Still have that 3b1, since Anthony Clifton didn't get here to pick it up. and three Unibus bits.

The dumpsters around here keep yielding bits- I still have this 3b1, and for those of you who were interested I will sned you emails back to check if you still want it or not. I also have (2) DD11 and (1) DR11-B hex-height four slot Unibus wire wrapped backplanes- No flip chips, but the backplanes are in pretty good shape. A few bent pins, but they appear to have all the pins, and are relatively clean. All the wire-wrap is still in fairly good shape, from a brief visual inspection. If no one wants these, I'll hold on to them- They might come in handy just for the bus sections if we ever get around to restoring this 8/s we found. For those of you who were talking with me about trading various bits, I found the necessary doodads to got my LaserJet III working all right- I broke down and spent a couple of bucks on a new rubber roller and paper stoppy thingy- I also learned a whole slew about how these things work, which was nice. I also found a friend who has installation media for AIX 3.5 or some version like that, so all I need now is the SCSI cable to go from micro-tiny screw-on SCSI to big D-Centronics, and I can re-install on this POWERServer. It will be nice to learn more about AIX so I can better use and program the RT in our collection. Anyways, It's really nice having this list around, and despite the occasional bickering and such that goes on, this list has a great collection of engineering-minded folks who do a lot of neat stuff. Greg Linder