On Tue, Feb 19, 2013 at 1:00 PM, Sander Reiche <reiche at ls-al.eu> wrote: Wow...what a great machine. I spent some time with Smalltalk on one in the before-times. Really advanced, well made little box for the time (and expensive). I'm afraid I don't know what the last UTek was for that box, but 3.1 is a reasonable guess. UTek did come on QIC tapes (which is what we used); I never loaded it from floppies or saw a floppy distro. That said, most of my UTek stick time was on later versions and later hardware (XD88 workstations). I can't imagine where one would find the install media these days other than lucking onto someone with a similar machine. I vaguely recall that all 4xxx machines could be loaded from the same distro media, but I can't confirm that. That said, if you do find someone with a working system, you could clone the drives. They're SCSI, and 'dd' just fine. Not sure exactly what you mean by "connections", but I'm pretty sure the one we had had ethernet, serial, PIO, and SCSI. And the video output of course. Good luck with it. I'd love to have one running Smalltalk and/or Lisp. KJ