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WTB: XYlogics 472 Pertec Controller or Multibus to VME Adapter

by lists＠glitchwrks.com

All, I'm in search of either an XYlogics 472 in the Sun Multibus to VME adapter, or just a Multibus to VME adapter (can get the bare XYlogics boards). I'd prefer the Sun 501-1155 assembly since it has the right back panel connectors, but either way is better than neither way :) Thanks, Jonathan

4 years, 5 months

Intersil Eprom 66S018? (IM6653?)

by holm＠freibergnet.de

I have an old german PLC on the desk that I need to repair, it is an Eberle PLS511, build out of a 1Bit CPU build out of 4xxx CMOS Logic. I do have two slightly different units, one is equipped with 3 pcs 66S018 Eproms from Intersilm DC is 8319. I'm unable to find a datasheet for that device but I thin it is compatible to the old Intersil IM6653 1024x4 Bit Eprom to build the wordlength of 12 Bits out of 3 Roms.. There is a different memory Card equipped with 2 27C04, the jumpers are configured for a 2K Rom type..and it seems that the 27C064 ar only installed because of the CMOS Power consumption.. Can someone plase confirm that the 6653 is compatible to the 66S018 which may be a military variant? Is there a datasheet perferably including the description of the programming algorithm? Thanks in Advance, Holm -- Technik Service u. Handel Tiffe, www.tsht.de, Holm Tiffe, Goethestrasse 15, 09569 Oederan, USt-Id: DE253710583 info at tsht.de Fax +49 37292 709779 Tel +49 37292 709778 Mobil: 0172 8790 741

4 years, 5 months

<Plug> HP1000 A series servers, interface card, cables, and accessories.

by lbickley＠bickleywest.com

On Sun, 17 Oct 2021 14:52:33 -0400 Jesse Dougherty via cctalk <cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote: > I have A series servers, parts, interface cards, and probably any > accessory that you might need. If anyone is looking for any HP 1000 A > series hardware, let me know. I still have a few of these loaded A990 > boxes that I can do $1,700.00 each > > www.ebay.com/itm/384211227987 As a satisfied customer, I can vouch for Jesse's offer. I bought one of these systems over a year ago and it has performed flawlessly ever since. I've used it with multiple SCSI disks and GPIB disks (including HPDrive). Cheers, Lyle -- 73 NM6Y Bickley Consulting West https://bickleywest.com "Black holes are where God is dividing by zero"

4 years, 5 months

SMC*11E SMD Controller Information

by lists＠glitchwrks.com

Does anyone have information on a SMC*11E controller? Appears to be a two-drive SMD controller for Unibus (hex height module). Looking the connectors over, it looks like it'd probably drop into a MUD slot and use the SPC pins. Thanks, Jonathan

4 years, 5 months

<Plug> HP1000 A series servers, interface card, cables, and accessories.

by jesse＠cypress-tech.com

I have A series servers, parts, interface cards, and probably any accessory that you might need. If anyone is looking for any HP 1000 A series hardware, let me know. I still have a few of these loaded A990 boxes that I can do $1,700.00 each www.ebay.com/itm/384211227987 Thanks Jesse Cypress Technology Inc Jesse at Cypress-tech.com

4 years, 5 months

MS-DOS 1.25 8" Disk Image for Displaywriter

by mooreericnyc＠gmail.com

http://www.bitsavers.org/bits/IBM/Displaywriter/SSSD_20210926/MSDOS.IMD I have a copy of the disk this image was made from booted on my DW, and am trying to load easywriter or a little basrun compatible basic program onto an 8" disk with my greaseweazle. Not having much luck with the HxC software or winimage poking at that image, or loading what I would think would be compatible DOS disks on the DW. Does anyone have some pointers on tools to help me read this image, and make new images and add files? Thanks, -Eric

4 years, 5 months

Computhink Eagle 32 - software, docs, info?

by jules.richardson99＠gmail.com

Hey all, Someone in one of the Facebook vintage groups that I'm in just picked up a Computhink Eagle 32, an early-ish (appears to be circa 1981/82) 68000-based machine with integral display and keyboard. On the rear it has a 50-pin connection for floppy and a 34-pin connection for a hard disk, but they have no external peripherals for it, and also no software and documentation. It's quite possible that the floppy connection is simply Shugart; hard disk *maybe* SASI I suppose, skimping on the number of ground lines (in which case it likely ran an external bridge to ST412/506). Online searching shows up very little about this system; does anyone here happen to have one or know anything about them? This one seems to have a pair of 256KB memory boards fitted, but also (perhaps worryingly) an empty "video" slot - although CRT connections apparently route to the main system board, so there's a chance that there was just a video expansion option not fitted to this particular machine. Still, even if that's not an issue, without knowledge of drives and software it might forever remain in boat anchor territory... cheers, Jules

