24 Feb
2004
24 Feb
'04
12:18 a.m.
Several weeks ago the subject of MSCP docs came up. I think there may
be a scanned copy of AA-L619A-TK (MSCP Basic Disk Functions Manual) out
there somewhere, though I can't find it, but not, AFAIK, AA-L620A-TK
(Storage Systems Diagnostics and Utility Protocol) and AA-L621A-TK
(Storage System Unibus Port Description). These are the three
components of the UDA50 Progammer's Kit, QP-905-GZ (which, despite the
name, isn't really UDA50-specific)
I have all three. Anyone in the UK or Netherlands want to scan them?
The three documents are respectively 170pp, 46pp, and 58pp.
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Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York
24 Feb
24 Feb
5:24 a.m.
On Tuesday 24 February 2004 11:18, Pete Turnbull wrote:
Several weeks ago the subject of MSCP docs came up. I
think there may
be a scanned copy of AA-L619A-TK (MSCP Basic Disk Functions Manual) out
there somewhere, though I can't find it, but not, AFAIK, AA-L620A-TK
(Storage Systems Diagnostics and Utility Protocol) and AA-L621A-TK
(Storage System Unibus Port Description). These are the three
components of the UDA50 Progammer's Kit, QP-905-GZ (which, despite the
name, isn't really UDA50-specific)
I have all three. Anyone in the UK or Netherlands want to scan them?
The three documents are respectively 170pp, 46pp, and 58pp.
I've got a scanned PDF of AA-L619A-TK MSCP Basic Disk Functions Manual,
which does indeed cover Basic MSCP Disk Functions. It's a fairly poor copy
under Adobe PDF Reader for UNIX, but in Ghostview it's perfectly readable.
I was thinking about getting it run off as hardcopy somewhere, but prices
at Leeds/Leeds Met printshops are extortionate!
The MSCP Basic Disk Functions manual is hosted at
http://www.microvax.org/awx/computers/VAXen/
alex/melt
6:56 a.m.
Pete Turnbull wrote:
Several weeks ago the subject of MSCP docs came up. I
think there may
be a scanned copy of AA-L619A-TK (MSCP Basic Disk Functions Manual) out
there somewhere, though I can't find it
It was available at www.pdp11.nl, though that site is still down.
Neither of the other two are online, according to Manx.
I have all three. Anyone in the UK or Netherlands
want to scan them?
The three documents are respectively 170pp, 46pp, and 58pp.
I can scan the other two. Did someone scan the 4FDC manual for you? I
offered, in private email, but received no response.
--
Paul
7:05 a.m.
On Tuesday 24 February 2004 17:56, Paul Williams wrote:
Pete Turnbull wrote:
Scan all three? How big an investment in time & money is it? This version's
not too great...
alex/melt
Several weeks ago the subject of MSCP docs came
up. I think there may
be a scanned copy of AA-L619A-TK (MSCP Basic Disk Functions Manual)
out there somewhere, though I can't find it
It was available at www.pdp11.nl, though that site is still down.
Neither of the other two are online, according to Manx.
I have all three. Anyone in the UK or
Netherlands want to scan them?
The three documents are respectively 170pp, 46pp, and 58pp.
I can scan the other two. Did someone scan the 4FDC manual for you? I
offered, in private email, but received no response.
7:24 a.m.
meltie wrote:
Scan all three? How big an investment in time & money is it? This version's
not too great...
I don't have any problems reading that version using Acrobat 5.0.8 on
Linux, but the PDF is rather large, so I have no objection to
re-scanning it.
Time won't be an issue when dabs.com finally deliver my A3 scanner with ADF.
--
Paul
12:01 p.m.
I don't have any problems reading that version
using Acrobat 5.0.8 on
Linux, but the PDF is rather large, so I have no objection to
re-scanning it.
If that's the www.pdp11.nl version, I scanned it at 600dpi
and (probably) converted to G4 TIFF (wrapped in PDF). I assumed
that someone would come along and OCR it (which I guess I could
do myself) and then proof-read it (I've already checked that
all the pages in the original exist in the pdf so I've done my
bit of eye-balling thanks :-)) ... Any takers :-)
Time won't be an issue when dabs.com finally
deliver my A3
scanner with ADF.
Sounds quite neat, but probably a tad expensive. By sheer coincidence,
it was today that I chose to find out how to use the office photocopier
as a scanner. No idea of the quality or speed yet!
Antonio
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