From: Tony Duell <ard(a)p850ug1.demon.co.uk>
I've just got hold of a DEC MiniMINC - supposedly an LSI/11 woth 2 8"
floppy drives (I've not had a good look at it yet as I've spent all day
installing Solaris 8 on the SPARCstation 10 I picked up at the same time
;). Anyone have any more information about this beast?
If it's the machine I think it is, it's closely related to the PDT11/150.
There is an LSI11 in there, but with some odd (by PDP11 standards)
peripherals.
Nope, It's an LSI-11/02 Qbus machine woith a small cage and rack
and RX01(maybe an 02). You need Qbus for the varions analog IO
and digitial IO cards.
I am not sure how the miniMINC differes from a
PDT11/150. By rights, the
miniMINC should have some kind of 'lab' I/O (ADC, etc), but I have no
details of that.
The PDT11/150 has no user bus and the oly IO is serial. It is however
the same LSI-11 chip set but no provision for the EIS/FIS. Yes, I know
you can piggy back one of the microms to do that but the board only
has 4 40 pin sockets that are filled where the LSI-11/03 Qbus board has 5.
Allison