Well, I am back from my trip to London and picked up my 3 boxes. There are *a lot* of vintage documentation on the transputer including but not limited to: full 3L compilers (Pascal, C, & Fortran) with TBug debugger IMSD100 Occam compiler IMSD705B Occam compiler A nearly complete collection of Occam Users Group newsletters A nearly complete inmos tech notes whitepapers, product info on various transputer vendors user guides for various inmos & transtech boards and boxes and boxes of floppy disks contains various transputer programs and support software. Unfortunately, I didnt have enough space to take the floppy disks, so I had to leave it behind in our London office. I got to pick it up later on when I get back there. As for boards, I am the proud owner of: 2 IMSB012 16-slot transputer tram boards 1 IMSB004-4 evaluation board 1 IMSB001 evaluation board 4 TTG1 graphics tram 1 TTM110 T805 + i860 Vector processor tram and 1 M212 disk controller of some sort. Most of the ICs are missing including the M212. Seems to be some prototype or unfinished board. I'll start sorting out these and start scanning a lot of the documentation. The nice thing about these is it is not in book format, so making it a lot easier to scan. Now, I just need some time to actual do the scanning :-( Cheers, Ram PS: Still looking for an IMSB000 - must be quite rare..... -- ,,,, /'^'\ ( o o ) -oOOO--(_)--OOOo------------------------------------- | Ram Meenakshisundaram | | Senior Software Engineer | | OpenLink Financial Inc | | .oooO Phone: (516) 227-6600 x267 | | ( ) Oooo. Email: rmeenaks(a)olf.com | ---\ (----( )-------------------------------------- \_) ) / (_/