Thanks, Peter!
Here it's way not as bad as on the Linux Kernel mailing list... I once came up
with some nice additions to the ftdi usb serial driver. Reaction was something
like "Do it right! Now!" The "right" was only a question how the thing should
be controlled from the system's
The scientific graphics software package, written By Ian Hirscholn. Later sold
to Coumputer Automation.
He ported it to the PC later, with his company ISSCO.
They also made a neat bitslice machine to run it, the Portable Graphics
Mainframe, I had one for a bit, I was their rep.
Anybody have
Original Message
Subject: Re: Sun E1 Historical Enquiry
From: Jonathan KatzThere was a guy who I used to talk to who was on one
of the
Sun lists and was based in the top-tier hardware development/software
development out of San Diego, and then later he moved east, but I
Just some more details on this. Here is the DR-118A for the 8/a. Hex version
http://www.ebay.com/itm/DATARAM-DR-118A-CORE-MEMORY-BOARD-DR118A-/351926961139?hash=item51f07b43f3:g:~mEAAOSw2xRYRvDW
and here is the manual to the "A" Again, I'd love to find the docs on the "E"
version
do you still have this ?
thanks
Kevin
From what I have seen, yes. There is a Hex version of this board for the 8/A.
the product for the E was a 2 board set. Each pair of boards had 16k X 12 bit.
So two pair of boards are required. I have two pair but have some stuck bits I
need to figure out.
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From:
On Sat, Feb 18, 2017 at 10:09 PM, W2HX wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Looking for documentation on the DATARAM DR-118 16Kx12 core memory for
> PDP-8/e. I have the documentation on the DR-118A which is for the PDP-8/a.
> It is probably similar, but would love to find the right version.
>
On Mon, Feb 20, 2017 at 4:53 PM, JP Hindin wrote:
> All this talk of favourite machines and getting into the hobby has gotten me
> amped up to work on my E10k. The E10k was always the "coolest" machine for
> me - largely due to the timing of my entry into the industry.
Hello,
I'm grateful that there are plenty of pictures of classic computer.
However, I want more. 3D scans and sound recordings. Has anyone
attempted to do that?
For those curious about the status of the LGP-30 restoration, I’ve got a
blog up with the latest. http://radar58.com/LGP30/
The power supplies are stable, the blower unit was overhauled and new
bearings installed, all the modules have been recapped. I had a noisy
bearing in the memory drum,
Greetings to all;
All this talk of favourite machines and getting into the hobby has gotten
me amped up to work on my E10k. The E10k was always the "coolest" machine
for me - largely due to the timing of my entry into the industry.
I recently read Tracy Kidder's Soul of a New Machine and
> On Feb 20, 2017, at 06:24, Holm Tiffe wrote:
>
> Why is that nice? This way the pcb company has your "sourcecode".
> Besides of that where is the real difference to going to
> "File->Plot", Select "Gerber" and push the "Plot" Button?
>
> That can't really be to
Philipp wrote:
I am so sorry that I use Eagle!
Please let us stop this discussion. It's just a tool. And KiCAD is
another tool. I currently use Eagle and that's it.
I'm with Philipp on this.
Every time someone posts to the list to offer some piece of hardware they
are developing, our
Paul Koning wrote:
>
> > On Feb 17, 2017, at 2:35 PM, Noel Chiappa wrote:
> >
> > ...
> >> From: Guy Sotomayor Jr
> >
> >> In terms of community supplied libraries, Eagle has those too and I've
> >> found that by and large they are junk (it's easier/quicker for me to
On 02/20/2017 02:30 PM, Holm Tiffe wrote:
As I wrote two minutes ago: Perhaps I've gone too far by seeing KiCAD
too close to the Arduino thing. I know at least one clever guy using
KiCAD as well.
Thanks for the flowers :-)
Haha, I thought of someone outside of cctalk...!
But.. you're welcome
Philipp Hachtmann wrote:
>
> > I don't have a problem with your arduino related point of view,
> :)
>
> > but I'm
> > sure you never heard from the push and shove router that kicad implements?
> I admit: you're right.
>
> > (take a look at youtube!)
> > If you have used it once, egale would
I am so sorry that I use Eagle!
Please let us stop this discussion. It's just a tool. And KiCAD is
another tool. I currently use Eagle and that's it.
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