Looking for AT&T 3B1/UNIXPC/PC7300 software

Roy J. Tellason wrote: yes. It is an interesting box. Not quite what I expected.... looking for software for it... and a WD2010 chip (which would allow me to exceed 1024 cylinders on the hard drive). If I can find someone to burn a PAL for me... I can also add support for the 4th head select line... upping the max heads from 8 to 16. I may not change these things... but if I can easily enough I will to give greatest drive flexibility. I had it all apart (it is difficult to take this thing apart !) There was a small 'sliver' of plastic cracked away at the front in front of the keyboard... I glued that. The larger crack in the back doesn't want to close well (even with a clamp), so I doubt superglue would work very well... so since it is not very apparant, I'll probably fill the crack with epoxy to strengthen it and that should do. The metal that was bent was straightened... but a metal tab where the back metal screws onto the side metal was a casualty... it broke off while trying to straighten it.... but not a big deal, as it is held on by 3 other screws.... assembled you'd never even know. I must say this thing is really difficult to take apart and put together.... it has pretty good build quality though. The toughest part is that the rear case binds on the floppy drive power connector.... if I had followed the 3B1 FAQ recommended disassembly procedure I probably would have broken the floppy drive PCB. I took the monitor off the top, that allowed me to see what I was doing... there was just enough room to use long needle nose pliers to disconnect the floppy drive power connector. reassembly will be fun.... Let me know when the laptop arrives. -- Curt -- Curt