I can offer a free participation to my website
http://downthebunker.chickenkiller.com/
2018-06-07 15:40 GMT+02:00 systems_glitch via cctalk :
> Prices have seemed fair to me, I've bought a bit of stuff off Sellam over
> the last few months and he's been prompt in shipping, as well as willing to
you can put this information on my website
http://downthebunker.chickenkiller.com/
2018-06-14 20:18 GMT+02:00 Electronics Plus via cctalk :
> This guy is an eBay seller. I think he is a recycler. He has over 185,000
> DEC items listed! Not affiliated with seller, etc.
>
>
>
>
hi
I am playing with an old Motorola board and I have a problem
As you well know, the 68020 is a 32-bit microprocessor from Motorola,
released in 1984. Motorola also manufactured MC68EC020 - embedded
version of the MC68020 CPU, housed in different packages than the
Motorola 68020 microprocessor,
> could you upload them to archive.org?
no
hi
here it is a page (I am not the author) that summarizes about the 400s series
unfortunately, they need XpressWare v8, which is rather impossible to be found.
https://web-docs.gsi.de/~kraemer/COLLECTION/NCD/www.technogoths.demon.co.uk/tekxp400/node3.html#SECTION00031000
(x11 terminal) C3253A HP Envizex P-Series
Up for sale is a X-Terminal made by Hewlett Packard in 1995.
Tested, in perfect working conditions!!!
cpu: i960 @ 33Mhz (it's the fastest available on Envizex v1)
ram: 48MB (builtin + 16+16+8, the first two sims need to be equal)
rom: none (sorry, It
hi
I have a Tek XP400, and a Tek XP217. They are X11-terminals made in
1990s (thus unable to support GTK-v2)
anyway, the XP217 runs with TekXpress v7, I have a copy for my
tftp-boot server and the terminal is happy with it; whereas the XP400
says it needs a more recent software.
does anyone
hi
I have for sale, qty=1, SGI Silicon Graphics Phobos G160 for Indigo2 Impact
brand new, still closed in the box, unopened!
located in Italy (in my parent's house)
I will be happy to give it a new home
we have recently bought a domain
http://www.downthebunker.xyz
and a subdomain
http://deals.downthebunker.xyz/
you can reach us there :)
I am also working on a new engine, and probably we will also add HTTPS
thanks
they went so fast because you are the best :D
p.s.
is there a way to extract your auctions? In XML or something?
I'd love to promote them in our new Bazaar
it would be cool to have them properly indexed by the new engine I am working at
2018-07-02 22:54 GMT+02:00 Electronics Plus via cctalk
hi,
In 1990s Tektronix produced digital video X terminal and introduced
X server software based on VxWorks v5 (Windriver). Later they
introduced a new line of terminals, at some point a company called NCD
bought the Tektronix X11-terminals division and started to produce
their own line, called
hi
I am looking for a paper copy of the Motorola MC68882 user manual
(it's a floating point unit)
let me know if you have for sale
thanks
>It took me to a page that immediately made me feel
> my computer was imminently about to receive some nefarious code. I
have you ever heard about GPDR?
the page simply informs you about that
DVD-RAM: Is it a reliable technology?
nobody has yet written about it :P
hi
any chance someone has worked with the Motorola IDP m68EC0x0 board and
has the manual of the 68EC020IDP CPU module?
let me know
p.s.
have you ever seen the IDP-net card? any information on the IDP bus
timing? (i'd like to develop my own net-card for the IDP bus, but I
need the timing spec)
hi
does anyone happen to use Avocet Development Tools for m68k?
how good/bad is it?
umm, it seems something has been released
but I have never seen it (i.e. gnat for HPUX? bah ...)
---
Ada Core Technologies has released the following versions of release
3.10p of the GNAT Ada 95 compiler. These versions should be available
shortly on the various mirror sites that
what about DVD-RAM?
are they good about data-reliability?
cost:
- SCSI DVD-RAM reader/writer, say about 180-240 euro, brand new
- DVD-RAM cartridge (disk + caddy), say about 20 euro per 5 disks, brand new
how long does a DVD-RAM last?
4.5Gbyte per disk is ok for me, I need to archive my source
I have a brand new DLT drive for sale
brand new, it's SCSI, 2U
2018-07-24 20:42 GMT+02:00 Eric Smith via cctalk :
> I wrote a lot of DDS2 and DDS3 tapes back in the day. When my DDS3 drive
> broke, I got another drive. I found out that my first drive was seriously
> out of calibration, and though
has anyone ever used Iomega Rev as backup media?
how good is that?
2018-07-23 23:11 GMT+02:00 Ali via cctalk :
>> Probably a good idea to use something like RAR with parity. I know I
>> have
>> downloaded some multi-segment binaries in RAR format from usenet with
>> several missing segments
hi
yesterday I was shocked by a couple of videos on Youtube where guys
pointed out their negative experiences with CD ROM and DVD RAM as
media for their own backup.
They complained their data completely lost after 5 years of storage in
CD ROMs, pointing out that their CDs were perfectly conserved
thus, MO drive units are not reliable?
2018-07-21 23:34 GMT+02:00 Chuck Guzis via cctalk :
> On 07/21/2018 02:12 PM, TeoZ via cctalk wrote:
>
>> I have old IBM MO Worm disks that are still readable, same with all my
>> MO disks (3.5" 130MB, 5.25" 1.3GB) but drives can be iffy. I would bet
>> that
what about MO? (magneto-optic disks)
- WORM (write once, read many)
- WMRM (write many, read many)
and what about magnetic-tapes? (e.g. DDS4, DLT, LTO2)
which of them lasts for the most?
