Sellam -
I picked up the 1131 (minus keyboard and power supply) from Cornell in
February of 1999. IIRC, it had been sitting outside a math professor's
office for several years. I haven't done anything with the system since I
received it (kind of a _long_ term project), though I did get in touch with
a manager at IBM's corporate archives and confirmed that they don't have
much in the way of documentation for the system -- no prints or maintenance
guide.
I guess DEC/CPQ's not the only company to do a crummy job of maintaining
their history, though that doesn't really make me feel better...
-- Tony
At 08:13 AM 4/8/2001 -0700, you wrote:
On Sat, 7 Apr 2001, William Donzelli wrote:
Details!
:)
Look in the archives, if they still exist. Must be almost two years ago,
maybe more.
Without searchable archives (and any reasonable reference to look for) it
would take an act of Jehova to find what you're speaking of.
I guess I understand if you just don't want to talk about it :?
Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival
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