16 Sep
2014
16 Sep
'14
5:55 a.m.
Howdy,
As part of my Sun 1 research I'm trying to identify some of the model
numbers that existed for Sun 1's.
I've got the original Sun description doc that has most of the "initial"
sun 1 part numbers. However,
I'm missing some info from between this initial list in 1982 and the 1988
price list which has the Sun 3
items.
So later Sun 1 info, and all of the Sun 2 price/model info I don't have.
Anybody seen any docs from this
period?
Al, is this perhaps on your queue to scan?
Also, just FYI, as of right now I have hard evidence of 13 machines (11 Sun
1/100 or 100U models,
2 Sun 1/150U models) with some fairly strong but tentative info on 5
others (4 100's, 1 150)
And as of right now, I only know of 1 that definitely boots (and 2 that did
"recently", but haven't
been tested again...)
Earl
(BTW, the first post of my rescue story got posted to my
http://www.vintagecomputerexpo.com blog)
16 Sep
16 Sep
7:10 a.m.
On 9/16/14 6:55 AM, Earl Baugh wrote:
I'm missing some info from between this initial
list in 1982 and the 1988
price list which has the Sun 3
items.
Al, is this perhaps on your queue to scan?
I have some glossies squirreled away that I need to dig out. I also let Bear
know that I recovered all of the Sun Unisoft V7 distribution for the Sun 1 off
of cartridge tape with the exception of one block in the /usr tarball inside of
/usr/bin/lex. That will go up on bitsavers today. I've spent last couple of weeks
reading my personal backlog of 1/4" carts from the 1980s trying to figure
out how much 68K software from the various JAWs vendors that I still have. Trying
to help the guy trying to get a Convergent Mightyframe going again has reminded me
of how much of this stuff isn't generally available, if it still exists at all. No
one seemed to care much about preserving software from 1980's Unix workstations.
17 Sep
17 Sep
12:49 p.m.
Hello Earl,
I don't have any direct answers to your question, but I wanted to make sure that
you were aware of the Sun-1 resources here:
http://sun1.sunhelp.org/
Hope this helps,
Jerry
On 09/16/14 08:55 AM, Earl Baugh wrote:
Howdy,
As part of my Sun 1 research I'm trying to identify some of the model
numbers that existed for Sun 1's.
I've got the original Sun description doc that has most of the "initial"
sun 1 part numbers. However,
I'm missing some info from between this initial list in 1982 and the 1988
price list which has the Sun 3
items.
So later Sun 1 info, and all of the Sun 2 price/model info I don't have.
Anybody seen any docs from this
period?
Al, is this perhaps on your queue to scan?
Also, just FYI, as of right now I have hard evidence of 13 machines (11 Sun
1/100 or 100U models,
2 Sun 1/150U models) with some fairly strong but tentative info on 5
others (4 100's, 1 150)
And as of right now, I only know of 1 that definitely boots (and 2 that did
"recently", but haven't
been tested again...)
Earl
(BTW, the first post of my rescue story got posted to my
http://www.vintagecomputerexpo.com blog)
12:57 p.m.
New subject: WTB: SunNet Manager license key
I am seeking a license key for a Sun application titled "SunNet Manager". It
has always just been one of those applications I wanted to play with/work with
at the time it was relevant (early-mid 1990's), but never materialized.
I currently have/own both the Sparc & x86 media, but no license key.
This product has been EOL/Obsolete for at least 20 years, so there is no way I
am going to get anything out of Oracle.
This is solely for myself at home to play with, and nothing further. And
honestly, who in their right mind would put a 20+ year old obsolete piece of
commercial into production at work?
In doing some Internet searches, I came across this *very* old email from Mr.
Bill (see below). If you purchased this from Mr. Bill, and you are interested
in parting with the SunNet Manager part of it, please let me know.
Thanks for reading, comments are appreciated.
Jerry
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Cleaning out my stack of copies of Solaris, since I got my 1/01 update
and dont need my older versions around.
Most of these were Enterprise Developer Kits that I got in, grabbed the
Solaris/SPARC media out of (when I can find the right versions, I'll
stick it back in - but you can get 4/01 media for download from sun.com)
and left the rest untouched, including the compilers and licenses (since
I just use GCC).
If you bought all these licenses from Sun, it would cost you a pretty
penny, so if anybody needs the Sun Workshop 5 or 6 compilers, here's
your chance. This is pretty much what you get when you subscribe to
Sun's Enterprise developer program, every compiler and software product
they produce. If you ordered this from Sun right now, it would cost you
$2,995.
6/00 SPARC media kit (boxed, still shrinkwrapped): $25
Shipping Included.
