I'd also have a "shadow" page that showed
the outlines of the "standard"
bus types so that boards could be identified by their outline.
Kind of line the charts 'plane-spotters' used...
I'll go that one better... I've been thinking of taking pictures (now
that I have a digital camera) of one each of all the qbus boards I
have in my stock, so that people can see what they look like.
I'm hoping someday to have 24/7 net access (Framingham cable isn't
planning on cable net access for at least a year or two... they seem
to be dragging their heels, and with them here, we can't have
MediaOne or anyone else). Anyway, once I do, I plan on making as
much info available as possible (and that I have time to do).
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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