On Tue, 29 Aug 2006, Dave McGuire wrote:
On Aug 29, 2006, at 10:34 AM, JP Hindin wrote:
There's a mom+pop computer shop in Takoma Park, MD that likes to
stick all
the oldest hardware they have in their front window. The only thing
they
have I've never seen before is a hard disk assembly, in a clear
plastic
case (maybe 30cm by 50cm), 3 platers, with a warranty sticker that
says
IBM and 10SR. I'm curious what sort of systems these were used in.
Does this look right?
http://www.kiwigeek.com/hjp/comps/IBM_s34/OnTruck/P1010009.jpg
Oh I'd *so* like to spend a little Quality Time with one of those.
It'd be neat to attempt to design an interface for it.
-Dave
Make your way to Iowa and it's yours ;)
(Shameless plug to follow)
Free for pickup one IBM System/34, complete with
documentation and print sets. OS, couple hundred 8" floppies, 20 8"
jukebox cartridges (for it's internal 8" 10-floppy changer). Even comes
with three appropriate modems ;)
Four internal 64MB disks.
JP
Middle o' Iowa.