> From: Paul Koning
> I remember a PDP11 (11/45 probably) at the University of Illinois,
> ... The system was called ANTS (not sure what that stands for)
"ARPA Network Terminal System". According to RFC-597, Illinois had both an
11/20 and an 11/50 (11/45 variant) running ANTS; other sites also ran it on
an 11/40.
> it had a custom logo panel for the top of the H960 racks, in red and
> yellow, showing large ants crawling all along the cabinets.
That could have been a local thing. At MIT, the first MIT-built LISP
Machines, also housed in H960 racks, had custom logo panels reading "LISP
Machine", with an illustration of a LISP two-part cell, with pointers (to
other, un-shown, cells). I still have one... (the panel, not the CADR).
Noel
PS: In a previous message, I wrote "KA-11"; I meant, of course, 'KA-10'.
Got -11's on the brain.. ;-)
