12 Apr
2001
12 Apr
'01
9:51 a.m.
On Wed, 11 Apr 2001, Jerome Fine wrote:
Your thinking of the Heath H11 which was in fact an LSI-11/02. But it had
none DEC hardware peripherals like the console SLU and disk controller.
I believe it came with something billed as HT-11 which was RT-11 with the
necessary heath drivers. I wouldn't mind having a couple of them either.
By the way, they were not the only non-DEC LSI-11 system. The Terak also
was an 11/02 with custom console and disk hardware.
bill
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Bob Brown
wrote:
I have an h8 that I have no s/w, no schematics,
no docs or anything else for.
>Your in KC? I'm in Grandview and I have the software, full schematics etc
>for the H8.
>>"McFadden, Mike" wrote:
> > If there is enough interest I might make a trip from Kansas City to St.
> > Louis to visit some friends and pick up the load. I bet I could take my
> > wife's Ford Aerostar extended cab.
> > mmcfadden(a)cmh.edu
Jerome Fine replies:
I have watched to this thread and I have a question. I have heard that the
Heath hardware might be able to run a modified RT-11 form the PDP-11.
Is this true and is so, what modifications were needed?