18 Aug
2018
18 Aug
'18
1:14 a.m.
I just found a QED 933. I've had Memtec boards before, but I don't remember
anything about this one.
The other board is a SI-QS 1000 6050-6005-B (Systems Industry?) quad
height .
Does anyone have any info or interest in these?
Thanks, Paul
18 Aug
18 Aug
4:24 a.m.
They re not quite the same as the DEC one. If you get into the on board firmware you will
see
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From: Paul Anderson via cctalk
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To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts; cctech at vax-11.org
Subject: QED 933 (11/93 clone) and mystery SCSI board
I just found a QED 933. I've had Memtec boards before, but I don't remember
anything about this one.
The other board is a SI-QS 1000 6050-6005-B (Systems Industry?) quad
height .
Does anyone have any info or interest in these?
Thanks, Paul
4:06 p.m.
On Fri, Aug 17, 2018 at 10:14 PM, Paul Anderson via cctalk
<cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote:
I just found a QED 933. I've had Memtec boards
before, but I don't remember
anything about this one.
A few people bought QED-993 boards from eBay in the last few years.
For example 200688358479 or
200600166676. They are set up to use the standard 11/93 console panel,
although only 4 async ports are implemented, not 8.
While they may be faster than a real J11 CPU based board, they have
compatibility issues. The main issue is complete lack of floating
point support. I was unable to get either 2.11BSD or RSTS/E 10.1 to
run on a QED-993. Trying to build the 2.11BSD kernel without using
floating point instructions didn't help.
Maybe it is fast for running RT-11. I lost interest and never bothered
giving that a try.
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