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>Message: 5
>Date: Tue, 19 Aug 2014 08:36:00 -0700
>From: Chuck Guzis cclist at sydex.com
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>Have you tried the pkzip -& switch? ?(spans disks)
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>--Chuck
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WinZip will also create zip files that span 1.44MB floppies (I have Version 18; use Tools menu > Multi-Part Zip File).
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Bob
I'd like to get at least 2, and preferably 4 or more, MM5204 EPROMs.
This is a 512x8 that isn't pin-compatible with anything else (except
the MM5214 masked ROM). Does anyone care to sell some, or know a
seller?
If all else fails I could make adapters to use a more modern part, but
I'd rather avoid that if possible.
Thanks!
Eric
I need to sell just one more P112 kit in order to pay for a run of parts
bags. If you've ever wanted a P112 kit, now's the time to order one (or
more).
--
David Griffith
dgriffi at cs.csubak.edu
Hi folks,
I impulse bought this thing locally a couple weeks ago, then realized
I have no IBM gear to go with it :[
It's a really cool piece of kit, but I've just moved and could really
use the space.
Just want to get back what I paid for it: $50 + actual S&H.
I get a pretty great discount on shipping through work, so even for a
big nasty terminal like this, it should be pretty cheap.
Unit is in good condition, powers on, comes with keyboard.
A couple keycaps are missing, and someone yanked the keyboard jack off
the board, but it's been bodged back on and appears to work. Anyone
with a soldering iron should be able to do a better job re-connecting
the jack, although it appears to work as is.
I just don't have time or room for the damn thing. Located in 98105
(seattle) if anyone local wants it-- or I could hold it for a bit if
anyone will be in the area soon.
Please respond off-list.
Cheers,
- Ian
P.S. Hope for-sale posts are allowed-- been a CCtalk reader for a
while and never noticed any issue with them, but who knows.
--
Ian Finder
ian.finder at gmail.com
I've been playing with a couple VaxStations and a qbus PDP11 recently
and have been having trouble with connecting 10Mb ethernet to 100Mb
and 1Gb switches. I have several 10base-T transceivers that I use
since all my 10base2 hardware is in storage.
Today for example, I connected a DELQA in the PDP11 to a 10-100-1000
switch and it did not work. I got out a 10-100 hub and put it between
the PDP11 and the switch and it worked fine.
Another example, my VS4000/60 netboots fine, but NetBSD will not
detect the network interface unless it is connected to the "right"
switch.
All the switches and hubs I am using are from a collection of
unmanaged consumer grade stuff (TRENDnet, ASUS, Linksys, etc.) that I
have accumulated.
Curious if anybody else has similar trouble when mixing old with new
and slow with fast.
-chuck
I just got a VT240 with a VR201 monitor. When I switch it on it displays
"??240 Monitor Error - 9" (although the question marks are reversed).
The terminal works otherwise. It displays the setup menus, and it works when
connected to one of my VAXen.
I have looked in the docs I have, but none have troubleshooting information,
and I can't find anything online.
Any idea what this error means?
Incidentally, I used to use a software package called UNIRAS to do graphics
on VAXen, does anyone know if it is still possible to find this software?
Anyone got anything to exercise the VT240's graphical capabilities? I
believe Datatrieve has something, but I don't want to install that just to
test the VT240.
Regards
Rob
On Tue, Aug 19, 2014 at 2:04 AM, Kurt M. Nowak <kurt.m.nowak at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 8/13/2014 2:01 PM, Ethan Dicks wrote:
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>> On Wed, Aug 13, 2014 at 4:51 PM, Electronics Plus <sales at elecplus.com>
>> wrote:
>>>
>>> The old Sun kbd has been claimed.
>>
>> I didn't think that would take long. I don't have any Sun gear that
>> old or I would have spoken up (my oldest is a 3/50 for which I still
>> need to make a DA15-DIN8 adapter or find a sun3 kb).
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>> -ethan
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> I use a Sun type 5 (not 5c) keyboard with the removable cable and use a sun
> mini-DIN8M to DB15M, cable P/N 530-1478-02.
Don't have one of those or I'd use it. Did a quick google on the P/N...
http://www.upgradebay.com/Products/ProductInfo.aspx?ProductID=169290343
Um... $255?!? They are on the drugs.
Yes, I can make one. No I haven't made one. A list member is sending
me a real Sun3 kb this week.
Of course now that something is moving on this, I wonder if I have a
suitable monitor...
I know I have a working Viking Moniterm I (and the Amiga card to go
with it). Apparently, on this very list, it was mentioned 13 years
ago that the monitor has DIP switches for its timing settings
(1280x1024 @ 60hz was apparently common, and as used with the
A2024-compatible adapter, 1024x800 @ 60Hz or 1024x1024 @ 50Hz)
http://marc.info/?l=classiccmp&m=104957388722023&w=2
Anyone know if it'll do 1600x1100 @ 66Hz or 1152x900 @ 67 Hz? Even
if it can, would it require an ECL->TTL level converter for the video?
A quick google is not revealing tech docs for the Moniterm I (but
there's plenty of cautions out there that they fail often).
-ethan
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>I found a TU-60 tape with what is apparently CAPS-11.
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>The tape label has the following texts :
>DEC-11-OTSYA-A-TC
>CAPS-11 V01-02
>SYSTEM CASSETTE
Hi Ed,
CAPS-11 and BASIC/CAPS-11 have been recovered recently from TU-60 tapes.
Both packages are now available on the SIMH "Software Kits" page.
Manuals are also available here -> http://www.avitech.com.au/basic_caps-11/
Regards,
Malcolm