15 Nov
1999
15 Nov
'99
1:22 p.m.
Can anyone please point me at a complete(ish) list of all the various PDP/VAX
related DEC handbooks?
TIA.
TTFN - Pete.
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15 Nov
15 Nov
1:57 p.m.
Can anyone please point me at a complete(ish) list of
all the various PDP/VAX
related DEC handbooks?
TIA.
TTFN - Pete.
Best list I know of is the list Megan has on her web pages, sorry don't have
the URL.
Someone, whose name escapes me (something like Kevin Stumpf maybe), is working
on a list for a book he's doing (he's a list member and asked about this a
few months ago).
I've got a fairly good list of Handbooks, but it's not online, and it's a
FileMaker Pro database (OK, ok, I know it's not a classic database, but the
copy I'm using is about 6 years old :^)
Zane
16 Nov
16 Nov
1:37 a.m.
Hi Zane,
Best list I know of is the list Megan has on her web
pages, sorry
don't have the URL.
Yes, that's the one I had at the back of my mind when I put the message
out....I've looked at it before but lost the URL when I had some problems with
my system. :-(
Hopefully someone will know what it is.
I'm just looking for a list so that I know what's out there. Also since I'm
looking for some VAX handbooks in particular I could do with knowing what's
actually available.
TTFN - Pete.
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Collector of Arcade Machines, Games Consoles & Obsolete Computers (esp DEC)
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15 Nov
15 Nov
2 p.m.
New subject: OT: Transmeta
OK, I'm sure a lot of you are like me and have been wondering what Transmeta
has been working on. Their web page finally has data, and you need to look
at the html source for most of it (well, we all knew they're a bit odd).
http://www.transmeta.com
Apparently it's both a processor and software, and it's supposed to
revolutionize computing. Full details on January 19th. Oh, it's called the
"Crusoe" processor.
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