Enterprise Developer Kit: $250 OBO for *everything* below, *including*
C/C++/Fortran compiler licenses (12 different
licenses, total):
(all contents still shrinkwrapped except where I broke some seals to
check the versions. Some of the CDs are labeled "Japanese Version", etc,
but for every Japanese CD I also have the English CD as well, and in most
cases, multiple copies of the same CD. Keep in mind that the compilers
listed here *come with the proof-of-license certificates that I've never
touched, much less redeemed for a license key*. This is a good 2' tall
stack of folders full of CDs.. didnt realize I had this much till we cleaned
the computer room the other day..)
Java Blend 2.0
Solaris 8 Intel (Feb. '00) Installation, Software 1 & 2
Solaris 8 SPARC (Feb. '00) Installation, Software 1 & 2
Solaris 8 Documentation (Feb. '00) - all languages (3-4 CDs)
Sun Forte / Workshop Compiler 5 License Personal Edition (C++/Intel)
Sun Forte / Workshop Compiler 5 License Personal Edition (C++/SPARC)
Solaris Easy Access Server 3.0
Solaris Easy Access Server 3.0 Documentation
Solstice Site / SunNet / Domain Manager 2.3 SPARC
Solstice Site / SunNet / Domain Manager 2.3 Intel
iPlanet Directory Server 4.11
iPlanet Web Server 4.0 SP4
Sun Internet Mail Server 4.0
Netscape Delegated Administrator
Netscape Messaging Server
Netscape Application Server
Netscape Application Builder
Sun Workshop 5.0 Manuals / Documentation
(Contents of English kit):
CodeWarrior for Java version 5 (MacOS, Win95/98/NT)
CodeWarrior for Java version 1.1 (Solaris)
Java 2 Micro Edition (October-March 2000)
StarOffice 5.1
Java Blend 2.0
CodeWarrior 5.3 Update (Win 95/98/NT/MacOS)
Java Jumpstart (March-May 2000)
Java Jumpstart Disc 2 (March-May 2000)
Solaris 8 (Feb. 2000) Intel Installation
Solaris 8 (Feb. 2000) Intel Software 1 & 2
Solaris 8 (Feb. 2000) Intel Documentation (English)
Solaris 8 (Feb. 2000) SPARC Installation
Solaris 8 (Feb. 2000) SPARC Software 1 & 2
Forte for Java Community Edition 1.0
Sun Forte / Workshop 5 Compiler License Personal Edition (Fortran/SPARC)
Sun Forte / Workshop 5 Compiler License Personal Edition (Fortran/Intel)
Sun Forte / Workshop 5 Compiler License Personal Edition (C++/SPARC)
Sun Forte / Workshop 5 Compiler License Personal Edition (C++/Intel
Sun WorkShop 5.0 / SPARC
Sun WorkShop 5.0 / Intel
Sun Global Application Developer Kit 1.0 / SPARC
Sun Global Application Developer Kit 1.0 / Intel
Flash PROM Update / Multimedia AnswerBook
Driver Development Kit for Solaris Platforms
Netscape Communicator
(a folder containing some Dec. '99 versions of the English kit)
(Another partial English kit):
Sun Forte / Workshop Compiler 6 License Personal Edition (C++/SPARC)
Sun Forte / Workshop Compiler 6 License Personal Edition (C++/INTEL)
Sun Forte / Workshop Compiler 6 License Personal Edition (Fortran/SPARC)
Forte Developer 6 / SPARC
Forte Developer 6 / Intel
Java 2 Micro Edition CD (June-December 2000)
Sun Code Camp Training Resources
iPlanet Netscape Directory Server v4.1
Solstice Domain/SunNet/Site Manager 2.3 / Intel
Solstice Domain/SunNet/Site Manager 2.3 / SPARC
iPlanet Web Server Enterprise Edition (NT / Linux / UNIX)
iPlanet Application Server (NT / Solaris)
iPlanet Application Builder (NT / Solaris)
iPlanet Portal Server (Solaris)
iPlanet Portal Server 3rd Party Software (Solaris)
iPlanet Web Server (NT, Linux / UNIX)
Netscape Communicator
(Another Forte kit w/licenses):
Sun Forte / WorkShop Compiler 6 / SPARC
Sun Forte / WorkShop Compiler 6 / Intel
Sun Forte / WorkShop Compiler 6 PE License (C++/SPARC)
Sun Forte / WorkShop Compiler 6 PE License (C++/Intel
Sun Forte / WorkShop Compiler 6 PE License (Fortran/SPARC)
Sun Java 2 Micro Edition CD (June-December 2000)
Sun Code Camp Training Resources
iPlanet Web Server (NT/Linux/Unix) v4.1
iPlanet Netscape Directory Server 4.1
Solstice Domain/SunNet/Site Manager 2.3 / Intel
Solstice Domain/SunNet/Site Manager 2.3 / SPARC
iPlanet Netscape Directory Server 4.1
iPlanet Calendar Server 2.0 (UNIX)
iPlanet Web Server Enterprise Edition 4.0
Sun Internet Mail Server 4.0
iPlanet WebTop 2.0.1 / Solaris
Netscape Certificate Management System 4.1 (NT/Solaris)
Netscape Delegated Administrator 4.11
Netscape Messaging Server 4.1 (Solaris)
Netscape Application Builder 4.0 (NT)
Netscape Application Server 4.0 (NT / Solaris)
If interested in either of the two bundles, please let me know
at the address below.
