This is a long shot but would anyone have an interface card for a HP
9000 712 HP-UX workstation. The part number is A2263-66536 and its a LAN
card.. If anyone has one that they want to sell, let me know.
Thanks
Jesse
Cypress Technology Inc
jesse(at)Cypress-Tech.com
On Tue, 15 Mar 2022, Fred Cisin wrote:
He had a 2.5M attachment of a photograph of the 28 printing it
Since the list doesn't allow attachments, no, there was no photograph on
this list.
Christian
Gary Oliver via cctalk wrote:
> On 3/11/22 07:01, Paul Birkel via cctech wrote:
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> .snip.
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> > UTSOURCE claims to have a supplier of the ceramic part "new", with a
> > significantly higher shipping charge.
> >
> For what it's worth, I've ordered several times from UTSOURCE and the
> results h
The LSSM is very interested in this machine for public display. It would
complement the museum's collection of PDP-11s and other 16 bit machines.
On 3/16/22 15:12, Mark Kahrs via cctalk wrote:
The LSSM is very interested in this machine for public display. It would
complement the museum's collection of PDP-11s and other 16 bit machines.
By "very interested", Mark means "is actively pursuing". Some of our
donors are willing to foot t
Exhibitors wanted! Deadline to apply is April 1. Exhibits are NOT limited to
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"Ever wonder about the roots of today?s technological society? Did you
spend Covid nostalgically playing old video games from the past on an emulator?
Do you want to get hands-on w
Just got a Commodore Vic-20. What is the safest way to power it off when I am
done using it?
Bryce Diedrich
Diedrich,
Just unplug it. I owned one for years.
Thanks,
Richard Pope
On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, Diedrich, Bryce via cctech wrote:
Just got a Commodore Vic-20. What is the safest way to power it off when I am
done using it?
Turn it off.
g.
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On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, Diedrich, Bryce via cctech wrote:
Just got a Commodore Vic-20. What is the safest way to power it off when I
am done using it?
On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, geneb via cctech wrote:
Turn it off.
Then disconnect the power cord from the wall.
Clean the machine
Place it in a sealed c
> On Mar 16, 2022, at 2:58 PM, Fred Cisin via cctech
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>> On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, Diedrich, Bryce via cctech wrote:
>>> Just got a Commodore Vic-20. What is the safest way to power it off when I
>>> am done using it?
>
> On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, geneb via cctech wrote:
Turn it off.
Hm. I think you have to properly sync the RAM to tape before you do that
g.
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> On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, Diedrich, Bryce via cctech wrote:
>> Just got a Commodore Vic-20. What is the safest way to power it off
>> when I am done using it?
In all seriousness, in the 8-bit days I always had everything on a power bar
- computer, floppy drive(s) (if ap
> On 03/16/2022 2:58 PM Fred Cisin via cctech wrote:
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> > On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, Diedrich, Bryce via cctech wrote:
> > > Just got a Commodore Vic-20. What is the safest way to power it off when I
> > > am done using it?
> On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, geneb via cctech wrote:
> > Turn it off.
> Then d
On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, Fred Cisin via cctech wrote:
On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, geneb via cctech wrote:
Turn it off.
Then disconnect the power cord from the wall.
Clean the machine
Place it in a sealed container with vaccum or inert gas
Optional: (if you are "done using it")
Post it on eBay as "R@RE
On 3/16/22 13:37, Will Cooke via cctech wrote:
If the question is being asked by a person of a certain vintage, I can
understand the "why" of it. Gone are the days when you simply switched
off the AC power when you were finished.
Nowadays, everything from cell phones to Smart TVs go through a shu
On 3/16/22 16:56, Dave McGuire via cctalk wrote:
The LSSM is very interested in this machine for public display. It would
complement the museum's collection of PDP-11s and other 16 bit machines.
By "very interested", Mark means "is actively pursuing". Some of our
donors are willing to foo
> On Mar 16, 2022, at 3:29 PM, Jim MacKenzie via cctalk
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>> On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, Diedrich, Bryce via cctech wrote:
>>> Just got a Commodore Vic-20. What is the safest way to power it off
>>> when I am done using it?
>
> In all
On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, Diedrich, Bryce via cctech wrote:
Just got a Commodore Vic-20. What is the safest way to power it off when I
am done using it?
On Wed, 16 Mar 2022, Will Cooke via cctalk wrote:
If you really ARE done using it, you can mail it to me :-)
And, THAT is the right answer.
> I suspect none of this applies to the VIC-20 - the power switch just
> disconnects the 120VAC from the wall in the same way that pulling the wall
> plug out of its socket (or flipping the switch on a power-strip) would do -
> but I don’t know this at all. Is that the case?
Yes, it's just a
I was visiting a new thrift store and saw a disk pack they had. I joked
that mine are just fun display/conversation pieces.
Do the giant drives suffer the same head crash issues that a bad zip disk
can do or are these safe if someone actually wanted to see what was on them?
It is true that on any computers with disk drives, you should wait until
the disk writing activity is completely done before shutting the machine
off. In some cases, that is not just waiting for the drive light to stop
flashing, but also waiting for any "delayed writes" that the operating
syst
On 3/16/22 18:25, John Herron via cctalk wrote:
> I was visiting a new thrift store and saw a disk pack they had. I joked
> that mine are just fun display/conversation pieces.
>
> Do the giant drives suffer the same head crash issues that a bad zip disk
> can do or are these safe if someone actual
I vividly recall a log by an operator who had a bad CDC 844 pack who
proceeded to destroy 5 drives and 3 additional packs. It was detailed
enough that it read like Gerard Hoffnung's "Bricklayer's Story".
When I was testing one of my RL02 drives I had a head skid on the disk.
Problem was the air
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