16 Mar
2002
16 Mar
'02
10:33 a.m.
--- Douglas Quebbeman <dhquebbeman(a)theestopinalgroup.com> wrote:
That would be ultra-cool. What kind of compensation would be in
order, do you think?
Does anyone have the install disks, and the
Diagnostics/utilities
disk, or disk images? And a way to create the disks on a Linux
box?
They are DD/DS floppies, right?
My former employer ended up giving his to a local
guy who fixes radios, PCs, controllers, hell anything
(he and I did an embedded systems project once); I just
got off the phone, he remebers the system, knows its
"there somewhere", as I also recall seeing it there
as well as the disks in a dark maroon Dysan disk box.
He's a bit busy at the moment, but promised to start
a search for the disks when he can. The drive is available free, for cost of shipping...
if you're even vaguely interested in a failing
hard drive. However, you might be able to combine
parts from them long enough to use one while you
transition to a more reliable old drive (assuming
of course Chris finds the software).
I'll file the offer... I can probably get a comparable drive here a
lot cheaper than we could ship it, if generic MFM will work. Aren't
ALL CMI drives junk?
Thanks for the offer, and especially for calling your friend.
Doc
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