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From: Ethan Dicks [mailto:erd_6502@yahoo.com]
I'm sure that Ethernet was standard on the
VAXstation 2000. I have at
I didn't know that.
least one MicroVAX 2000 - it has the DHT32 8-port
serial option, but
I've seen two, both with ethernet.
did not come with Ethernet. It came out of a law
office that had
terminals on everyone's desk (I got it when they asked their support
guys how much it would cost to add another 8 terminals - they went
with PC-XTs...)
Funny and tragic at the same time.
> Wolfgang Moeller's SCSI drivers for these
systems. (Which I've not
> tried yet, but will eventually...
I haven't tried that either. I got it as patches,
but not patches
to my version of the ROMs. I got them as a solid block of code to
be split into ROM images, but haven't played the swapping game to
figure out which ROM works in which socket. :-(
Hmm -- he also has a "boot disk" that will supposedly make them work
without patching the ROMS, or you can install the driver into a VMS
system on an MFM disk, and still use SCSI disks, without either the
boot disk or the ROM patch.
Wolfgang is a helpful guy, and last I talked to him I got the
impression that he'd very much like to see somebody other than himself
use them ;)
Chris
Christopher Smith, Perl Developer
Amdocs - Champaign, IL
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