On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 10:31 AM, Bob Supnik b...@supnik.org wrote:
The video shows PDP-11 SimH interacting with an RL02 USB thumb drive via
the 4.0 raw disk capability. The RL11 has been replaced by an FPGA, and a
microcontroller provides the interface to the USB mass storage protocol.
I saw
Hello!
I saw both it and yourself Ethan, at it as well. I was more interested
in three other exhibits but yes did see it. Impressive.
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Gregg C Levine gregg.drw...@gmail.com
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On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 10:53 AM, Ethan Dicks
The video shows PDP-11 SimH interacting with an RL02 USB thumb drive
via the 4.0 raw disk capability. The RL11 has been replaced by an FPGA,
and a microcontroller provides the interface to the USB mass storage
protocol.
/Bob
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Subject:RL02 USB drive
As preparation for an eventual implementation, I'm writing a paper on
the workings of the UC15, as determined from the schematics. I've
answered the technical questions, but I'm left with a business question:
was it a commercial success? The online census of 18b systems dates from
'72, before
When I used a XVM 15 back in Syracuse, I was told that there were only
about 15 (or some other small number) made. We did not use the 11 for
much other then as a fancy print spooler. This was in the around '82.
Rich
As preparation for an eventual implementation, I'm writing a paper on
the
