On 20/09/2017 17:30, Ulrich Tagge via cctalk wrote:
Hi Rod,
I have not the chance to go into the basement before Weekend, but have
document the installation here:
http://www.pdp-11.de/index.php/pdp-11/rt11-5-4g-installation/
My 11/84 have the KDJ11-B (m8190).
Vielen Dank am interessantes
EEEK! bad cell phone typing!
OK anyway I was under the assumption that the hp keys would have a
certain number on them depending on what they fit?
If I am wrong then unless I have a photo this group of old keys
will be of no use.
Just a thought. Ed#
In a message da
I dunno what all thathe means I am offering to
.look thru shoe box of keys I Ave one if the thin mx processors do not
temember what number but I know Keyes not in it... I used to come home after a
hard day with computers and if I had weird keys 30 plus years ago they went
into a box or plastic
If we can id the Chicago double-sided key Mike _does_ need, I can
probably make it.
The CCL 4T1427 key, which is NOT what Mike needs, would be cut on an
Ilco S1003A blank, cuts 1427 bow-to-tip.
The CAT99 key I see referenced in the list archives (might open a cab
back door) would be on an Ilco S1
I need a key number... do you have that jay?
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On Wednesday, September 20, 2017 Mike Loewen via cctalk
wrote:
The key is for this switch on the front panel of the 2108A:
http://q7.neurotica.com/Oldtech/HP/2108A/HP2108A-8L.jpg
Mike Loewen m
Hi Rod,
I have not the chance to go into the basement before Weekend, but have
document the installation here:
http://www.pdp-11.de/index.php/pdp-11/rt11-5-4g-installation/
My 11/84 have the KDJ11-B (m8190).
Many Greetings
Ulrich
Hi Rod,
I missed this in my last reply.
You can also verify the Bootstrap code placed in the KDJ11 EEPROM, maybe
there is an error in.
Many Greetings
Ulrich
The key is for this switch on the front panel of the 2108A:
http://q7.neurotica.com/Oldtech/HP/2108A/HP2108A-8L.jpg
Mike Loewen mloe...@cpumagic.scol.pa.us
Old Technology http://q7.neurotica.com/Oldtech/
On Thu, 21 Sep 2017, Ed Sharpe vi
what is the key# does mike need???
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On Wednesday, September 20, 2017 Jay West via cctalk
wrote:
No, that key won't work. The one Mike is looking for is dual sided key and
controls a switch (off, on, standby, etc.). Yours the key is just a latch.
I had a ton of tho
I've been interviewing people who used the Alto in various scenarios
(system devs, app devs, non-expert users) and NO ONE used the keyset. It's
fascinating historically, but in part because of its apparent irrelevancy.
-- Ian
On Wed, Sep 20, 2017 at 1:21 AM, CuriousMarc via cctalk <
cctalk@class
No, that key won't work. The one Mike is looking for is dual sided key and
controls a switch (off, on, standby, etc.). Yours the key is just a latch.
I had a ton of those A machines, but guess I traded them all off. Wouldn't
surprise me, I standardized on the newer power supplies and E-serie
Well, I don't think you checked with *this* Jay. ;)
Would the key from an HP 2112B likely work? It looks very much like the
2108A, just a tad larger (more cards).I have an HP 2112B, and it has
its key.
See a photo at :
http://webpages.charter.net/thecomputercollection/hp/hp2112b.htm
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onsdag 20 september 2017 skrev Rod Smallwood via cctalk <
cctalk@classiccmp.org
>:
>
> I installed the RX01 Unibus adapter in slot 5
>
> Then replaced the slot 5 NPG jumper (RX01 is not DMA) They are underneath
> the motherboard on an 11/94
>
> Next I connected up the RX01 and used original DEC R
On 2017-09-18 12:48, Camiel Vanderhoeven via cctech wrote:
So, I¹m in the market for an SMD drive. It has to be one of the following
four types though:
* Fujitsu M2351 (Eagle)
* CDC 9766
* NEC D2352
* NEC D2363
And I¹d prefer it to be located somewhere in continental Europe (even
better if it¹s
On 9/20/17, 10:37 AM, "emanuel stiebler" wrote:
>On 2017-09-18 12:48, Camiel Vanderhoeven via cctech wrote:
>
>> So, I¹m in the market for an SMD drive. It has to be one of the
>>following
>> four types though:
>> * Fujitsu M2351 (Eagle)
>> * CDC 9766
>> * NEC D2352
>> * NEC D2363
>>
>> And I¹d
I installed the RX01 Unibus adapter in slot 5
Then replaced the slot 5 NPG jumper (RX01 is not DMA) They are
underneath the motherboard on an 11/94
Next I connected up the RX01 and used original DEC RT-11 v5.4 RX01
distribution disks.
Then turned on and tried to boot DX.
Same result it s
Hi Rod,
I had an similar issue, when trying to boot a RX02 Disk created on my
/84 on a /34a.
Have bypassed this and have installed a fresh RT11, but had no time to
figure out the problem.
Would it of interest for you, to get RX02 Images (PDP11GUI) of my RT-11
V5.4 G Distribution Set? With them
Hi
1. The complete RX02 with cable and disk (initialized and
system copied /boot to it) boots the 11/73 on an RX02 controller so mode
is correct.
2. The 11/94 boot menu allows you to choose DY0 or DY1 and
both have been tried after moving the floppy of course.
3.
Hi Rod,
I'm sure you are aware about, ... the /94 have a MDM card/module, where
you can set the NPG jumper via switches. Is this set correct for all the
slots, no mismatch in counting the small switches?
Have you checked the flat ribbon cable - I had much fun with damaged cables?
Have you trie
2017-09-20 11:58 GMT+02:00 Rod Smallwood via cctalk :
> Well I did get the 11/73 booted from RX50 floppy on an RQDX3.
>
> I then went on to get a SCSI (DEC DSP5200) Hard Drive on a CQD220 booting
> and running RT-11 V5.4.
>
> In the process I established that I have a good working RX01 and a good
Well I did get the 11/73 booted from RX50 floppy on an RQDX3.
I then went on to get a SCSI (DEC DSP5200) Hard Drive on a CQD220
booting and running RT-11 V5.4.
In the process I established that I have a good working RX01 and a good
working RX02 that both boot RT-11 V5.4 from 8 inch Floppy.
I see you have the same problem as I did encounter: a rusting shaft that binds
the keys together... I agree, they really spent big $ for production level
tooling (and industrial design and engineering) to make the chordset, it is
quite impressive.
Marc
On Sep 16, 2017, at 1:58 PM, Al Kossow v
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