9.1 was the last version that works on 68k 9000s
It may be I'm trying to use the wrong kind of CDROM drive.
Will probably just put it onto a hard disk.
On 7/4/18 6:17 PM, Carlo Pisani wrote:
> hi
> I can provide a bootable CD image of HPUX v10.20
>
>
> 2018-07-05 1:50 GMT+02:00 Al Kossow via
hi
I can provide a bootable CD image of HPUX v10.20
2018-07-05 1:50 GMT+02:00 Al Kossow via cctalk :
>
>
> On 7/4/18 4:24 PM, Rico Pajarola wrote:
>> I'm assuming you are trying to use the newly added HP-UX images on bitsavers?
>
> No, this is for the 9mb inital boot cd.
>
> I was trying to
On 7/4/18 4:24 PM, Rico Pajarola wrote:
> I'm assuming you are trying to use the newly added HP-UX images on bitsavers?
No, this is for the 9mb inital boot cd.
I was trying to remember if you had to do something like set it to 2048 byte
blocks. I remember I had created the .lif file for a
I'm assuming you are trying to use the newly added HP-UX images on
bitsavers? I haven't tried those yet, but I don't remember doing anything
special, the install CD is already bootable.
I have a V/382 (AFAIK virtually identical with the 9000/382 except for the
form factor), and it boots straight
brain fade, I know I've made a HPUX 9 install CD before but I've
forgotten how you make one that can be booted by the LIF boot rom
in the machine.
> I'm going to need this info real soon ... so I'll probably start on
> this later today if nobody has the info.
> ...
> write a two-instruction loop .. which writes a word with only a single
> '1' bit, hook up a 'scope ... to a DRAM input, and walk the bit through
> ...
Interesting. I've got a Micropolis 1115-VI floppy drive with this same
MOS chip, 2 MHz crystal and all--but with a Micropolis ID. Probably not
of any interest to the general hacker public. I believe it manages the
buffered seek on the drive.
--Chuck
I've got a Horizon so native console is no problem.
I originally got Dave Dunfield's NST working with my IMSAI and Dajen SCI
monitor board, on a North Star MDC single-density controller. I couldn't
get NST configured properly with the Dajen monitor (you're supposed to be
able to give it a format
On 7/4/2018 2:00 AM, Christian Corti via cctalk wrote:
On Tue, 3 Jul 2018, Jim Brain wrote:
But, I have pulled my hacked reader out from mothballs to read a CPU
someone is sending, so I thought I would inquire if others have
6500/1 units that want read.
Hint: Seagate ST-225
Christian
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On 07/04/2018 08:37 AM, systems_glitch via cctalk wrote:
> Yeah, you do need a monitor or something to get started on either Mike
> Douglas's solution or Dave Dunfield's NST. I've used both successfully.
>
> If you have hard-sectored disks, I can just make you a boot disk. I have
> both single and
On 07/04/2018 12:39 AM, dwight via cctalk wrote:
> I'm told that the N* controller can write H89 formated disk but the H89
> controller can't do N* format. I could have that backwards but that is what I
> recall. One can't do the other.
>
> The H89 hard sectored controller is single density
Yeah, you do need a monitor or something to get started on either Mike
Douglas's solution or Dave Dunfield's NST. I've used both successfully.
If you have hard-sectored disks, I can just make you a boot disk. I have
both single and double density controllers.
Thanks,
Jonathan
On Wed, Jul 4,
On Tue, 3 Jul 2018, Jim Brain wrote:
But, I have pulled my hacked reader out from mothballs to read a CPU someone
is sending, so I thought I would inquire if others have 6500/1 units that
want read.
Hint: Seagate ST-225
Christian
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