6 Jun
2001
6 Jun
'01
3:54 p.m.
On Jun 6, 19:34, ajp166 wrote:
I have a 11/73 and several 11/23s (some with clock
mods for speed)
so I'm aware of what I said. MOST early 11/53 boxen actually had 11/23B
cpu cards (M8189).
Allison, for once I feel you're wrong. An 11/53 is a distinct processor
released a few years after the 11/73 and 11/83, as a low-cost option for
office use. When it was announced (1987), it was as a J11 processor with
separate I&D space and RAM on the processor card -- which no 11/23 has. I
never heard of one having an 11/23 as shipped by DEC.
It's listed in the 1987 PDP-11 Systems Handbook. Maybe Megan could look it
up (I believe she has a copy?)?
--
Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York
6 Jun
6 Jun
3:52 p.m.
Not to fan the flames but I scanned some original DEC sales literature and put
them here:
http://www.wzrd.com/homeb/jroth/wirzhome/Pictures/1153_1.jpg
http://www.wzrd.com/homeb/jroth/wirzhome/Pictures/1153_2.jpg
This is all I could find in my stash.
Brian.
On Wed, 06 Jun 2001, you wrote:
On Jun 6, 19:34, ajp166 wrote:
--
Brian Roth - System Administrator
www.webwirz.com - Old Computer Repository
Preoccupation is my main occupation.....
I have a 11/73 and several 11/23s (some with
clock mods for speed)
so I'm aware of what I said. MOST early 11/53 boxen actually had 11/23B
cpu cards (M8189).
Allison, for once I feel you're wrong. An 11/53 is a distinct processor
released a few years after the 11/73 and 11/83, as a low-cost option for
office use. When it was announced (1987), it was as a J11 processor with
separate I&D space and RAM on the processor card -- which no 11/23 has. I
never heard of one having an 11/23 as shipped by DEC.
It's listed in the 1987 PDP-11 Systems Handbook. Maybe Megan could look it
up (I believe she has a copy?)?
--
Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York 
5:25 p.m.
Not to fan the flames but I scanned some original DEC sales literature and put
them here:
http://www.wzrd.com/homeb/jroth/wirzhome/Pictures/1153_1.jpg
http://www.wzrd.com/homeb/jroth/wirzhome/Pictures/1153_2.jpg
This is all I could find in my stash.
Brian.
You might want to check those pic's, they seem to have gotten mangled into
text.
Zane
4:48 p.m.
Zane,
I just checked with my Linux box running Netscape as well as a Win98 box
with IE and they downloaded fine on those.
Brian.
On Wed, 06 Jun 2001, you wrote:
--
Brian Roth - System Administrator
www.webwirz.com - Old Computer Repository
Preoccupation is my main occupation.....
Not to fan the flames but I scanned some original DEC sales literature and put
them here:
http://www.wzrd.com/homeb/jroth/wirzhome/Pictures/1153_1.jpg
http://www.wzrd.com/homeb/jroth/wirzhome/Pictures/1153_2.jpg
This is all I could find in my stash.
Brian.
You might want to check those pic's, they seem to have gotten mangled into
text.
Zane 
6:07 p.m.
New subject: OT: Does anybody know of some available SDI cannisters?
I've got a Storage Dimensions Inc. RAID that has 5 cannisters with 5 drives in
it. It works GREAT! However, ... there's a sixth slot, which purportedly is
intended for a hot-spare drive so the RAID can automatically replace/rebuild a
failed drive transparently to the user, and without human intervention.
Unfortunately, I don't have the sixth cannister, which would have to fit a
3-1/2" 1.4"-tall drive, and they're not available from the folks who bought
out
SDI.
Does anybody know of one or more of these pups that might be available at a
reasonable price?
thanx,
Dick
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