17 Sep
1999
17 Sep
'99
9:05 a.m.
Yesterday or the day before, I posted that I had found a number of Intel
ISIS-II, iAPX, and iRMX-86 manuals. Is there a website where these could be
made available to whoever wants access?
Likewise, I posted that I have about 20 diskettes in a case (not yet
examined in detail) clearly marked iAPX Sources. Before I send these off to
one fellow who wants them, perhaps they should be made available to the
public at large. I'd be willing to send them to an appropriate web site if
someone will recommend one.
Dick
17 Sep
17 Sep
9:36 a.m.
Upon the date 03:05 PM 9/17/99 -0600, Richard Erlacher said something like:
Yesterday or the day before, I posted that I had found
a number of Intel
ISIS-II, iAPX, and iRMX-86 manuals. Is there a website where these could be
made available to whoever wants access?
Likewise, I posted that I have about 20 diskettes in a case (not yet
examined in detail) clearly marked iAPX Sources. Before I send these off to
one fellow who wants them, perhaps they should be made available to the
public at large. I'd be willing to send them to an appropriate web site if
someone will recommend one.
Hi Dick,
There are members on here, like myself, who are into the VME- and
Multibus-based industrial/embedded systems. I have several Multibus-I
boards and a couple of crates that I want to someday get running. iRMX-80
and -86 would indeed be of use in my attempts at this and any help such as
you're offering will be appreciated. Docs are just as important too.
Thanks much! --Chris
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9:57 a.m.
Christian Fandt <cfandt(a)netsync.net> wrote:
Upon the date 03:05 PM 9/17/99 -0600, Richard Erlacher
said something like:
---snip---
>>Likewise, I posted that I have about 20
diskettes in a case (not yet
>
---snip---
There are members on here, like myself, who are into
the VME- and
Multibus-based industrial/embedded systems. I have several Multibus-I
boards and a couple of crates that I want to someday get running. iRMX-80
and -86 would indeed be of use in my attempts at this and any help such as
you're offering will be appreciated. Docs are just as important too.
Hi
Watch out for these old 8 inch ISIS disk. These are often
M2FM and none of the standard controllers will read them.
You'll need to find someone with a MDS-800 or Series II
and the floppy controller to read these.
Dwight
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