12 Feb
2004
12 Feb
'04
3:46 a.m.
Sellam,
I have a few Bernoulli 150 drives set up on machines currently.
They can read from 60 to 150Mb disks. I have both the SCSI and the IDE
versions. I could not tell exactly what Bernoulli box you were trying
to hook up. I have the OADDOS software that came with the Bernoulli
drives, or if you have disks that fit my drives, I can read them.
Joe Heck
12 Feb
12 Feb
5:33 a.m.
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 TRASH3(a)splab.cas.neu.edu wrote:
I have a few Bernoulli 150 drives set up on machines
currently.
They can read from 60 to 150Mb disks. I have both the SCSI and the IDE
versions. I could not tell exactly what Bernoulli box you were trying
to hook up. I have the OADDOS software that came with the Bernoulli
drives, or if you have disks that fit my drives, I can read them.
I'm using the old 8" system, the original Bernoulli Box (big sucker, looks
like a large IBM PC, weighs a ton).
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6:32 a.m.
Those were great!!! I used to service those beasties in 90' The
great "feature" of the 8" drives in the XT cases were the power
supplies... the earlier power supplies had a capacitor overload issue
and you'd be working in a lab area and hear this loud ka-bang!!! like a
hammer hitting the case with all its might and what would happen is the
large coke-can sized capacitors used to explode! :-)
Curt
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 TRASH3(a)splab.cas.neu.edu wrote:
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I have a few Bernoulli 150 drives set up on
machines currently.
They can read from 60 to 150Mb disks. I have both the SCSI and the IDE
versions. I could not tell exactly what Bernoulli box you were trying
to hook up. I have the OADDOS software that came with the Bernoulli
drives, or if you have disks that fit my drives, I can read them.
I'm using the old 8" system, the original Bernoulli Box (big sucker, looks
like a large IBM PC, weighs a ton).
7:47 a.m.
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004, Curt Vendel wrote:
Those were great!!! I used to service those beasties
in 90' The
great "feature" of the 8" drives in the XT cases were the power
supplies... the earlier power supplies had a capacitor overload issue
and you'd be working in a lab area and hear this loud ka-bang!!! like a
hammer hitting the case with all its might and what would happen is the
large coke-can sized capacitors used to explode! :-)
OH FUN! I hope that doesn't happen as I'm trying to read these
carthridges I've got.
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Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival
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7:56 a.m.
As long the cover is on, you'll be okay... hopefully ;-)
Curt
Vintage Computer Festival wrote:
On Thu, 12 Feb 2004, Curt Vendel wrote:
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Curt Vendel & Karl Morris
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The Atari Museum
http://www.atarimuseum.com
The Atari Explorer
http://www.atari-explorer.com
Those were great!!! I used to service those
beasties in 90' The
great "feature" of the 8" drives in the XT cases were the power
supplies... the earlier power supplies had a capacitor overload issue
and you'd be working in a lab area and hear this loud ka-bang!!! like a
hammer hitting the case with all its might and what would happen is the
large coke-can sized capacitors used to explode! :-)
OH FUN! I hope that doesn't happen as I'm trying to read these
carthridges I've got.
13 Feb
13 Feb
6:15 a.m.
I am not sure why my posts aren't getting through but I posted a
notice some time ago that I had put up the drivers for the PC2
series at ftp://ftp.cybertheque.org/pub/iomega.
Also what point is there in posting the availability of materials
to the 'tech' list when it is delayed so much that by the time
one rsponds they ar gone?
Years ago I stopped reading the original list since it got so verbose
that one needed AI filtering to digest content; I am planning on
setting up an NNTP server hosting a hierarchy of newsgroups to
cover paleoinformatic technology topics including one newsgroup
specifically restricted to notifications of equipment and software
availability.
I will post it's startup to the 'tech' list when it occurs.
Michael Grigoni
Cybertheque Museum
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