Hi Friends,
Micro fiche scans of the PDP-11 XXDP listings are online now:
http://files.retrocmp.com/fichescanner/bitsavers/pdf/dec/pdp11/microfiche/Diagnostic_Program_Listings/
You can insert this into your bitsaver mirror tree with
$ cd
$ wget --recursive --level 0 --no-host-directories --cut
Ken Gielow sold his Z80DIS (Z80 disassembler) for CP/M 80 as shareware ($20)
thru his Butler, PA firm (SLR Systems), until the end of the 1980s.
I left Slippery Rock (just north of Butler) in the summer 1983 (about time of
release).
—
Info World, October 24, 1983
Software Review by Steve Mann
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Michael Kerpan wrote:
> (See the sad fate of the Living Computer Museum, which was killed by
> its new owners as soon as COVID gave them an excuse to do so)
It's not killed. It's still there, but not open to the public. They
continue to offer remote access to vintage systems. Some are now
runni
On 11/19/21 6:33 PM, Steve Malikoff via cctalk wrote:
> Michael asked
>> What are we, as a community, to do to fix this and make sure that our
>> history stays peserved and isn't one bad day away from vanishing.
>
> Whenever some new vintage computing page appears I go to archive.org and
> submit
iror everything guys make copies and stash
On Fri, Nov 19, 2021 at 8:34 PM Steve Malikoff via cctalk <
cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote:
> Michael asked
> > What are we, as a community, to do to fix this and make sure that our
> > history stays peserved and isn't one bad day away from vanishing.
>
>
http://media.bizj.us/view/archive/phoenix/pdf/CIOs%202012%20Final.pdf
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Michael asked
> What are we, as a community, to do to fix this and make sure that our
> history stays peserved and isn't one bad day away from vanishing.
Whenever some new vintage computing page appears I go to archive.org and submit
the
URL to them for the wayback machine. Often they've crawled
New owners of LCM? I thought Vulcan was the owner all along?
Ian
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> On Nov 19, 2021, at 6:21 PM, Michael Kerpan via cctalk
> wrote:
>
> or ends up
> dying without having made proper arrangements (See the sad fate of the
> Living Computer Museum, which was killed by its n
The recent discussion of the sudden disappearance of DtCyber and the
various classic CDC software to run on it from the Internet has got me
thinking about just how precarious so much of computer history is in. So
much of what's out there online (and in person) today is at risk just
vanishing if who
Ed,
Maybe you could take a vacation to Oregon and meet up with Keven
Miller and get him to convert your tapes to SIMH format for you while
you watch and then wipe any intermediate storage to your satisfaction.
Or just come up with some sort of non-disclosure agreement that would
meet your requirem
No. Jay thought answered this missing disk. A. Hp 2883 20meg 10 platter high
nice glass top could see heads going in and out. Fun! Also had 2884 slave
drive to it. Google hp2000 and smecc for old pix from the 80s.
Would not start up machines unless I had spare 2100 processor.
System is on a
Heh! Now that I have calmed down..I do wish I had kept a separate dump of
just bbs systems. For 2000 and 3000. And the multi user space war game.
Actually the 3000 full volume of everything I ever did or said was discovered
in the garage at home 1 year or maybe more back.
The 800 bpi tape
AH NO! JAY! To compare Jay.. it was like if our system was your cell phone
your pcs and your business computer contents all in one system.
I doubt you would release that into public hands.
I used our 2000 and 3000. As my personal. PC Jay! Letters to my family. Notes
to myself... poetry...
Jay have a tape drive. On the system... missing the disk. Some how we lost the
2883 and 2884 drive during business shutdown in 1993. Currently the 2 Bay
system sits under glass with a grouping of other early and 80s era HP PC
product line.
YEA I WOULD WANT TO HAVE ON HAND AN EXTRA PROCESSE
Ed wrote...
It is solved when I have a tape drive at our physical location to restore our
tapes to our system buy US.
Perhaps in the interest of saving history for everyone else, you could meet in
the middle (figuratively) with a less inward-looking mentality?
Unless you're fi
Yep if is says omsi fortran you are the lucky holder if a copy of it!
Congrats!;Ed#
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On Fri, Nov 19, 2021 at 1:39 PM, Bob brown via cctalk
wrote: It looks like I may have the OMNI fortran on "mickey", my publicly
accessible hp2000 tsb system emu
It is solved when I have a tape drive at our physical location to restore our
tapes to our system buy US.
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On Fri, Nov 19, 2021 at 12:27 PM, Stan Sieler wrote: Ed
writes: ?If? we? ever? ?get? a? way? to? read? tapes? ? for? the? 2000 and?
3000?
On 11/17/2021 8:49 PM, Al Kossow via cctalk wrote:
On 11/17/21 3:10 PM, Glen Slick via cctalk wrote:
Disk images have been sent to Al. I assume he will eventually upload
them to Bitsavers when he has time to do so...
uploaded to
http://bitsavers.org/bits/DEC/pdp11/floppyimages/RT11-V05.01.Z
On 11/19/2021 2:39 PM, bbrown...@comcast.net wrote:
It looks like I may have the OMNI fortran on "mickey", my publicly accessible
hp2000 tsb system emulation.
telnet to mickey.publicvm.com
ctl-J, ctl-m till you get PLEASE LOG IN
HEL-T001,HP2000,1
I see some kind of cobol on the system library
I think that at least part (maybe all) of the CSL hp2100 assembler might be on
my public mickey hp2000 system.