10:58 p.m.
New subject: WTB: SunNet Manager license key
If it is flexlm-based (and it may be) there is a method of generating
a license key. My memory is VERY hazy. Also, the key may be tied to
the hostid.
On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 10:57 PM, Jerry Kemp <other at oryx.cc> wrote:
I am seeking a license key for a Sun application
titled "SunNet Manager".
It
has always just been one of those applications I wanted to play with/work
with
at the time it was relevant (early-mid 1990's), but never materialized.
I currently have/own both the Sparc & x86 media, but no license key.
This product has been EOL/Obsolete for at least 20 years, so there is no way
I
am going to get anything out of Oracle.
This is solely for myself at home to play with, and nothing further. And
honestly, who in their right mind would put a 20+ year old obsolete piece of
commercial into production at work?
In doing some Internet searches, I came across this *very* old email from
Mr.
Bill (see below). If you purchased this from Mr. Bill, and you are
interested
in parting with the SunNet Manager part of it, please let me know.
Thanks for reading, comments are appreciated.
Jerry
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Bill Bradford sunhelp at sunhelp.org
Sun Apr 22 12:37:15 CDT 2001
Previous message: [SunHELP] terabyte-limitation in ufs
Next message: [SunHELP] FS/FT: 501-2655 SBus 10/100base-T cards
Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]
Cleaning out my stack of copies of Solaris, since I got my 1/01 update
and dont need my older versions around.
Most of these were Enterprise Developer Kits that I got in, grabbed the
Solaris/SPARC media out of (when I can find the right versions, I'll
stick it back in - but you can get 4/01 media for download from sun.com)
and left the rest untouched, including the compilers and licenses (since
I just use GCC).
If you bought all these licenses from Sun, it would cost you a pretty
penny, so if anybody needs the Sun Workshop 5 or 6 compilers, here's
your chance. This is pretty much what you get when you subscribe to
Sun's Enterprise developer program, every compiler and software product
they produce. If you ordered this from Sun right now, it would cost you
$2,995.
6/00 SPARC media kit (boxed, still shrinkwrapped): $25
Shipping Included.
Enterprise Developer Kit: $250 OBO for *everything* below, *including*
C/C++/Fortran compiler licenses (12 different
licenses, total):
(all contents still shrinkwrapped except where I broke some seals to
check the versions. Some of the CDs are labeled "Japanese Version", etc,
but for every Japanese CD I also have the English CD as well, and in most
cases, multiple copies of the same CD. Keep in mind that the compilers
listed here *come with the proof-of-license certificates that I've never
touched, much less redeemed for a license key*. This is a good 2' tall
stack of folders full of CDs.. didnt realize I had this much till we cleaned
the computer room the other day..)
Java Blend 2.0
Solaris 8 Intel (Feb. '00) Installation, Software 1 & 2
Solaris 8 SPARC (Feb. '00) Installation, Software 1 & 2
Solaris 8 Documentation (Feb. '00) - all languages (3-4 CDs)
Sun Forte / Workshop Compiler 5 License Personal Edition (C++/Intel)
Sun Forte / Workshop Compiler 5 License Personal Edition (C++/SPARC)
Solaris Easy Access Server 3.0
Solaris Easy Access Server 3.0 Documentation
Solstice Site / SunNet / Domain Manager 2.3 SPARC
Solstice Site / SunNet / Domain Manager 2.3 Intel
iPlanet Directory Server 4.11
iPlanet Web Server 4.0 SP4
Sun Internet Mail Server 4.0
Netscape Delegated Administrator
Netscape Messaging Server
Netscape Application Server
Netscape Application Builder
Sun Workshop 5.0 Manuals / Documentation
(Contents of English kit):
CodeWarrior for Java version 5 (MacOS, Win95/98/NT)
CodeWarrior for Java version 1.1 (Solaris)
Java 2 Micro Edition (October-March 2000)
StarOffice 5.1
Java Blend 2.0
CodeWarrior 5.3 Update (Win 95/98/NT/MacOS)
Java Jumpstart (March-May 2000)
Java Jumpstart Disc 2 (March-May 2000)
Solaris 8 (Feb. 2000) Intel Installation
Solaris 8 (Feb. 2000) Intel Software 1 & 2
