I believe some of Godbout's designs were done my Morrow, but perhaps not all. Godbout used to run an EPROM programming service. After having typed in the SOL's CONSOL source listings (sans comments), assembling it using the Intel MAC80 cross assembler, and testing the code under the Intel INTERP-80 simulator (each running on both the DEC-10 and the CDC-6600), I ran the Intel HEX output through a conversion so that I could punch a papertape on the CDC-6600's high-speed papertape reader/punch (a holdover from the days when IU had a CDC 3400/3600 system) and sent the paper tape to Godbout. Someone names Spencer who worked there burned my 5204 Eproms with the tiny fragile gold legs and got 'em back to me. I had *one* error in my entry of CONSOL that I never caught- Control-Z, which was the cursor down function, would crash the machine. Later, I got some SOLOS roms, and never looked back... WunderBuss Ah, the Wunderbuss... I found one S-100 line that had a copper gap from producton... but it wasn't a normally used line, at least in the Altair/IMSAI usage... maybe IEEE-S696 used it... -dq