Thank you!
On 30/05/24 15:10, Christopher Zach via cctalk wrote:
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On May 30, 2024 9:06:48 AM EDT, Stefano Sanna via cctalk
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Hi.
I thought about using the serial connection (which should be enabled only if
the video card i
Am at a conference just do a search on 386i and I should pop up
On May 30, 2024 9:06:48 AM EDT, Stefano Sanna via cctalk
wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I thought about using the serial connection (which should be enabled only if
>the video card is removed).
>
>Thank you for the advice about the battery: usual
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Thank you Richard!
To use this cable, I need to replace my video card with a color one.
Please, see attached picture of the connector I have on my 386i. I
suppose that finding t
Hi.
I thought about using the serial connection (which should be enabled
only if the video card is removed).
Thank you for the advice about the battery: usual issue with SGI, Sony
News :-)
Unfortunately, the hard disk was been removed before I collected the
workstation.
Could you ple
Thank you!
On 30/05/24 11:43, Richard wrote:
Hi There,
I have a cable attached to my Sun 386i. I used to have spares but sadly no more.
I don’t believe there is anything special in the cable.
If I have an opportunity I can buzz through and let you know what each pin is
in the cable.
Give me
I have one around here somewhere. Sun built two cables, one was for the
color boards (CGThree and CGFive) and the other was for monochrome
systems (the D15).
In the meantime you can hook a computer to the RS232 port and start
running the thing headless to see what's there. Note, you're going t
Hi There,
I have a cable attached to my Sun 386i. I used to have spares but sadly no more.
I don’t believe there is anything special in the cable.
If I have an opportunity I can buzz through and let you know what each pin is
in the cable.
Give me a week or two and if I haven’t reverted please
