Quick survey on equipment

On 18/04/2007 02:57, Doug Jackson wrote: This prompted me to update my list of "stuff". Systems that run CP/M include a BBC Microcomputer with an Acorn Z80 "second processor", a Cromemco System Three (with any of an assortment of S100 cards), and an Amstrad PCW 8512. Systems that could run CP/M if I made enough effort, or run CP/M-68K include an Exidy Sorcerer (with two humungous 5.25" floppies), a Nascom, a Sage II, and a Commodore 128. I also have a BBC Micro with a Torch Z80A "second processor" (I have two of these), which runs "CPN", similar to CP/M-in-a-ROM, but some real CP/M software doesn't run because of the memory map. I have quite a lot of Acorn equipment: Acorn Atom Acorn Electron BBC Microcomputer Model B BBC Microcomputer Model B BBC Microcomputer Model B Plus 128K Torch Z80 Card (Z80A Coprocessor for BBC Micro) Torch Z80 Card (Z80A Coprocessor for BBC Micro) Acorn 65C02, cased (3MHz Coprocessor for BBC Micro) Acorn 65C02, uncased (3MHz Coprocessor for BBC Micro) Acorn Z80A (4MHz Coprocessor for BBC Micro) Acorn ARM Evaluation System (ARM Coprocessor for BBC Micro) Acorn Cambridge Coprocessor (32016 Coprocessor for BBC Micro) BBC Master 128 with Master Turbo Coprocessor (4MHz 65C102) Archimedes 310 Archimedes 440 Acorn A3020 Acorn R260 with non-Acorn SCSI Acorn R260 I also have a couple of Teletext adapters for BBC micros, but alas no Prestel Adapter (anyone got one? I'd love to have one again, as I helped debug the software for it) Quite a bit of DEC stuff: Vax 3100 ?VAX-II with RD54, TK50 (BA23) ?PDP-11/83 2 x RD54, RX50 (BA23) PDP-11/73S with Fujitsu SMD (BA11S) PDP 11/23 with RL02s (BA11N) PDP-11/40 with RX02s, RL11 interface, and VT11/VR14 PDP-11/03 (card cage and H786 PSU) PDP-8/E with RX02 and TD8E (but sadly no TU56 yet) spare 11/03, 11/23, and 11/73 processors and many other QBus cards Sun and SGI etc: Sparcstation 1+ Sparc Classic Sun Sparcserver 5 SGI Indigo R4000 SGI Indigo R3000 XZ SGI Indigo R3000 Elan Silicon Graphics Indy R5000SC 150MHz 256MB 24-bit Silicon Graphics Indy R4400SC 150MHz 192MB 24-bit Silicon Graphics Indy R4600SC 133MHz 64MB 8-bit Silicon Graphics O2 R5K 180MHz Silicon Graphics O2 R10K 180MHz Silicon Graphics Origin2000 16 x R10K 180MHz NeXTstation (slab) with monochrome display Apple, Commodore, Sinclair: Apple ][+ with 2 x Disk ][ Apple //e with 2 x Disk ][ Apple Mac Plus with hard drive Apple Mac IIvx (and a much newer Mac at work whose model number I can't recall) KIM-1 Commodore PET 2001-8K Commodore 8050 dual drive floppy disk Commodore VIC-20 Commodore 128 (US version) Amiga 500 Sinclair ZX80 Sinclair ZX80 (with extra RAM) Sinclair ZX81 Sinclair Spectrum Sinclair Spectrum + Sinclair QL Other micros, handhelds, etc: Cromemco System Three (with lots of extra S100 cards) Cromemco Single Card Computer (S100) Nascom Sharp MZ80K Exidy Sorcerer with dual floppies Dragon 32 Atari MegaST Amstrad PCW 8512 Sage II Toshiba HX-10 NEC PC8300 portable homebrew Zilog Z8 SBC KIM-1 Motorola MK6800D2 2901 Bit-Slice Tutor parts of a Zilog Z80 system HP iPAQ 2200 Sharp Zaurus SL5600 Microwriter AgendA Psion Organiser II Cambridge Z88 Softy 3 programmer several Cybikos network devices: minihub Superstack PS 40 II hub GatorBox CS (Localtalk/Ethernet bridge) 3Com ISDN LANmodem JetDirect printer server Telebit Netblazer, 2-port Xylogics Annex 2000 16-port terminal/modem/console server Racal Interlan 8-port terminal server Newbridge VIVID Orange Ridge ATM/Ethernet 12-port switch Newbridge VIVID CS1000 12-port ATM switch Newbridge VIVID Red Ridge ATM/FDDI bridge Newbridge VIVID ATM Route Server HP Procurve 2524 switch Cisco 7507 switch Cisco wireless AP Linksys wireless AP Linksys wireless AP/router Draytek Vigor 2600 broadband router and a few printers, a Teletype 33ASR, a few terminals, etc etc. -- Pete Peter Turnbull Network Manager University of York