I've never heard of the HP Digital Slide Rule. Do you have photos and/or more
details?
I am familiar with the first HP desktop calculator (9100A) that inspired their
first handheld calculator (HP-35). The HP-35 was a ten-digit calculator that
was released in 1972 for $395.
-Original Messag
I have an HP R/382 workstation with a defective SCSI hard drive. I'd prefer to
replace it with a RaSCSI instead of another ancient and failure-prone rotating
hard drive. Unfortunately, I my R/382 can't find the RaSCSI virtual drive to
initialize it. Has anyone successfully used an RaSCSI in an H
By any chance, are you thinking of uptimes.net?
Some years ago (early 2000's?) it was tracking systems uptimes. I had an
Alpha system talking to it at one time.
IIRC, the record at one time was a VAX cluster, with an uptime of 1200+
days. Windows NT systems fared a lot worse, average of about
On 2020-01-25 2:57 p.m., Jon Elson via cctalk wrote:
I have dug out an old SCSI hard drive from 1997 that may have some
interesting stuff, most especially the source
code for the SGI Iris flight sim demo. I have a Linux system with an
Adaptec 2940 (aic7880) that has two
connectors on it. It
On 2019-03-22 12:18 p.m., Brian Roth via cctalk wrote:
I did check with an auto body supply shop and they said they could get a close match with paint to spray from a gun. I was hoping somebody may have found an off the shelf spray can that was close.
On Friday, March 22, 2019, 8:52:58
Well, then. Time to put these drives in an enclosure to check them out.
On 2018-11-05 10:43 PM, stan wrote:
I have a Digital RZ56 drive and a couple of Micropolis 1588 drives.
Is there any demand for these brick sized drives of cd-rom capacity, or
should I just recycle them?
Stan
I have a Digital RZ56 drive and a couple of Micropolis 1588 drives.
Is there any demand for these brick sized drives of cd-rom capacity, or
should I just recycle them?
Stan
