27 Jun
2013
27 Jun
'13
9:31 a.m.
I have two 5363s that I never really figured out how to interface correctly
with. I've since probably obtained what I need but wasn't very successful
at the original time of acquisition finding any documentation on how to
network to it. Not sure if I can be of any help (I have no software for
them) and I'll have to see what they do if I can get to them and power them
on. I'd certainly be interested if anyone has written down or blogged
their efforts.
All I really found was despite what someone told me, an ISA video card in
the top does actually output fine to a regular monitor and show some of
what it's doing.
After not being able to do much else I also found they make excellent table
legs.
On Mon, Jun 24, 2013 at 4:21 PM, Colin Eby <colineby at isallthat.com> wrote:
Michael,
Indeed I do have the 5364 adapter and cable. I have to borrow the PC,
since the one I have isn't the most compatible. I'd like to concentrate on
the 5363. I'd like to start from a scratch install.
-Colin
On 24 Jun 2013, at 00:11, supervinx <supervinx at libero.it> wrote:
Il giorno dom, 23/06/2013 alle 23.21 +0100, Colin
Eby ha scritto:
> Michael,
>
> Don't suppose they've made images of the installation diskettes. I have
the 8" diskettes from the 5362, but no installation diskettes for the my
5363 and 5364. I'd love to resurrect them too.
-Colin
I have backup images and SSP/Microcode for 5364 and 5363, teledisk
format, plus other goodies, saved from two 5364.
I have also PC support programs for the companion PC of the 5364.
Do you have the receiver card and the required cable for the 5364?
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