On 8/3/2016 10:58 PM, Brad H wrote:
Thought I would post this here in case it reaches eyes my forum posts don't. So I finally got my hands on a SWTPC 6800!
This machine is chock full of boards.. 4 ram boards, the cpu card (with SWTBUG
ROM), MP-S, MP-C serial cards, a floppy controller,
Thought I would post this here in case it reaches eyes my forum posts don't.
So I finally got my hands on a SWTPC 6800!
This machine is chock full of boards.. 4 ram boards, the cpu card (with SWTBUG
ROM), MP-S, MP-C serial cards, a floppy controller, some little custom board, a
sound ca
On Mon, Aug 1, 2016 at 5:29 PM, Brad H
wrote:
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> I would call Win 95 a high point also. I lived near Toronto at the time
> and remember the unfurling of a huge Win 95 banner down one side. There
> were events everywhere. MS was really at their zenith. The excitement
> around that launch was
Is there parking there?
Is it free?
Marc; There's probably a HP 2100/21MX singularity being formed in my
basement. I think it's the 7906's that push it over critical mass lol
Hayden - Here is a link to the 21MX M/E/F I/O interfacing guide. It is not
the earlier 2100-specific one that I was thinking about the other day, but
it should
On 03/08/2016 00:08, Pete Turnbull wrote:
I realise this is a bit of a long shot, but does anyone have the driver
CD "GIO Fast Ethernet 1.0 for Irix 5.3 and 2.0 for Irix 6.2", SGI part
number 812-0576-001?
Thanks to those who replied - I now have the files I wanted.
--
Pete
Pete Turnbull
>Does anyone have DEC's PDP-8 _Introduction_to_Programming_, Editions 3
>and/or 4 and/or the PDP-8 _Programming_Languages_ handbooks?
>
>If you're not willing to part with your copy, could you scan the front
>covers of these handbooks and tell me which Edition(s) they are from? >I'm
>especially lo
On Wed, Aug 3, 2016 at 3:19 AM, Rik Bos wrote:
> It is a HP disc, probably for the hp 9845/35 series.
> H tells you the drive type (9895A), 8 the controller select code, 0 the drive
> address, 1 the unit address (second disc in a unit, first disc will be 0).
> Probably the disc will contain a lar
ID with name is ok. We have a list of names and PayPal email addresses with
what you purchased.
corey cohen
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> On Aug 3, 2016, at 9:52 AM, Chris Hanson wrote:
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> Any word on how the admission will work for those of us who prepaid?
>
> Do we need to show our PayPal receipt, just
Any word on how the admission will work for those of us who prepaid?
Do we need to show our PayPal receipt, just have our ID with the same name,
etc.?
-- Chris
> On Jul 31, 2016, at 9:41 AM, Alan Hightower wrote:
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> Yes, please clarify both the CHM admission and how my Paypal receipt
> ema
Rich - correct. That is the disc we have here.
Just wondering in case We ever got a pdp-8 with disc interface or a
standard unibus PDP 11 here at SMECC . We have an 11/20 but of
course not much memory and no disc controller so it sits.
Ed# _www.smecc.org_ (http://www.s
> From: Paul Koning
> It would have to be a Unibus bridge type device, i.e., it terminates
> the Unibus from the CPU, and at the other end originates a Unibus with
> mapped addresses on it.
Oh, right you are - I hadn't worked that out. (Probably because my head
is still full of KT
You can find a lot of explanation on the HP 9845 website. www.hp9845.net and
the hp computer museum in Sidney www.hpmuseum.net is also a good starting point.
-Rik
Van: Denise de Vries
148 is the volume name/number.
-Rik
Van: Denise de Vries
Verzonden: woensdag 3 augustus 2016 14:20
Aan: cct...@classiccmp.org
Onderwerp: 8 inch disks - help needed identifying format
Thanks Rik
I also should have asked what does 148 mean?
NAME PRO TYPE REC/FILE BYTES/REC ADDRESS
H
On Tue Aug 2 20:20:47 2016 bobvine...@gmail.com (Bob Vines) wrote:
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> Does anyone have DEC's PDP-8 _Introduction_to_Programming_, Editions 3
> and/or 4 and/or the PDP-8 _Programming_Languages_ handbooks?
>
> If you're not willing to part with your copy, could you scan the front
> covers of thes
Thanks Rik
I also should have asked what does 148 mean?
NAME PRO TYPE REC/FILE BYTES/REC ADDRESS
H8,0,1 148
ALT-ADATA 1 1188 0/1/0
Denise
On Aug 3, 2016 3:10 AM, "Peter Coghlan" wrote:
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> >
> > Also, the built in SCSI on a VAX 3100 doesn't support drives over 1GB.
> >
>
> That's not quite correct.
>
Yeah, more details than I could be 100% accurate about off the top of my
head and had the patience to type with one thumb.
The only
On Wed, Aug 03, 2016 at 10:18:07PM +1000, ste...@malikoff.com wrote:
> A few months back you might recall the road trip I did
I do, and I've been meaning to ask you what became of the PDP-9 that was
in the same room.
Thanks,
Pontus.
> On Aug 3, 2016, at 8:57 AM, Noel Chiappa wrote:
> ...
> I'm not sure how the KT11-B works, but my _suspicion_ (going from the
> pictures of that one that sold on eBay) is that it's not part of the CPU, but
> a UNIBUS device, which maps part of the UNIBUS which the CPU _can_ see (i.e.
> in the 0
> From: Steven Malikoff
> I'm wondering if there are any more differences apart from the lack of
> the two high address switches?
According to the -11/15-20 processor manual (pg. 2), the differences between
the two are i) the -15 has only one hardware interrupt level, not four (the
la
A few months back you might recall the road trip I did to recover a Foxboro
FOX-2, a rebadged
PDP-11 that ran the furnace oxygenation plant at the BHP steel mill at Port
Kembla here in Oz
during the 1970s.
I had thought the machine was an 11/20 with a custom FOX front panel that
(apart from the
Hi Denise,
It is a HP disc, probably for the hp 9845/35 series.
H tells you the drive type (9895A), 8 the controller select code, 0 the drive
address, 1 the unit address (second disc in a unit, first disc will be 0).
Probably the disc will contain a large fata file of 1188 blocks, may be it’s a
On 8/2/2016 9:18 PM, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
Does anyone have DEC's PDP-8 _Introduction_to_Programming_, Editions 3
and/or 4 and/or the PDP-8 _Programming_Languages_ handbooks?
I have a 4th edition PDP-8 Introduction to Programming. I'm not willing to
part with it and I don't currently have a scan
I am trying to preserve data from a selection of 8inch disks and the only
information I have is some printouts which I believe to be HP CAT reports.
The first couple of lines are as follows
NAME PRO TYPE REC/FILE BYTES/REC ADDRESS
H8,0,1 148
ALT-ADATA 1 1188
Are you referring to having the H-27 drive from Heath? I don't know for sure
because I've never seen H27 docs, but the disk capacity is the same as the RX01
(256k) and I think the interface was made deliberately incompatible, likely at
the behest of DEC. The version of RT-11 (called HT-11) suppo
>
> Also, the built in SCSI on a VAX 3100 doesn't support drives over 1GB.
>
That's not quite correct.
The firmware on VAXstation 3100 and early MicroVAX 3100 machines has issues
addressing directly attached SCSI disks larger than 1.073GB for booting and
doing system dumps only. The issues can
yes we used to at computer exchange inc... we had a bunch of blank I/o
boards with the i/o special chips traces on the corner of board we
would populate that portion then built out the rest. rest of board
was like a prototype board I scored a stack of them at a san jo
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