hi guys,
great info on the rounds here.
btw i happend to find an old comp, i fig must be
atleast 15-20yrs old. i fig that it has a NECV30
(similar to 8088) i guess.
no idea if its still in workin cond. i tried checkin,
the powersupply's alright, and the power reaches the
processor and the other chips. the bios chip is on
board (andi doubt that's the trouble maker)
can somebody tellme where ican find some info on
manual bootstrapping it.
the monoc monitor that came with it does not work, so
how do i proceed. i hv my hols now and would like to
work on it.
tu
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Hi All,
It looks like I might have some PDP-11/23 (and/or 73) systems
available soon. Given their weight, pickup is preferred, as
I will NOT drag em to the post office.
These are complete system, not just the CPU's.
If interested, drop me a line off-list. Location is SAN
GABRIEL, CA, which is just south of Los Angeles.
There's also two LA120 DECwriter III's.
Cheers,
Fred
--
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Visit the VAXlab Project at http://VAXlab.pdp11.nl/
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Email: waltje(a)pdp11.nl BUSSUM, THE NETHERLANDS / Mountain View, CA, USA
Went scrounging yesterday and found a small plastic box of what looks
like HP disk drive test/alignment accessories. Parts include 07905-60049,
07905-60039, 5061-1386, 07920-60030 and 07920-62421. Anybody need this
stuff? The box is filled with that old self-disintegrating foam so the
stuff will need to be cleaned up but it looks like it's in very good
condition (the box is in rough shape).
Joe
I found EK-KDJ1A-UG-001 "KDJ11-A CPU Module User's Guide,"
which might help, because unless my memory fails me, the KDJ
= 11/73.
I didn't immediately find power-up codes in it -- probably
because something like MXV11-B2 or other ROM set issues the
codes.
If I can find an MXV11 doc, I'll post a message. I used to
have one.
Contact me if you want the KDJ11 manual.
runtime(a)wzrd.com
DM
>From: Mike Kenzie <kenziem(a)sympatico.ca>
>Subject: Re: Apple IIe ROM
>Does anyone know of a reference that might list ALL the ROMs produced for
the IIe?
No list - but if you happen to find an Apple IIe with the text " Apple //f "
on the startup screen, you might have found my old Apple - for which my
dealer made me a personalized ROM.
Besides that small gadget, the code that overwrites some memory locations
when the reset key is hit, was nopped in the new ROM.
Regards,
Freek Heite.
Does anyone have a list of the part numbers and brands of the various
toggle and paddle switches used on the various computers? Or better yet,
close up pictures of the switches? I find lots of surplus equipment with
nice toggle and paddle switches and I keep wondering if they're the same as
those used on any of the collectible computers and if I should pull the
switches and save them.
Joe