4 years, 5 months

LEX-11

by jacob.ritorto＠gmail.com

Does anyone have it? It supposedly came with TSX-Plus, which I grabbed >from the classiccmp site, here, but it seems missing from this distro. thx jake

4 years, 5 months

FTGH

by john＠forecast.name

Due to family medical issues I have to downsize and move into a retirement facility at the end of this month. The following are available for local pick up only in the Boston MA metro west region. I can be reached off-list at john at forecast.name. DEC VT180 with 4 floppy drives Includes HSC Inc?s CO16 8086 coprocessor with 256KB memory Full hardware documentation for the CO16 Documentation: Bios User?s Guide CP/M Operating System Manual Multiplan Manuals Microsoft M80/L80 Manua MBasic VT180 v5.21 Reference manual No software available. If/When I find the software I will make it available to whoever takes this system. Digital Research CP/M Plus distribution (includes 8? floppies) Acorn RISC OS 3 Programmers Reference Manuals Volumes 1 - 5 + Style Guide (This does not appear to be available on Bitsavers) Apple Inside Macintosh Volumes 1 - 6 Quicktime components Communications toolbox Apple Resedit reference Minix Software Minix 1.5 for Macintosh (including disks) Minix for the Atari ST Minix Binaries and Sources for IBM PC/AT (5?? floppies) Miscellaneous Macintosh Software (Pre MacOS) At Ease Kid Pix Kid Pix Companion SimEarth Sim City Sim Town Sim City 2000 Sim City 2000 Scenarios - Vol 1 Great Disasters Sim City Urban Renewal Kit Microsoft Flight Simulator Disk Doubler Auto Doubler Virtual Hard Disk Toolkit Reader Rabbit Metrowerks CodeWarrior Bronze Think C Version 5 Think Reference Miscellaneous Macintosh Books (Pre MacOS) The Apple Macintosh Book by Cary Lu Hypercard Developers Guide Miscellaneous Atari ST Software Balance Of Power Omnires Monitor PC Ditto Miscellaneous Atari ST Books Atari ST Internals Programmer?s Reference Guide Other: Atari 400/800 Disk Operating System Reference Manual Atari 810 Disk Drive Operators Manual

4 years, 5 months

WTB Smd controller

by grant＠millhouseindustries.com

Looking for a interphase Maverick Smd controller for the isa bus. I don't know if any other? companies made one.Regards,Sent from my Galaxy

4 years, 5 months

Old HP-UX CD codewords

by me＠larbob.org

Hello, Is there a list of codewords for old HP-UX media anywhere? I'm messing with HP-UX 10.20 and OnlineJFS seems to be present on the first application CD but is locked behind a codeword, which I can't seem to find anywhere. I have the December '01 application disks handy but no codewords. Thanks.

4 years, 5 months

WTB/WTT: Asante Mini EN/SC with PowerBook Cable for Full Size

by lists＠glitchwrks.com

All, I've got an Asante Mini EN/SC with PowerBook cable that I'd like to trade for the full-size EN/SC. Turns out you need the special cable even if you're using regular SCSI, and I don't have that one (stacking DB25 on one end, DB25M on the other). I've tested the Mini EN/SC with TangentDelta's PowerBook 180 and it works fine there, so it's definitely just a cabling issue. I'd like to trade it for a full-size EN/SC, or alternately buy an EN/SC as I may have someone interested in buying the Mini EN/SC for their PowerBook. Thanks, Jonathan

4 years, 5 months

WTB/WTT: Intel MDS-800

by lists＠glitchwrks.com

All, I recently picked up an ICE-85 in-circuit emulator from Jack Rubin (thanks Ian and Connor for ferrying it back!). I thought that the stuff it came with included a Prompt-80 as a controller, but it does not: there's an unrelated Prompt-48 board in the boxes. The ICE-85 came with ISIS control software on 8" diskette. So I guess I'm in the market for an Intel MDS-800. Good luck, right? :P Thanks, Jonathan

