test-drb November 2006

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by alhartman＠yahoo.com

Let's not. Since it was an unintentional spelling error, as opposed to a non-word. Al cctalk-request at classiccmp.org wrote: > Excellent. Let's talk about "depricate." > > > > Peace, > > Warren E. Wolfe > wizard at voyager.net

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by aek＠bitsavers.org

> So its not granting it carte > blanche for every person, but it is good news for those of us who run > actual museums or archives. What museum/archive are you associated with? "csd.uwm.edu" would be the Computing Services Division of the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, where I worked in the early 80's. At least back then, there was no archive associated with CSD. --al (Software Curator, Computer History Museum)

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wtd - pc tech journals

by chrism3667＠yahoo.com

86 and prior. I have some from 86-87, so trades are also of interest. And if anyone (even Pat ;) should need an issue or article, cram it! LOL LOL only kidding ____________________________________________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Everyone is raving about the all-new Yahoo! Mail beta. http://new.mail.yahoo.com

19 years

On.T. Pionex P1-200MMX system tower , needs a new home. Actual shipping + $8.00 for effort and materials.

by whdawson＠nidhog.net

<lurk off> Before I offer this on the local Freecycle maybe there's someone here that would want it. Solidly built and has lots of expandability, a very well laid out Wintel box. Lots of room. Currently running Windows 95 OSR2B and has passed memtest, very stable & very clean. According to the current rules this is OnT. If I offend anyone, please accept my apologies. I don't want to start a war, I only want a fellow collector to have this "classic" machine, if wanted. I just don't have any more room and can't stash it away. Those of you that have been here know what I mean. Motherboard is a BioStar MP-8500TVG with i430VX chipset (Details can be found on archive.org (wayback machine)). Can take AMI, Cyrix and Intel processors. Also will take a P1-233MMX. AMI BIOS (TVG0819 1995) 51-0819-001223-00111111-071595-82430VX-H (nice BIOS) 4 PCI slots, 4 ISA slots. 2 USB ports 2 serial, 1 parallel. 3GB hard drive, IDE (1.36 GB free) 2 empty 3-1/2 hard drive bays! 1 CDROM, unknown speed, IDE Standard 3-1/2 1.2MB floppy drive. 3 empty 5-1/4 bays! Pentium 200MMX (Socket 7) 512K L2 cache (verified with cachechk) 32MB memory (2x16 pin 72 pin). There are 2 more empty 72 pin memory sockets and 2 168 pin sockets. Mix and match is OK, I tried it and it works (with older non SPD chip 168 pin memory). Also takes EDO. S3 Virge PCI video Ensonique PCI sound 200W Bestec power supply. Various software applications of the Win95 Era and a few newer (of the Orifice 2K persuasion) others. RingCentral 4.0: Phone Answering Machine application with mailboxes and Faxing software (sorry, I'm likely keeping the installed ViVa 56LC-SM modem, but the this application should work with any voice modem if you want to use this box as an answering machine. A few cheap-bottle-of-wine $s would convince me to leave the ViVa modem in). I'm in Washington, PA, zip code 15301. Pick up to save shipping and effort costs is OK. Email me directly if interested at pionex_at_ss-50_dot_com. Regards, Bill http://www.swtpc.com </lurk off> -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

19 years

Happy Thanksgiving!

by ploopster＠gmail.com

To all of those in the US, happy Thanksgiving. To all of those not in the US, please forgive the waste of bandwidth. 8-) Peace... Sridhar

19 years

sanyo lat-200a

by fa475919＠skynet.be

Well, Tony, that probably is a good question, but honestly I do not know for sure. My own guess is also that this particular card worked for the crashed harddrive only... The card consists out of 2 rather big main processors from what I can tell : - SMS OMTI 20516B (84 pins) - SMS OMTI 20513 (84 pins) And then some other smaller components from: - SMS OMTI J20527C - ZILOG Z86C9112VSC All other components are pretty much mainstream Mhz-crystals and small diodes/resistors The board is about the size of half a CD-box and has no power connection, only the 50 pins cable from the motherboard and the 26 pins cable to the harddrive... Greetz

19 years

Happy Thanksgiving!

by cheri-post＠web.de

Well, what about the Americans who live outside the US ? ;-) Pierre > > To all of those in the US, happy Thanksgiving. > > To all of those not in the US, please forgive the waste of bandwidth. 8-) > > Peace... Sridhar _______________________________________________________________________ Viren-Scan f?r Ihren PC! Jetzt f?r jeden. Sofort, online und kostenlos. Gleich testen! http://www.pc-sicherheit.web.de/freescan/?mc=022222

19 years

"Teletype magnetic tape unit"?

by aliensrcooluk＠yahoo.co.uk

--- Richard <legalize at xmission.com> wrote: > What the heck is this thing, anyone know? > > <http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ite m=320053338394&ssPageName=ADME:B:SS:US:1> > > -- I don't think anyone else has replied yet, but a quick google search for "Teletype Model 40" found this amongst others. It looks to be correct (see the last pic on the page). http://www.baudot.net/teletype/M40.htm Regards, Andrew B aliensrcooluk at yahoo.co.uk

19 years

Classiccmp in NZ (was Re: Happy Thanksgiving!)

by chrism3667＠yahoo.com

o thats right pengies live in the n.hemisphere. But with all this talk of global warming, perhaps a few will move in before long... --- cctalk-bounces at classiccmp.org <ethan.dicks at gmail.com> wrote: > On 11/24/06, Chris M <chrism3667 at yahoo.com> wrote: > > off the ice as in S.Pole? Crikeys mate you must be > > having the time! Smack a penguin for me, ay? ;) > > Yes... off the Ice as in South Pole. > > No penguins there... nothing to eat at the Pole (nearest water is > hundreds of miles away). They are too smart to go there; humans > aren't. ;-) > > -ethan ____________________________________________________________________________________ Cheap talk? Check out Yahoo! Messenger's low PC-to-Phone call rates. http://voice.yahoo.com

19 years

FPGAs, unobtanium and FPJ11s

by bqt＠softjar.se

Gordon JC Pearce <gordon at gjcp.net> skrev: > > The thought occurred to me that it might be nice to have the > floating-point option in my PDP-11/73. Since I haven't got one, and > don't fancy paying the $500 or so that some online sellers seem to be > asking (do they really expect to sell *any*, never mind at that price?), > I was wondering how easy it would be to implement in an FPGA as was > discussed at length earlier in the week. > > Feasible, or a complete waste of time? Presumably I'd need software > written to make use of the floating-point hardware anyway... > > Gordon. Can't really answer your primary question, but to fill in some information for you, the FPA for the J11 is an *accelerator* (hence FPA, and not FPP). It will not add any instructions to the CPU. The J11 already implements all the instructions of the FP11. What the FPA do is speed them up. And software wise, there is plenty of software that uses the FP11 instructions. Mostly high level languages, though. Johnny

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test-drb November 2006