I got a Apple cube here as part of a larger haul, at some point someone
placed a bit of tape on the clear polycarbonate case, the tape is long
gone but the yellow glue remains.
Am unsure about the hardness of it, if I could use sugar cubes to
rub it off, anyone knows a scratch free way to get it off ?
Regards
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Jacob Dahl Pind | telefisk.org | fidonet 2:230/38.8
Like many, I used an HP 2000 TSB system in high school to first learn
about programming. Wanting to learn more than just BASIC, I soon
discovered there was a program on the system that let you write and run
FORTRAN programs. All these years later I can't remember anything more
than that and haven't seen anything more on it since then until recently.
While clearing out my storage space I came across an old binder with a
photocopy of a manual. Looking though it I soon realized it was from my
high school computer class and described the system for running FORTRAN.
So now I have a name at least and a copy of a manual, but haven't yet
found anything more and hope that someone here might be able to shine
some light and supply more about it.
The manual says it was known as OSMI 2000 FORTRAN and was a "series of
programs written in the BASIC language which run short FORTRAN programs"
on an HP 2000 BASIC system. Anyone heard of this before?
Thanks.
David Williams
www.trailingedge.com
Last week, Ken Gielow passed away. He was the author of the Z80DIS
disassembler,
which was both interactive and used a form of "artificial intelligence" to
cleverly disassemble Z80 code.
I have numerous requests for pickup.
What is the most fair way dealing with this? First come first serve?
I need to have removed by Christmas.
>From memory, I can state what is in the photos.
1 - Alphaserver DS20E
1 - Alphaserver DS20
1 - Alphaserver 1000
1 - Alphaserver 1000A
2 - Compaq XP1000
1 - Alphaserver 1200
1 - Alphaserver 400
4 - non functional Decserver 700's ( bad ps)
2 - Decstation 500
2 - Alpha PC workstation
TZ series tape inits
BA 350 series drive racks
I also have VMS CD media and maybe True64
Call me at 7-2-4-9-9-1-6-9-8-3
Did the 4004 chip start our interest in microcomputing? It is 50 today.
Classic computing begins earlier but for the masses, if they could be
called that in the early seventies, this was it. I hesitate in calling it
the first microprocessor as pc'ers will object.
Happy computing all.
Murray ?
Hi all
Trying to get rid of some boxes of ephemera, including this one:
https://imgur.com/a/dm1vR
Note that the software media is not included.
Location: Toronto Canada
--Toby
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It certainly didn't have market penetration in USA!
I did once have, and implemented in XenoCopy, a sample disk from an Okidata if800 model 20, which seemed to be the same as a BMC if800 model 20 (if one more alternate name might help you find information). I hadn't heard the Sumicom badging.
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I also had a disk for Oki (don't know if same model) with the Microsoft Stand-Alone BASIC, instead of CP/M.
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Unfortunately, the model 20 was a different architecture all together. I have begun looking into Japanese museums. Maybe there is more documentation and data in its country of origin.
We were cleaning the basement yesterday and I came across some Xerox stuff from the 1980's. For the 860 there
are program listings and disk format documentation. For the 820 I have BIOS listings and service manuals for
the monitor they used.
Ny company happened to work with RX here in Finland and I wrote routines to convert from X860 to WordPerfect.
Also from the typewriters.
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Med v?nlig h?lsning
Anders Gustafsson, ingenj?r
anders.gustafsson at pedago.fi | Support +358 18 12060 | Direkt +358 9 315 45 121 | Mobil +358 40506 7099
Pedago interaktiv ab, Nygatan 7 B , AX-22100 MARIEHAMN, ?LAND, FINLAND
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Subject: Re: Does anybody have documentation or know about the OKI IF800/300 a.k.a. Sumicom System 830
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very quiet today on here
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From: Fred Cisin , General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts
Sent: Nov 11, 2021 1:25 PM
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Subject: Re: Does anybody have documentation or know about the OKI IF800/300 a.k.a. Sumicom System 830
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On Thu, 11 Nov 2021, pleasefixthisbrick via cctech wrote:
> I seem to have the only one in America, and I am trying to find documentation > on it.? I have already backed up ROM's and it's custom CP/M build.?? I am > looking for in depth documentation that I can reference to get this machine > functioning and accessible online.? Hoping to set up a BBS on it.
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It certainly didn't have market penetration in USA!
I did once have, and implemented in XenoCopy, a sample disk from an Okidata if800 model 20, which seemed to be the same as a BMC if800 model 20 (if one more alternate name might help you find information). I hadn't heard the Sumicom badging.
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I also had a disk for Oki (don't know if same model) with the Microsoft Stand-Alone BASIC, instead of CP/M.
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Grumpy Ol' Fred cisin at xenosoft.com
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