Appendix D in the 003 rev of the /24 TM has the details of the -YA..
Found it. Board is also now working, and I'm selling one of them on
Ebay. I don't need 4 11/24 CPUs (why do I have these?) Anyway once
things are up I'll swap a KEF11 and a CIS chipset onto the 24 to bring
it to full power
> From: Chris Zach
> The last board is a new style 11/24 and it doesn't do anything but it
> does have three switch packs. So I just need to find the manual for it
Appendix D in the 003 rev of the /24 TM has the details of the -YA..
> In the meantime the UNIBUS problem also
On Sun, Oct 25, 2020 at 9:01 PM Chris Zach via cctalk
wrote:
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> Isn't UNIBUS simple! Sorry, Q-Bus doesn't need a terminator, doesn't
> have weird DMA stuff, and if you really need to put a card on a
> particular side you can always grab a DLV11 (everyone has these) and use
> it as a spacer.
On 10/25/20 8:01 PM, Chris Zach via cctalk wrote:
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Question: Can an RX02 boot an RX01 floppy formatted single density
with the DY: driver? Can it read an RX02 floppy in one drive and an
RX01 floppy in the other or do you have to set the switches and use
the right controller card (that
Ok, so now the three old style 11/24 CPU boards seem to be working. Ish.
The problem with the processor boards turned out to be the switches: On
my original 11/24 board it would work only at 19200. This is because the
switch pack is dirty and the contacts ain't working.
Solution: Spray 95%
