[apologies for lack of context, been away from cctalk a long time and
insufficient recall of how this cctalk thing works... yet somehow still
remember IAS on an 11/70 from the 1980s]
Pick an RSX layered product and lots of fundamental stuff would probably be
compatible between 11M, 11D, and IA
1/t11/
Nothing about Fluke pods, but maybe something more than you have at the moment?
Best of luck
John Wallace
lways sounded interesting.
Maybe like VAXELN, a well kept secret.
have a lot of fun
John Wallace
ps
QNX doesn't have HELP ADVANCED WOMBAT or a newsletter called The Wombat
Examiner.
s, after all,
still pretty close even if VAXELN is closer).
And the WNT name? Who knows.
The magic words PRISM and MICA perhaps come into this discussion somewhere too,
but I know nothing about them.
Have a lot of fun.
John Wallace (not to be confused with John Willis!)
[Repurposed with mi
arate ribbons and multiple passes over each line of text (if necessary)
and spoke HPGL iirc as well as private text-mode escape sequences. The terminal
was VT compatible and Tektronix 401x compatible at rather higher resolution.
Nice stuff, but at maybe £3000 each they probably didn't sell many.
By that stage the Chromatics had vanished into a dark dusty corner.
regards
John Wallace
regards
John Wallace
rious other vendors; the one I had was
reportedly a prototype prior to being rebadged by Gould. Maybe Unisys were
doing the same. It may have been Gould's (not CT's) software.
Have a lot of fun
john wallace
Re: out-of-m
l be more manageable - less risk of Bad Things happening
when they superpose.
Or something along those lines.
Anyway, hopefully the "different cable lengths so the reflection timings are
different" will ring a few bells even if it's not actually right.
Have a lot of fun
John Wallace
[massive snippages for brevity]
Apologies if this is a daft question badly presented: has anybody mentioned, or
better still looked at, DSRPLUS for this picture yet? I did have a quick look
but may have missed it.
It is, as the name suggests, intended as a bigger better version of DEC/DIGITAL
