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> Someone in IBM must know, I suppose.
More likely, someone in IBM must have known.
But I would hazard a guess that almost everyone who had direct internal
knowledge of DCF, GML/Bookmaster, and the BOO format has already retired.
Charles Goldfarb was born in 1939
brian
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> The one I haven't found yet is:
f29bdg00.boo
The Google suggests:
http://www.edm2.com/index.php/Common_User_Access
which has working links to f29al000.boo and f29bdg00.boo on IBM servers
I've done a lot of work converting technical documentation archives from
DCF and Bookmaster to Word and
nes you have to crimp pins and insert
> into the shell. I have those "in stock" but usually not bigger than 2x13,
> but if I wanted to protect something, that's what I'd grab off my shelf.
>
>
> On 10/22/20, 2:31 PM, "cctalk on behalf of brian--- via
Hi all,
Oddball question here: has anyone ever seen a way to cap off or protect
standard 0.1" pin header jumpers? Maybe there exist jumper plugs that *don't
*conduct across the two pins? I'm looking at a piece of hardware that has
some jumper pins on top of the PC board and I'd like to protect aga
Hi all,
I have, surprisingly, a non IBM 1130 related issue to ask about. I have a
PIC16C55A-04/P 28 pin plastic MPU that I would like to reproduce --- but
don't have a PIC debugger on hand and in fact don't know whether or not the
existing device is code protected. (If it's code protected, then th
