed and tried everything. To give something in exchange, I wish to contribute with the full Qualstar Tapestar for Dos package to bitsavers and archive.org (separate thread).

3 years, 6 months

Tapestar for DOS

by bvasea＠gmail.com

Hello I have the Qualstar Tapestar Package for DOS. It is fully working. However it requires a Microtech MCS1 "TAPE816" 16-bit ISA Pertec controller. I have the full Ms-Dos package. Where do I send the software package to be uploaded to bitsavers?

3 years, 6 months

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