10 Feb
2015
10 Feb
'15
1:33 p.m.
On 10 February 2015 at 09:28, r.stricklin <bear at typewritten.org> wrote:
Folks;
Over time, I have accreted some assorted unusual hardware for PC and
Macintosh, for which I lack the software to drive it. I know we have some
terrific packrats on the list, so I'm shaking the tree, to see what might
fall out.
<snip>
* Vermont Microsystems Image Manager 1024 (IM-1024) 1024x800
PGC-compatible display adapter.
Supposedly there were AutoCAD, GEM, Windows 1.x and 2.x drivers at one
time. I'd love to see any of them.
I have an IM-1024 board. It came with two disks that may be what you are
looking for. The disks are hand-labelled as:
"ROOT DIRECTORY FOR RUNNING AUTOCAD V10 WITH VERMONT GRAPHICS ADAPTER"
and
"IM1024 COBRA (8BIT) UTILITIES DRIVER DISKETTE *DIAGS *IMDOS *VMDOS
*AUTOCAD9.x *AUTOCAD10.x *CADVANCE *CGI *CV *PCAP *VERSACAD *VDI *WIN286
VERSION 2.06 A0100x1"
I don't have access to a working 3.5" disk drive at the moment, but give me
a few days and I will make images available.
-- Philip