Gooijen H wrote:
By experiment I will check the NPR wire of the
other
UNIBUS slots. You know why once you have seen the
backplane of an 11/70.
Johnny Billquist <bqt(a)update.uu.se> wrote:
Huh? It's no more difficult checking the NPR
wire in the
11/70, than on any other Unibus backplane. And it *is*
rather simple to see if the jumper is there or not.
On the 11/70 Mike and I have been working on, the NPR grant
jumpers were wrapped before most of the other wiring, rather
than after. This makes it fairly difficult to see them.
On the 11/70 backplane I have, the NPR grant is also wired
before all other wires. That is what makes me nervous when I
start thinking about cutting a wire for a DMA device.
A DD11-DK 9 slot gen purpose backplane is a lot easier when
it comes to accessing the NPR wires. I agree that *looking*
with a good light source is not too difficult.
- Henk.