5 Jan
1998
5 Jan
'98
2:51 p.m.
At 08:12 PM 1/5/98 -0600, you wrote:
At 10:42 AM 1/3/98 -0800, you wrote:
You got it!
I have an Integral, but it's ROM just has the
HP-UX kernel and PAM --
just enough to boot and run things. So I have /usr/bin (Unix
utilities, C compiler, &c) on a 9134 for when I actually want to do
something with it.
Are you saying that there is no internal hard drive int the IPC? Wierd.
You have to remember, this was built when most PCs were still using
audio cassette players for storage.
Okay, so since I'd love to have one, let me ask this in advance: Has anyone
come up with an HP-IB (IEEE-488?) to SCSI or IDE adapter? It would be great
to tack a little 3.5" (or even 2.5") hard drive on the side. Thanks!
yes, it ould be great. I'm sure HP builds one. They build every
imagineable interface. Probably not too small though. They use the same
philosphy about size that Dr. Frankenstein did when he built his monster!
I added the Integral to my website. See it at
"http://www.intellistar.net/~rigdonj/integral.htm"
Joe
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