[TUHS] NCR Tower650, UNIX Sys. V Rel.3 on a 68020 :)

[TUHS] NCR Tower650, UNIX Sys. V Rel.3 on a 68020 :)

[asbesto]

Hi,

in our free lab in catania we have one of these box, you can see 
it here:

http://www.freaknet.org/history/freakalbum/freak_hardware/tn/dcp02097.jpg.html

we only have this computer, and no manuals, no tapes, no floppy
disks, nothing. We made a raw "dd" backup of the whole hard disk, that
have some bad tracks :(

so, we are wondering if someone here can help us finding information
about this machine: PDF manuals, info, tape images, operating
system disks, or whatever useful for our computer museum :)))

p.s a look at  http://www.freaknet.org/history/freakalbum/freak_hardware/
to have a little, poor idea about other machines we have, including
the PDP11/34 with the broken chip problem in the RL01 controller
board :(((

p.s.2. yes, we have printed schematics of PDP11/34. we are organizing
to scan all the schemes, maybe this can be useful for someone.

Sorry if i'm not so present in this list, but i read it every
day, it's a fantastic list. thanks to all :)


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[TUHS] NCR Tower650, UNIX Sys. V Rel.3 on a 68020 :)

[Jochen Kunz]

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On 2003.10.30 16:38 asbesto wrote:

> so, we are wondering if someone here can help us finding information
> about this machine:
Maybe you should also ask on the classiccmp mailing list. 
See http://www.classiccmp.org/

> p.s.2. yes, we have printed schematics of PDP11/34. we are organizing
> to scan all the schemes, maybe this can be useful for someone.
A lot of PDP-11/34 stuff is already available on the net, maybe you
should check this first and only scan what is not already available. I
think I saw a lot of PDP-11 docs on 
http://www.mainecoon.com/classiccmp/
And you can always use the search machine at manx:
http://www.vt100.net/manx/
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tschüß,
       Jochen

Homepage: http://www.unixag-kl.fh-kl.de/~jkunz/