1 Jun
2005
1 Jun
'05
7:37 p.m.
I obtained a Data I/O 2900 programmer at Dayton in rather grotty but
serviceable shape. But it is missing it's little old floppy (the
disk, not the drive). The Data I/O website is silent on this.
Anyone know where to find one?
Also, to add to Ethan's Dayton report: I saw several Ultra 1s
[one going for $5 at the end of Saturday] but no DEC, No SGI
and certainly no Xerox Altos.
2 Jun
2 Jun
10:56 a.m.
On 6/1/05, Mark KAHRS <kahrs at caip.rutgers.edu> wrote:
I obtained a Data I/O 2900 programmer at Dayton in rather grotty but
serviceable shape.
If that was the one in the corner of the flea market, I spotted it,
but didn't do much more than glance over it.
Also, to add to Ethan's Dayton report: I saw
several Ultra 1s
[one going for $5 at the end of Saturday] but no DEC, No SGI
and certainly no Xerox Altos.
Wow... I missed the Ultras. I probably wouldn't have picked one up
anyway, as I'm after a box that can run Solaris 10 (working on that
already; this isn't a troll for offers).
I had hoped to find a BA-356 or two, as I've seen them there in the
past. Alas, none were in plain sight.
-ethan
21 Aug
21 Aug
4:15 p.m.
Mark KAHRS wrote:
I obtained a Data I/O 2900 programmer at Dayton in
rather grotty but
serviceable shape. But it is missing it's little old floppy (the
disk, not the drive). The Data I/O website is silent on this.
Anyone know where to find one?
Also, to add to Ethan's Dayton report: I saw several Ultra 1s
[one going for $5 at the end of Saturday] but no DEC, No SGI
and certainly no Xerox Altos.
I could load up a disk image on my FTP space, I currently use a 2900 for
burning my EPROMs. But there are only algorithms for EPROMs on the disk.
Three years ago I asked at Data IO Germany for more current software for
it they wanted 1000 Euros from me.
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