On Wed, 25 Dec 2002, Ethan Dicks wrote:
What brand of
HardCard was it? If it's a real HardCard I think I have
spares.
A real Western Digital Hard Card 20 with an XT-IDE (not MFM or discrete
signals)
I thought I might still have one, but couldn't find one in my boxes of
boards and such. I'm sure one will turn up right after you get yours
working though :)
I just discovered that I _really_ want to get this
up600 working again -
it has DRAM/SRAM/TTL/CMOS test mode, too. I never knew it did until I
saw a hint of it when grepping through the application, and verified it
in the manual.
Nice! This is something I've been researching within the last few days. I
have a pile of 4000 series CMOS logic chips I need to test before
reinstalling in some ancient boards, but I'm at a loss as to the most
efficient and simplest way to test them. Does anyone have any suggestions?
I think most of the chips are 4011, 4027, 4028, 4042, 4049, etc.
-Toth