I have a bunch of Sunstrand and other NC/CNC boards here, but I thing they
were labeled as Sunstrand. I don't remember ever seeing that one, and not
sure if I have any for an 8. Most of the ones I have are Unibus.
Paul
On Thu, Aug 8, 2019 at 11:24 AM systems_glitch via cctalk <
I bought an ADM-3A on ebay. The monitor and the circuit board/keyboard are
from two different terminals - confirmed by hand-engraved serial numbers on
the halves that don't match.
Not to mention the two different case colors (pale blue top, blue bottom)!
But it does have the lower-case option
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Subject: Raspberry Pi write cycles
I did have a case where the Pi I was using as
On 09/08/2019 14:35, Paul Koning via cctalk wrote:
I don't think writing SIMH device emulators for things like the DEC Unibus D/A
and A/D devices, or the DR11-A, would be at all hard.
Sounds like a big challenge to me, but one that I would feel blessed
with having on my agenda. If it's not
On 8/9/2019 3:43 PM, Adam Thornton via cctalk wrote:
And, you know, if you manage to cause my SD cards in those machines to
fail, well, gosh, guess I'm out $10 or so for a new one. I'm not bothering
to back up any of the stuff inside 'em, btw (so those of you using 'em,
seriously, save your
I did have a case where the Pi I was using as secondary DNS/DHCP and as the
secondary backup server (using USB spinning disk) destroyed its SD card.
But then it turned out not to be the load at all. No matter what I ran on
that Pi, it would corrupt its SD cards in a matter of weeks (the symptom
> I don't think writing SIMH device emulators for things like the DEC Unibus
> D/A and A/D devices, or the DR11-A, would be at all hard.
Yes; I have also thought it would be nice to have something like a DR11-C in
simh, which could be configured to call into a dynamic library containing user
It would be nice if I were not dyslexic! Correct PN is 501-5030. Set of 4 is
X7051A.
There are 52 sealed new sticks. $10 per stick of memory.
Cindy
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On Fri, 9 Aug 2019, Electronics Plus via cctalk wrote:
I am being offered some sealed Sun memory modules, PN 501-3050. These are
512MB compatible with:
* Compatible with Sun Blade 1000 with 600MHz CPU, 1000 with 750MHz
CPU, 1000 with 900MHz CPU, Blade 1000 Workstation, 2000 Blade 2000
I am being offered some sealed Sun memory modules, PN 501-3050. These are
512MB compatible with:
* Compatible with Sun Blade 1000 with 600MHz CPU, 1000 with 750MHz
CPU, 1000 with 900MHz CPU, Blade 1000 Workstation, 2000 Blade 2000 with
900MHz CPU, Blade 2000 with 1.015GHz CPU, Blade 2000
> On Aug 9, 2019, at 2:52 AM, Boris Gimbarzevsky via cctalk
> wrote:
>
> Thanks for putting it up. First time I've logged onto old Unix in decades
> (should try getting my copy of V6 up on simh).
> Have a couple of RasberryPi's kicking around that just fired up once to play
> with. Only
> On Aug 8, 2019, at 11:52 PM, Boris Gimbarzevsky
> wrote:
>
> Thanks for putting it up. First time I've logged onto old Unix in decades
> (should try getting my copy of V6 up on simh).
> Have a couple of RasberryPi's kicking around that just fired up once to play
> with. Only part that
Thanks for putting it up. First time I've logged
onto old Unix in decades (should try getting my copy of V6 up on simh).
Have a couple of RasberryPi's kicking around that
just fired up once to play with. Only part that
simulation doesn't let you do is to connect up
all sorts of lab hardware
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