R. D. Davis wrote:
  I've got a VAXstation 2000 with SCSI; I think
it's running ULTRIX. 
Nice... wish I had a copy of Ultrix for the VAXstaton 3100 M38 here.
It's got 32mb of memory and a DEC DSP3105 (RZ27? 1.05gb) as the boot
disk and 100mb as a second disk.   It's got dual SCSI busses and the
8 plane color graphics option which I'm driving a DEC mono monitor.
(VR265?).
  Perhaps I should order the hobbyist VMS distribution,
put a different
 hard drive in the system, attach a CD-ROM to it (will any SCSI CD-ROM
 drive work?), and install VMS.  Could I then do a backup to SCSI tape
 over DECnet?  Is there much of an advantage to upgrading to OpenVMS
 from VAX/VMS 5.5? 
The hobbyist version has a ton of layered products and the security
on 7.2 seems pretty good compared with 5.5.  It is a lot bigger and
slower than 11/780's running 3.6 -- I can tell you.
But I've got DECnet, TCP/IP and all the languages getting loaded right
now.
I've also got another VAXstation 3100 M38 with 16mb I'd be looking
to part with soon -- but the ethernet switch between thick and thin net
is cracked and half missing.
If anyone's interested in it let me know...
Bill
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