hello ,I do not very often come to this list ,first best wishes to all
,then, about pdp11 micro processor ,it is really easy to buy new in russia
pdp11 processors made by a company called angstom ,or used ones from ebay
(simply look for pdp-11),the documentation is fully available ,also are the
schematics of the bk0010 ,a 'toy' that uses this processor,and speaks
focal,basic and assembler.They are not t11,but rather 11/03 compatible,some
version have fpu. To find the documentation go to the google groups for
bk0010.You will find lots of things ,of course alas ,text is in russian ,I
do not speak russian ,but electronics is everywhere the same,and electronic
translators work quite well.The people of this group mostly in russia are
very friendly ,and could be of help ,they helped me in understanding some
things about those machines,they are porting a small unix (bkunix) on
it.There are also correspondance tables between russian ic and the ones we
use commonly ,do you need more details?
thanks best regards
alain nierveze
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Envoy? : jeudi 1 janvier 2009 20:45
Objet : Re: T-11 (was Re: PDP-11/70 cache memory)
Bob Armstrong wrote:
> I think it'd be fun too, and if somebody else made one I'd buy one,
but as
> a product -
>
> - there's no legal software you can run on the T11 (and no, RT11 isn't
> legal!)
> - there's no lights and switches front panel option for the T11
> - there's no source for T11 chips except to steal them from old
hardware
like RQDX3s,
etc
Yes you can do it legally ... IMPORT from behind the IRON CURTIAN. :)
Bob