Jochen Kunz <jkunz at unixag-kl.fh-kl.de> wrote: Hmm. As far as I know, LUDD only have/had a DEC-2020. No -2065 around there. But the largest collection of PDP-10 machines in the world for a long time used to be at Stacken, at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Sweden. That, in combination with Peter Lothbergs collection. Stacken have had to get rid of most of their stuff, I think, but Peter still has his, and maybe more. Lots of machines from the US were "exported" to Stacken... I know that Peter still have atleast one KI-10 SMP machine (with alteast two cpus) in storage. And that one is runnable. He have KLs as well, and other stuff. Stacken used to have a KA-10 running, and several KL and KS machines as well. I think I've written about this before, but it seems that either is noone seeing my mails, or noone remembers them, or possible noone wants to believe them. Don't know which... Anyway, not that I think you could get Peter to work on restoring a KI-10 unless you have lots of money, but I bet he'd be able to to it in close to no time, without much help. Heck, I know he modified his KI-10 machines to have some extra instruction needed for his modified version of TOPS-10 back in the 80s. If there is anyone in the world who knows PDP-10 machines, it is Peter. It's just that if you haven't been around for a long time, you probably might not know about him. Johnny