17 May
2002
17 May
'02
9:14 a.m.
-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Kolb [mailto:dankolb@ox.compsoc.net]
turn it into a VMS system - would 400Mb hard drive be
enough
to have a
working VMS + DECWindows + Multinet (and various useful internet
programs, like IRC ;-)? Also, would there be any potential
Plenty of room. I have a disk no larger than 300M with VMS 7.2
for VAX, DECWindows, DECNet, UCX (by any other name), etc, and
space left. Of course, I use a separate, external 600MB disk for
user home directories and the like.
I wouldn't except the Alpha version is much larger. Just be careful
not to overload it with stuff you won't use.
problems with
simply pulling the CD drive out of my 3000/400, sticking it into the
3000/300L, and booting VMS from the CD?
Are they both single-ended SCSI? My guess is no problems at all.
Chris
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17 May
17 May
9:34 a.m.
On Friday 17 May 2002 22:14 pm, Christopher Smith wrote:
Probably. If I remember by hardware reference correctly, they've both got
identical SCSI controllers - the 400 has two of them, the 300 only one.
Dan
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Plenty of room. I have a disk no larger than 300M
with VMS 7.2
for VAX, DECWindows, DECNet, UCX (by any other name), etc, and
space left. Of course, I use a separate, external 600MB disk for
user home directories and the like.
That's fine then. I'm not really expecting to have much, if any, of my own
data :-)
I wouldn't except the Alpha version is much
larger. Just be careful
not to overload it with stuff you won't use.
I'll try not to. :-)
problems with
simply pulling the CD drive out of my 3000/400, sticking it into the
3000/300L, and booting VMS from the CD?
Are they both single-ended SCSI? My guess is no problems at all.
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