On 1/21/19 5:08 PM, Jesse Dougherty via cctech wrote:
Cypress Technology, Inc.
I know that I've seen a number of for sale emails on cctalk, but I think
they were all from individuals. I don't recall seeing a business
blatantly advertise on cctalk.
I feel like such an advertisement is
Cypress Technology, Inc. is a HP hardware vendor specializing in selling
and supporting Hewlett-Packard HP 3000 (MPE/iX), 9000, and Itanium
(HP-UX) servers, workstations, parts, and all related peripherals. We
offer HP hardware from the early 1990's to the current date.
We offer but are not
Looking to track down an old HP 1000 series A900, A700, A600, A400
board. Its a 12042B Serial Interface board aka 5061-4941 or 5061-4919.
If anyone has one that they want to part with, feel free to contact me.
Thanks
Jesse Dougherty
Cypress Technology, Inc.
Re-Sellers of HP hardware
jesse (at)
> On Jan 21, 2019, at 8:35 AM, Noel Chiappa wrote:
>
>> Even better, it claims to be able to control whether the memory uses odd
>> or even parity! (How, for UNIBUS memory, I don't know - there's no way to do
>> this over the UNIBUS.
>
> So this really confused me... The answer is...
Super
Hi Mark,
On Sun, Jan 20, 2019, at 2:46 PM, msw--- via cctalk wrote:
> I have these two in unused condition (the paper inside is a little yellowed
> but apart from that looks new) including cassettes.
>
> Cat no: 26-3839 & 26-3823
>
> Ten pound including postage as paypal gift - not asking a
> Even better, it claims to be able to control whether the memory uses odd
> or even parity! (How, for UNIBUS memory, I don't know - there's no way to
do
> this over the UNIBUS.
So this really confused me, as the UNIBUS spec says parity is wholly within
the slave device, and only an
On Sun, 2019-01-20 15:20:22 +, Bill Gunshannon via cctalk
wrote:
> Bummer time I turned on my VXT2000+ today and after about
> 5 minutes there was a "pop" and a small puff of smoke from
> the power supply. No smell like you get from a selenium diode
> or other semiconductor. Now, the
