20 Feb
2001
20 Feb
'01
4:55 a.m.
What kind of an HP 1000 uses those? Must be an A-series, the M/E/F machines
certainly don't... The 9000/800 series certainly do, can't speak for earlier
systems..
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20 Feb
20 Feb
5:34 a.m.
It wasn't exactly those but similar in style. The HP1000 we had was a
military modification for our ALCM test racks as well so it may be that ours
was a special mod as well.
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What kind of an HP 1000 uses those? Must be an A-series, the M/E/F machines
certainly don't... The 9000/800 series certainly do, can't speak for earlier
systems..
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3:25 p.m.
Will Jennings skrev:
What kind of an HP 1000 uses those? Must be an
A-series, the M/E/F machines
certainly don't... The 9000/800 series certainly do, can't speak for earlier
systems..
Hm, we've only last week revived a HP 9000/822. Can that monstrosity really be
Nubus? I thought it was something more HP-specific, something like HPIB or
GIO, whatever that is.
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5:07 p.m.
At 03:25 AM 2/21/01 +0100, Iggy Drougge wrote:
Will Jennings skrev:
really be
What kind of an HP 1000 uses those? Must be an
A-series, the M/E/F machines
certainly don't... The 9000/800 series certainly do, can't speak for earlier
systems..
Hm, we've only last week revived a HP 9000/822. Can that monstrosity Nubus? I thought it was something more HP-specific,
something like HPIB or
GIO, whatever that is.
Hmmm... I used an HP827 quite a bit ca. '88-'89... it certainly
didn't look NuBus to me....
That 827 did not have a float accelerator. I was delighted at the
time that my IIT 20MHz fpu for my 20 MHz 286 was almost as fast for
floating point as the HP827 (about 0.6 MFlops :-) ).
Carlos.
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