Finally got around to looking inside the MicroVax II I acquired. It's in the short squat rolling enclosure (BA123?) and has the following boards M7606-AA KA630-AA Q microVAX II with 1-Mbyte, floating point, time of year clock, boot/diagnostic ROM (Q22-bus) (Also M7606-AC, -AF, -AH, -AL, -AP, -AS Also M7606-EC, -EE, -EF, -EP, -ES, -ET, -EU, -EV Also M7606-ZC, -ZF, -ZP, -ZS) M7608-BA MS630-BB Q 4-Mbyte RAM for microVAX II (Q22-bus) (Also M7608-BC, -BE, -BH, -BL, -BP, -BR, -BS, -BT, -BU, -BV, -YC, -YF, -YS, -ZC, -ZF, -ZS) M7608-BA MS630-BB Q 4-Mbyte RAM for microVAX II (Q22-bus) (Also M7608-BC, -BE, -BH, -BL, -BP, -BR, -BS, -BT, -BU, -BV, -YC, -YF, -YS, -ZC, -ZF, -ZS) M7196 TSV05 Q TSV05 controller for Q/Q22 bus M3107 DHQ11-M Q 8-line async MUX module, DMA, Q-22 M3107 DHQ11-M Q 8-line async MUX module, DMA, Q-22 M7546 TQK50-AA Q TMSCP controller for TK50 tape unit M7555 RQDX3 Q Winchester and floppy disk controller (RX50/RD50-54/RD31/RD32) It has a drive apparently loaded with some version of VMS but I have to put together a console cable to find out. Then of course, the big trick will be the fact that I don't have VMS on tape or the passwords to the machine itself. :( And I can't call the company that gave it to me because several layers of red-tape were bypassed to get it to me for free. Hmmm...a friend of mine says I should find a variant of Unix for it but I used to be big into VAXen (at least on the user end) and having a VMS machine amuses me. Thoughts? Suggestions? Anthony Clifton - WireHead