4 years, 5 months

Fred

by fred＠MISER.MISERNET.NET

On Tue, 12 Oct 2021 cctalk-request at classiccmp.org wrote: > Nobody wants to be confused with me. :) > Became "Grumpy Ol' Fred" when in an email list with multiple "Fred"s, in > order to spare the other "Fred"s from bing confused with me. > > Now, howzbout a short, quick introduction? Since you asked, sure ... why not? Started with tech professionally around 26 years ago, was always fascinated by it. Started out when DOS and Novell were all the rage. Worked for a local MSP that mostly serviced banks. Bounced here and there and was exposed to all sorts of stuff. Printers, IBM Mainframes running VSE and I think CICS (it was a long time ago), wireless, networks, and whole host of things in between. Gained a lot of VMS experience (other than just being a user) by working for a local financial institution. Had a rather good relationship with the data processor and that's how I ended up getting my first Alphaserver and VAX. Went back to the MSP life for awhile, owners retired, new company that bought them, no way else to put it - sucked. Worked for a local manufacturing company for the past 5 years, thought I'd retire from there, but due to a bad combination of their (lack of) response to covid and continually resisting getting off a 15 year old (5 years out of support) ERP system, it was time to go. Time is worth more than money. Work part time now for a local non-profit as the tech guy. I have more time on my hands now for home tech projects. Some days I work from home, which is nice. I've got an iSeries, an Apple //e, and a Commodore 64 that are all begging to be worked on and resurrected. ... and other stuff too. Ooops. This is probably not as short as you wanted. Fred

4 years, 5 months

Anyone need a Pro/350 motherboard?

by cz＠alembic.crystel.com

Cleaning out my parents' house I found a Pro/350 motherboard spare new in box. I'd use it here, except for the fact that: It's a spares so it doesn't have chips. Not a biggie as I have plenty of 11/23 CPUs but the FPU was in some sort of carrier so I don't have that. It doesn't have the boot ROMs Most important, the Pro/350 didn't have video on board. I don't have the video cards for a 350, so I can't just swap it into one of my 380's and expect anything to work other than the serial port. Let me know. C

4 years, 5 months

cctalk Digest, Vol 85, Issue 7

by fred＠MISER.MISERNET.NET

On Thu, 7 Oct 2021 cctalk-request at classiccmp.org wrote: > Message: 4 > Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2021 22:42:22 +0200 > From: Liam Proven <lproven at gmail.com> > Subject: Re: cctalk Digest, Vol 85, Issue 3 > > Miser at miser.net? Still sounds pretty grumpy, though... Nah, not grumpy. Just cheap and/or frugal. ;) I also do not claim to the be the other (Grumpy) Fred.

4 years, 5 months

Originally from [rescue] : Jo"rg Schilling has passed (cdrtools, Solaris evangelist, etc.)

by mazzinia＠tin.it

Going to forward what I read in another list : https://minnie.tuhs.org/pipermail/tuhs/2021-October/024523.html

4 years, 5 months

Contacting Jörg Hoppe (Unibone)

by robert.jarratt＠ntlworld.com

Just tried emailing him and got a non-delivery error. Does anyone have an email address for him please? Thanks Rob

4 years, 5 months

MK11 box controller?

by mark.kahrs＠gmail.com

"Asking for a friend"... Anyone have a spare MK11 box controller? At LSSM, we're bringing up an 11/70 and we need a box controller for the new memory. If not, we'll get by, but just in case someone has one propping a door open...

4 years, 5 months

GE 600 film...

by wh.sudbrink＠verizon.net

Some really nice GE 600 mainframe computer footage, including manufacturing, just went up here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vHCxwXTkXk <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vHCxwXTkXk&t=2470s> &t=2470s For those not familiar, A/V Geeks is a really neat channel, showing all kinds of vintage films for an hour at lunch time (East Coast US) each weekday. Bill S. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

4 years, 5 months

Looking for Delphi software "Diag Tool"

by charlesmorris800＠centurytel.net

I have a 150cc scooter with a LiteOn MC21 fuel injection ECU that is malfunctioning. My search for a replacement brain has been unsuccessful. LiteOn became Delphi which is now part of Borg Warner and I don't see anything for download (or even purchase). All I've been able to find online is the "Delphi Small Engine Management System Service Manual" from 2008, which refers to an apparently Windows-based program referred to only as "DIAG TOOL". It can display running engine parameters and malfunction codes, although it does not appear to be capable of reflashing the ECU. I'm waiting for a connector kit to come from Amazon (probably via China) so I can rig it up on the bench with simulated inputs. The unit is potted in silicone rubber which will be a PITA to remove. I found this Ukranian site where a member had the fuel injector driver transistor fail (in his case, shorted) - http://geon-club.com.ua/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=5735 <http://geon-club.com.ua/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=5735> If that's my problem it's failed open, but I'm not going to mutilate the box until I get it powered up on the bench... Any help with anything relating to the MC21 EFI would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

