24 May
2003
24 May
'03
3:56 p.m.
For those looking for up-to-date VMS media for you Classic (or other) Alpha's,
I just noticed that Montgar has the OpenVMS Alpha 3.0 kits available.
Finally!
For reference, the URL is: http://www.montagar.com/hobbyist/mount.html
Stuart Johnson
24 May
24 May
6:22 p.m.
For those looking for up-to-date VMS media for you
Classic (or other) Alpha's,
I just noticed that Montgar has the OpenVMS Alpha 3.0 kits available.
Finally!
For reference, the URL is: http://www.montagar.com/hobbyist/mount.html
Stuart Johnson
Thanks for the reminder, I'd seen this last night on comp.os.vms and had forgotten
about it.
If anyone is running OpenVMS installed from the 2.0 Hobbyist Kit, and using TCPIP, you
really want to get the 3.0 kit. Though it won't be till the next release of TCPIP
later this year that it finally gets ssh support. Still, V5.1 added 'xdm' support
and anti-spam features that make it well worth while. I'm honestly not sure what V5.3
adds, as I'm still running 5.1.
Zane
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27 May
27 May
9:03 a.m.
--- Stuart Johnson <stuart(a)stuartsjohnsonfamily.net> wrote:
For those looking for up-to-date VMS media for you
Classic (or other)
Alpha's,
I just noticed that Montgar has the OpenVMS Alpha 3.0 kits available.
Finally!
For reference, the URL is: http://www.montagar.com/hobbyist/mount.html
Thanks for the tip! My DEC4000-710 will be much happier!
-ethan
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24 Jun
24 Jun
11:50 a.m.
New subject: Rodime 552 drive interface?
All,
a friend of mine had a question this group is probably best to answer:
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I am trying to determine the type of interface on an old Rodime 552
drive. It has 26 pins. SCSI has 50. IDE has 40. The old MFM
used two cables, not one so I don't think it's MFM. I did find a
listing for it at one of the surplus places in a table which lists
interfaces, but all it said was "26 pin". I'm trying to figure
out if the thing is actually one of the more common interfaces with a
funny connector--perhaps all the GND pins have been combined into one
reducing the pin count.
This model of drive is found in the old Apple Hard Disk 20, which was
the ancient floppy drive interface external hard drive used on Mac
128Ks and 512Ks before the Plus with SCSI came out.
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any help for him? Thanks in advance,
- Mark
12:47 p.m.
New subject: Rodime 552 drive interface?
it looks like a mac floppy drive to the outside world, that's the
interface, it emulates a BIG floppy :)
At 03:45 PM 6/24/03 -0500, you wrote:
All,
a friend of mine had a question this group is probably best to
answer:
-------------
I am trying to determine the type of interface on an old Rodime 552
drive. It has 26 pins. SCSI has 50. IDE has 40. The old MFM used
two cables, not one so I don't think it's MFM. I did find a listing for
it at one of the surplus places in a table which lists interfaces, but all
it said was "26 pin". I'm trying to figure out if the thing is
actually one of the more common interfaces with a funny connector--perhaps
all the GND pins have been combined into one reducing the pin count.
This model of drive is found in the old Apple Hard Disk 20, which was the
ancient floppy drive interface external hard drive used on Mac 128Ks and
512Ks before the Plus with SCSI came out.
----------------
any help for him? Thanks in advance,
- Mark
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