I see, for example, a program in the system library called ASMB
Which is listed as HPASMB, HP 36806A ASMB part 4 of 4...
Could this be part of what you are looking for?
-Bob
-Orig
It looks like I may have the OMNI fortran on "mickey", my publicly accessible
hp2000 tsb system emulation.
telnet to mickey.publicvm.com
ctl-J, ctl-m till you get PLEASE LOG IN
HEL-T001,HP2000,1
I see some kind of cobol on the system library which may or may not be the
cobol that was being tal
Ed writes:
?If? we? ever? ?get? a? way? to? read? tapes? ? for? the? 2000 and? 3000?
Well, we can "read" tapes for the HP 3000, and restore the files from HP
3000 backup tapes ... via Allegro Consultant's "ROSETTA STORE" product (of
which I'm the primary author).
I'm happy to restore some file
I saw the recent posts on IEEE-488 on the PDP-11, and Christian's post on
his Commodore GPIB floppy drive connection to the Tektronix 4051.
I have been working for a couple of years on a GPIB/IEEE-488 Flash Drive
for the Tektronix 4051, 4052 and 4054 computers, and am getting close to
completion.
On 11/19/2021 11:41 AM, ED SHARPE wrote:
Trying to remembrr how many pages it was?
Looking through what I have here I'm finding out this is actually more
than one manual. Looks like three so far with each being between about
40-50 pages (single sided photocopies).
First part is just labeled
Anyone have the manual for the Amiga software Broadcast Titler 2?
If so, can I scan it and return it to you?
Thanks
- Ethan
--
: Ethan O'Toole
Yea I do remember hearing of the cobol. We never had that that.
The OMSI FORTRAN did work nut wecwere surecglad when we got the HP3000. with
REAL FORTRAN ON IT!
NOTE NONE OF THE OMSI PROGRAMS WERE. NOT PART OF THE HP CONTRIBUTED LIBBARY.
Ed#
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Trying to remembrr how many pages it was?Ed#
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On Fri, Nov 19, 2021 at 9:06 AM, David Williams via
cctalk wrote:
On 11/19/2021 2:35 AM, ED SHARPE via cctalk wrote:
> if you are not going to keep the manual we would love it for the SMECC
>mu
Hello everyone;
The HP 3056DL was a datalogger consisting of an HP3421 and an HP85B; I
bought one many years ago and that's how I got my HP85B and one of my
HP3421's. I never restored the tape drive since I had an HP9121 floppy
drive available early on (I still have it but it is in need of rep
There was no internet software in the Update file I found.
Rich
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==
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r...@sky-visions.com
http://sky-visions.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richard-cornwell-991076107
==
On 11/19/21 5:25 AM, Richard Cornwell via cctalk wrote:
> Hi Andrew,
>
> As the one who discovered Scope 3.0+ source I still have images.
> Note this is a build from source not a original image.
>
SCOPE 3.0+ covers an enormous range of distributions. SCOPE 3.1.6 (my
goto source for sev
On 11/19/2021 2:35 AM, ED SHARPE via cctalk wrote:
if you are not going to keep the manual we would love it for the SMECC
museum's HP section in our Museum Project here in AZ. i can be reached at
couryho...@aol.com
Keep in mind it is not the actual manual itself but a photocop
On 11/19/2021 7:30 AM, jwest--- via cctalk wrote:
I still have a few hp2000 systems running. I haven't seen the fortran one yet
but would be surprised if it wasn't on one of my HIB tapes. But I do remember
having this on the HP2K systems I used in high school. There was also a free
contributed
> rom: Paul Koning
> WD-40 is a good solvent to use for adhesives stuck to plastic. It's
> unlikely to hurt the plastic but it will soften the glue.
My go-to solvent for non-ionized glue residues (use water for ionized) on all
sorts of materials has been, for many years, mineral spiri
Some ARPANET hosts were running SCOPE. Is there any ARPANET software
that has been preserved?
Hi Andrew,
As the one who discovered Scope 3.0+ source I still have images.
Note this is a build from source not a original image.
Rich
--
==
Richard Cornwell
r...@sky-visions.com
http://sky-visions.com
LinkedIn: h
David wrote...
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?
I still have a
On Thu, 18 Nov 2021, Zane Healy via cctalk wrote:
On Nov 18, 2021, at 6:37 AM, Mike Katz via cctalk wrote:
This is a great question, it applies not just to the Cube, but to any Apple
system of that vintage.
Plastics preservation is a huge topic, the art museums have alot of
experience
On Thu, 18 Nov 2021, Peter Corlett via cctalk wrote:
On Thu, Nov 18, 2021 at 03:34:19PM +0100, jacob--- via cctalk wrote:
> Brasso, T-Cut, or similar come in useful if you manage to scratch it
anyway.
Test your technique on some matching scrap plastic first before moving on to
the case. You s
On Thu, 18 Nov 2021, it was written
On Thu, Nov 18, 2021 at 3:15 AM Christian Corti via cctalk
Our Tektronix 4051 can talk to and use Commodore IEEE floppy drives for
mass storage. It has a custom ROM extension for it.
That's really cool. There are a few non-Commodore systems that were
able t
David Yes, our hp 2000 had it that we ct at Computer Exchange in
phx.
a FORTRAN that was written in Basic indeed! it was an add on not
something that came with the hp timeshare system you had to procure from
OMSI. I have some old store tapes that should have
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