11 Mar
2003
11 Mar
'03
9:50 p.m.
I was cleaning out the closet over the weekend, and dug out a couple of PMC
Micromates. A buddy of mine used to work for PMC and was the systems
programmer who wrote the Micromate BIOS. He passed away a few years ago,
and his family gave me all the old PMC stuff in his garage. I also owned my
own Micromate, and had alot of software for it too.
Here is what I found in the closet:
2 - Complete PMC Micromates (Minus the terminals because they took too much
space to store)
1 - Prototype Hard Drive Controller w/Drive (I think 10 meg) and external
power supply.
1 - CP/M Plus manual and disk set
1 - Big box of software from the East Bay PMC MMUG
1 - Big box of licensed software such as TMaker, and such.
The hard-drive and controller probably has some historical value, because it
is an early-non-production prototype of the final hard-drive product they
made. I would be interested in finding all of this stuff a home where it
will be appreciated. As far as I know, it is all functional equipment. I
am in the SF Bay Area.
Any PMC junkies out there?
Thanks,
- Ted Larson
ted(a)larsonland.com