The only thing I got from the FCCID (GWV 76CG3) on the “SVideo with Composite”
was “Color Frame Buffer I/O Card”
Richard
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I believe the original Amiga file system also used a linked-list approach. That
way you could, theoretically, reconstruct a file from any one of it’s data
blocks.
Richard
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There’s a piece of core on eBay
https://www.ebay.com/itm/DEC-Digital-H214-Digital-Equipment-Core-Memory-Litton-38540-1/111384040291
which claims to be H214. The interesting thing is the label says 8K x 16 but
the silkscreen says 8K x 19.
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A few of the self-tests I’ve seen on the 147s set BRDFAIL if the NVRAM doesn’t
pass, so perhaps changing the NVRAM for a known good would be a place to start.
Richard
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That photo is the perfect opportunity to mention the wonderful cover art by
Robert Tinney.
Richard
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On Solaris it’s the “hosts” line in the /etc/nsswitch.conf/ file. Perhaps
something similar in BSD.
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I’m just going to guess (I have no experience with this architecture) – would
that mean either file corruption – or possibly the last record needs to be
padded out with “empty” blocks to be the same size as the others?
I was running it on a M68k VMEbus. Version PDOS/68020 R3.3a 20-Nov-87. I
believe BitSavers or archive.org has some reference material
Richard
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Worked last time powered (no guarantees), with expansion dock.
Free for pickup only in Toronto, Canada.
Richard Sheppard
Welcome – and watch out where you stick those probes:
EEVBlog -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaELqAo4kkQ
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My comment was going to be "you just did :>)"
Richard Sheppard
her, lottery,
joke-of-the-day etc. They could also enter contests and record their phone
number via DTMF.
Richard Sheppard
> I am looking for a manual for the original NEC Multisync monitor.
Mine is JC-1402 and the "User's Manual" I have is titled "MultiSync 3D". It
mentions model JC-1404 but it all looks the same as mine. Is there anything in
particular you need to know - or wou
> There are hand-drawn schematics floating around but they don't appear
> to match the production hardware
There is a service manual - "Amiga Computer Model 1000 Preliminary Component
Level Repair PN 314038-02" which does show those PALs on page 1-25 "Amiga
piggyback
ere is
an empty area in the EPROM you could stick a byte.
Richard Sheppard
with source
code. I think it was meant for xview though so you'd need to pick out the
useful bits (if any).
Richard Sheppard
/ )
> We need to open 2 drawing but we don't have the software anymore.
>
> We've contacted the company and consultants but they don't have the
> software anymore.
It also may be possible to decode the file format and convert to something
else, DXF for example.
What is the extension on the drawings?
Richard Sheppard
The Technical Reference for the original IBM PC has schematics - "Logic
Diagrams" in the appendices, including the monochrome monitor. That pre-dates
the PS2s of course but they may be similar. Usual cautions about discharging
the anode on the CRT before you poke around in there.
Richard
on the PCB.
Richard Sheppard
Apparently the part number is 330-1651
http://docs.smoe.org/sun/feh/docs/wcd00015/wcd015cd.htm
Richard Sheppard
I was hoping someone would make a M48Txx version for the old Suns etc.
Richard Sheppard
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