The LCM has some of stuff (a Zenith Z150 PC computer, including monitor and an early paged memory expansion that I installed, a couple of Apple IIc computers and monitors, a printer, but probably more important, a bunch of original MS-DOS software diskettes and manuals from the mid-1980s to the mid-1990s (including several versions of MS-DOS, FORTRAN, MS Word for DOS, an early version of Lotus-123, and other earlier software) that I used to complete my doctoral degree and first start my college teaching position.
But I understood at the time that Paul's LCM was actually "buying" my computer stuff, as they reached out to me in interest to acquire the entire lot of materials (after I had emailed an availability list to this very same cctalk group) and accepted the prices I requested without question as I recall, plus I was reimbursed for all shipping costs. And so I interpreted the transaction at the time that I no longer had rights (other than visitation rights should I ever visited Seattle) to these items.
I may be unclear in my understanding from the time, but at the same time none of what the LCM received from me was so rare or unique as to my wanting to ever request it back again. I was thankful at the time that I had a place for this computer stuff to go. I would be sad, however, if any of it might be now in a dumpster or landfill, or has been sold to someone else, and so I guess I also don't want to hear that news either way.
Kevin Anderson
Dubuque, Iowa
The LCM has some of stuff (a Zenith Z150 PC computer, including monitor and an early paged memory expansion that I installed, a couple of Apple IIc computers and monitors, a printer, but probably more important, a bunch of original MS-DOS software diskettes and manuals from the mid-1980s to the mid-1990s (including several versions of MS-DOS, FORTRAN, MS Word for DOS, an early version of Lotus-123, and other earlier software) that I used to complete my doctoral degree and first start my college teaching position.
But I understood at the time that Paul's LCM was actually "buying" my computer stuff, as they reached out to me in interest to acquire the entire lot of materials (after I had emailed an availability list to this very same cctalk group) and accepted the prices I requested without question as I recall, plus I was reimbursed for all shipping costs. And so I interpreted the transaction at the time that I no longer had rights (other than visitation rights should I ever visited Seattle) to these items.
I may be unclear in my understanding from the time, but at the same time none of what the LCM received from me was so rare or unique as to my wanting to ever request it back again. I was thankful at the time that I had a place for this computer stuff to go. I would be sad, however, if any of it might be now in a dumpster or landfill, or has been sold to someone else, and so I guess I also don't want to hear that news either way.
Kevin Anderson
Dubuque, Iowa
Hi,
Does anyone have a copy of DAEMON Tools Ultra 4.x install file(s)?
I just purchased a lifetime license based on the documentation on their
site. The problem is that they don't have 4.x available for download.
I just need the install files and I'll use my personal license.
N.B. I need this to work on an ancient Windows XP system that I'm
messing with as part of retro computing.
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Grant. . . .
unix || die
Hi list
A relative is selling these Macs in Victoria, Australia:
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/204136123378
Hoping they can find a good home.
--Toby
PS. Sorry if posted twice, I am in the middle of changing my email
address to toby -at- telegraphics dot net
I've been trying to do a little work on the RDI BriteLite IPX I have here, but
when it runs more than a few minutes the LCD just blanks out white. The machine
seems to still respond to commands, so it seems like it's something with the
display hardware. Even powered off and back on it won't go back to normal until
I let it sit for awhile.
I suspect heat is part of the issue and it certainly feels warm; there are two
loud cooling fans inside, but with the case off and checking airflow the fans
do seem to be working. Having the case off doesn't make the display any happier
though. One fan is in the power supply and another fan is in the (LCD?)
inverter board. Finger-checking large chips while in operation doesn't burn the
skin.
Anyone familiar with this issue? I suppose I could look for a SPARCstation IPX
to take the motherboard out of and replace this one with it, but it seems more
like the problem is in the display, which is a custom part.
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All,
I've been looking for a Kinetics or Shiva FastPath 4 or 5 for a while, without luck. Don't know why I didn't think to ask on the various lists! If anyone has one they'd like to part with, let me know off-list.
Thanks,
Jonathan
Hello all,
Is there anyone out there that would be prepared to tackle restoring
a couple of IBM 010 card punches functionally and cosmetically?
This is a paying job!
These are the small tabletop units.
One is manual: https://flic.kr/p/2nVAJeg
The other is motorised: https://flic.kr/p/2nVB8Pa
They are apparently complete but will need cleaning, repainting and
adjusting, and whatever you can do with the key-tops.
The manual one was used by the current owner in 1962 so has some
sentimental value!
They are in the USA but we can get them to you wherever you are.
If you know of anyone who might be interested then feel free to
forward this email.
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Lawrence Wilkinson lawrence(a)ljw.me.uk
The IBM 360/30 page http://www.ljw.me.uk/ibm360