4 years, 5 months

Another oddball Pro/350 document

by cz＠alembic.crystel.com

I have another odd preliminary document: Guide to writing a P/OS I/O Driver and advanced programming notes. Order AA-BT73A-TH Is there a copy on the net somewhere, or is this another unique oddball I should scan? C

4 years, 6 months

cctalk Digest, Vol 85, Issue 3

by fred＠MISER.MISERNET.NET

> Date: Sat, 2 Oct 2021 19:54:02 -0700 > From: "Ali" <cctalk at ibm51xx.net> > Procomm was the first terminal program I used that was easy to > understand and work with. Of course I was using it mainly to dial BBSes I also started with ProComm Plus for DOS. Just like WordPerfect of the time (5.x) I sure had all of those key sequences memorized.... I think I still have a copy on my old DOS workstation that I used to use. Need to fire that up this winter. > With windows I actually started using ZOC which seemed to run better and Thank you for this tip. I had an old IBM NetVista all-in-one workstation that I wanted to resurrect, finally did so within the last month (running eComStation!) , and of course needed a way to connect to other things on the network here. A terminal emulator is a must. :) Installed ZOC, and now replying to this message connected to my Alpha in the house. (the NetVista workstation is in the back garage....because who doesn't need a workstation in the garage just in case?) Now I need to see if I can find a halfway usable web browser... Fred

4 years, 6 months

Lecture: Update Computer Club: History and Not-So-Certain Future, 2021-10-09, 18:00

by stueberahoo＠yahoo.de

Hi all, you're invited to the Update computer club[0] public lecture series "Updateringar"[1]! When: 2021-10-09, 18:00 CEST (Note: one hour earlier than usual!) Stream: https://streaming.media.ccc.de/vcfb2021/ Q&A: https://bbb.vcfb.de/b/ank-eka-1zw-rkc Update Computer Club: History and Not-So-Certain Future At Swedish universities, students organize in clubs for spare time activities like photography, sports, music and also computers! Update is the student computer club loosely connected to Uppsala University. We started out in 1983 around what was then new shiny computers and have evolved into a caretaker of the old and precious. We have kept the very DECSYSTEM 2060 around which the club was formed as well as a VAX 8650, PDP-12, a running PDP-11/70 and many other things. The club is creeping up on its 40th birthday and we would like to present a retrospective with anecdotes and trivia. The future is uncertain as the university department paying for our rooms is moving and will no longer be able to accomodate Update. What will the next chapter for this old club be? And how can you help us? Pontus Pihlgren (Update) The lecture is free and open to everyone. Note: This talk is a contribution to the Vintage Computing Festival Berlin 2021 and therefore happens one hour earlier than our usual time. The link for participation is also different. Click here to watch the lecture stream: https://streaming.media.ccc.de/vcfb2021/ Click here to ask a question or discuss afterwards (no sign-up needed): https://bbb.vcfb.de/b/ank-eka-1zw-rkc See also our online exhibition[2] at the event. Don't want to miss upcoming events? Subscribe to our low-traffic announcement list by sending a mail with the body "subscribe announce" to majordomo at update.uu.se! Hope to see you there, Anke [0] https://www.update.uu.se/index_eng.html [1] https://www.update.uu.se/wiki/doku.php/projekt:updateringar [2] https://wiki.vcfb.de/2021/en:ausstellungen#the_swedish_educational_computer…

4 years, 6 months

PDP-11 Unix V7M-11 V1.0 under SIMH

by tony.nicholson＠computer.org

> *Neat*! I was thinking of trying to lay this down on a real 11/23+ here > at the house, then realized I didn't have two RD51's. Can it gen on an > RD53 by chance, I could upload one of those to a disk in a weekend or > immediately with the Dave Gesswin emulator (which I need to return but > we're just about to pull out those big Perqs) Chris, I doubt you'll be able to use anything other than a RD51 drive - as this ancient V7M doesn't yet support newer drive types. You might be able to put some of the system files on an RL02 - but I haven't confirmed there's a RL02 boot loader on this kit. Back in 1983 the PDP-11/23-PLUS was a relatively *new* machine. There's later versions of Ultrix-11 (V2 and later) that added support for the 11/73 and bigger drives - look on the Unix Heritage Society site under Unix Archive. There's a downloadable installation tape for Ultrix-11 there. https://www.tuhs.org Tony -- Tony Nicholson <tony.nicholson at computer.org>

4 years, 6 months

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