21 Sep
2004
21 Sep
'04
5:35 a.m.
On Sep 21 2004, 9:53, Paul Koning wrote:
When
>>>> "Brad" == Brad Parker <brad(a)heeltoe.com> writes:
Brad> Paul Koning wrote:
> With the controller included, it would
presumably hook up to
> anything that knows an IBM channel interface. So if you have a
> DX11 you could hook it up to your Unibus PDP11;
Brad> wow - bus & tag? I've never seen a dx11. I assume VMS had
Brad> support for that.
No VMS support that I know of. The DX11 was a rather uncommon beast.
I believe it was a 6 foot rack full of little M series modules (and
perhaps even older modules). Built by the CSS group, I believe. I heard of it, it was definitely used with a PDP11 at
one end, not a
VAX.
Not a 6' rack, about 4', but it was full of M-series modules. And
lamps. Lots and lots of lamps on the front. I've seen two, one
converted to use LEDs (or possibly supplied like that), and both
hanging off 11/34s, running a modified version of RT-11, IIRC (but I
could be wrong about the OS).
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