Solaris 8 (Feb. 2000) Intel Documentation (English)
Solaris 8 (Feb. 2000) SPARC Installation
Solaris 8 (Feb. 2000) SPARC Software 1 & 2
Forte for Java Community Edition 1.0
Sun Forte / Workshop 5 Compiler License Personal Edition
(Fortran/SPARC)
Sun Forte / Workshop 5 Compiler License Personal Edition
(Fortran/Intel)
Sun Forte / Workshop 5 Compiler License Personal Edition (C++/SPARC)
Sun Forte / Workshop 5 Compiler License Personal Edition (C++/Intel
Sun WorkShop 5.0 / SPARC
Sun WorkShop 5.0 / Intel
Sun Global Application Developer Kit 1.0 / SPARC
Sun Global Application Developer Kit 1.0 / Intel
Flash PROM Update / Multimedia AnswerBook
Driver Development Kit for Solaris Platforms
Netscape Communicator
(a folder containing some Dec. '99 versions of the English kit)
(Another partial English kit):
Sun Forte / Workshop Compiler 6 License Personal Edition (C++/SPARC)
Sun Forte / Workshop Compiler 6 License Personal Edition (C++/INTEL)
Sun Forte / Workshop Compiler 6 License Personal Edition
(Fortran/SPARC)
Forte Developer 6 / SPARC
Forte Developer 6 / Intel
Java 2 Micro Edition CD (June-December 2000)
Sun Code Camp Training Resources
iPlanet Netscape Directory Server v4.1
Solstice Domain/SunNet/Site Manager 2.3 / Intel
Solstice Domain/SunNet/Site Manager 2.3 / SPARC
iPlanet Web Server Enterprise Edition (NT / Linux / UNIX)
iPlanet Application Server (NT / Solaris)
iPlanet Application Builder (NT / Solaris)
iPlanet Portal Server (Solaris)
iPlanet Portal Server 3rd Party Software (Solaris)
iPlanet Web Server (NT, Linux / UNIX)
Netscape Communicator
(Another Forte kit w/licenses):
Sun Forte / WorkShop Compiler 6 / SPARC
Sun Forte / WorkShop Compiler 6 / Intel
Sun Forte / WorkShop Compiler 6 PE License (C++/SPARC)
Sun Forte / WorkShop Compiler 6 PE License (C++/Intel
Sun Forte / WorkShop Compiler 6 PE License (Fortran/SPARC)
Sun Java 2 Micro Edition CD (June-December 2000)
Sun Code Camp Training Resources
iPlanet Web Server (NT/Linux/Unix) v4.1
iPlanet Netscape Directory Server 4.1
Solstice Domain/SunNet/Site Manager 2.3 / Intel
Solstice Domain/SunNet/Site Manager 2.3 / SPARC
iPlanet Netscape Directory Server 4.1
iPlanet Calendar Server 2.0 (UNIX)
iPlanet Web Server Enterprise Edition 4.0
Sun Internet Mail Server 4.0
iPlanet WebTop 2.0.1 / Solaris
Netscape Certificate Management System 4.1 (NT/Solaris)
Netscape Delegated Administrator 4.11
Netscape Messaging Server 4.1 (Solaris)
Netscape Application Builder 4.0 (NT)
Netscape Application Server 4.0 (NT / Solaris)
If interested in either of the two bundles, please let me know
at the address below.
--
-Jon
+32 0 486 260 686
18 Sep
18 Sep
7:55 a.m.
New subject: WTB: SunNet Manager license key
Hello Jonathan,
I don't believe it it flexlm based, it ask for a key as part of the install
process, but I wouldn't be surprised if the key was tied to the hostid.
Thank you for the reply,
Jerry
On 09/18/14 01:58 AM, Jonathan Katz wrote:
If it is flexlm-based (and it may be) there is a
method of generating
a license key. My memory is VERY hazy. Also, the key may be tied to
the hostid.
On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 10:57 PM, Jerry Kemp <other
at oryx.cc> wrote:
> I am seeking a license key for a Sun application titled "SunNet Manager".
> It
> has always just been one of those applications I wanted to play with/work
> with
> at the time it was relevant (early-mid 1990's), but never materialized.
>
> I currently have/own both the Sparc & x86 media, but no license key.
>
> This product has been EOL/Obsolete for at least 20 years, so there is no way
> I
> am going to get anything out of Oracle.
>
> This is solely for myself at home to play with, and nothing further. And
> honestly, who in their right mind would put a 20+ year old obsolete piece of
> commercial into production at work?
>
> In doing some Internet searches, I came across this *very* old email from
> Mr.
> Bill (see below). If you purchased this from Mr. Bill, and you are
> interested
> in parting with the SunNet Manager part of it, please let me know.
>
> Thanks for reading, comments are appreciated.
>
> Jerry
>
>
>
>
>
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