MO units and disks are a bit costly
say >=50 euro for 4.5Gbyte R/W cartridge
and say >=500 euro for the
hi
I am looking for a ps/2 keyboard with a 3 buttons trackball
I am currently using a Cherry's kb, but it has a built-in 2 buttons
trackball and the software I need to use requires the third button to
select items
what do you suggest, guys?
thus DDS4, LTO2, DLT: which is the best tape?
2018-07-22 18:11 GMT+02:00 Jon Elson via cctalk :
> On 07/22/2018 10:52 AM, Chuck Guzis via cctalk wrote:
>>
>> On 07/22/2018 06:33 AM, Paul Koning via cctalk wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> On Jul 21, 2018, at
with software like Tektronix's TekXpress you can't simulate the middle button
2018-07-23 13:00 GMT+02:00 Liam Proven via cctalk :
> On Sat, 21 Jul 2018 at 23:12, Carlo Pisani via cctalk
> wrote:
>
>> the software I need to use requires the third button to
>> sele
> I don't know TexExpress. What OS does it run under?
VxWorks, customized by Tektronix.
hi
is there any chance someone has a working gcc-ada compiler? for
- Linux/MIPS (big endian, MIPS3, MIPS4 or MIPS32)
- Linux/HPPA2
I have successfully compiled gcc-ada for SGI_IRIX (MIPS4/BE)
but ... every attempt to create a cross-compiler(1) fails
on HPPA I have never seen an Ada compiler
hi guys
a dude has recently posted a link in our forum, he has developed a
simple Arduino-compatible LPC2103 dev kit, the links point to a second
link with documentation, and source
he is also willng to assemble and sell boards
have a look here (1)
cheers
Ivelegacy
(webadming at DownTheBunker)
cause it's the simples, I guess
Il giorno gio 6 set 2018 alle ore 17:35 Zane Healy via cctalk
ha scritto:
>
> Let me start by saying this isn’t intended to start a flame war or anything.
> I’m genuinely curious.
>
> Why is the VT100 so popular?
>
> Personally I prefer the VT420’s, though I’d
> I had given some thought over the last day or two about making a really tiny
> video terminal.
> A while ago, I had bought a couple of tablet ARM SOC LCD notebooks to try
> doing that.
which model?
we (at http://www.downthebunker.xyz) are developing a project that is
a portable vt100 in laptop shape.
done with modern components, essentially it's an FPGA + LVDS circuit
to drive the LCD
the chassis will be manufactured by laser-cutting plastic planes, then
assembled with glue.
it's not yet a
I am building my own VT100 terminal (FPGA project), and it will be
laptop-shape :P
here I own a Digital VT220, it's a unit with its custom keyboard, with
special keys, the output of the unit is VGA, and it has two serial
ports with a db25 connector
Il giorno gio 6 set 2018 alle ore 19:09 allison
> > cause it's the simplest, I guess
> The VT100 was quite complicated compared to contemporary terminals at the
> time of its introduction.
why do you say that?
a vt100 terminal requires only a text VDU (video display unit) with
hw-scrolling support, and a piece of software to support the VT100
does, by any chance, anyone happen to have the tektronix tekxpress
v8.1 firmware for their xp4xx terminals?
Il giorno mar 11 set 2018 alle ore 10:23 Liam Proven via cctalk
ha scritto:
>
> On Mon, 10 Sep 2018 at 21:02, Ali via cctalk wrote:
>
> > p.s. The caveat is of course if you get something
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
hi guys
I am looking for instructions about *HowTo* compile a modern version
of GNAT on IRIX >= 6.5.20
2016-12-10 =dev-lang/gnat-gcc-4.9.3 - success - Linux/PPC32BE
2016-12-13 =dev-lang/gnat-gcc-4.3.5 - success - Linux/PPC32BE
2017-08-24 =dev-lang/gnat-gcc-4.3.5 - failure - Linux/PPC32BE
> How close would the PIC32 gcc compiler/toolchain be? The PIC32 is a
> MIPS-based MCU.
inside PIC32 there is a MIPS32-R2 core, but the toolchain is not OS-profiled
it's metal bare (without an OS, and in this case Linux requires a lot
of considerations)
besides, the C compiler and libraries (and
besides
we are experimenting problems supporting Ada's exceptions on Irix with
gcc v4.7.1
http://www.downthebunker.xyz/wonderland/reloaded/bazaar/viewtopic.php?f=33=110=329=8b037f041d4fe8c74528008402b57762#p329
it's not clear if the problem is related to gcc, rather than to binutils
here some
hi guys
I have a motherboard + CPU G4 @1.2Ghz for sale
it's the last revision of the MDD PowerMac G4
and it comes with a license for Morphos (MOS)
located in Italy
cheers
hi guys
I have an ISA8bit card with four UART chip on it, and the special cable.
it comes with the original manual and a floppy (5.25") with drivers
for XENIX and DOS, etc
it was used for BBS, and I am willing to sell since it's not in use
it's located in Italy (where my parents live), I can
hi
does anyone happen to have ImageCraft ICC11 v5 or v6?
I can't find it, and it's an dead abandoned product =(
> But, I've got one of these:
> https://hackaday.io/project/6150-beckman-du600-reverse-engineering
hi
where did you find it?
here I have an EVS board, by motorola :P
hi
has anyone ever used Hitex ICE for Motorola 68hc11?
if so, with which software?
cheers
hi
what have you used as ICE?
or, have you only used a software debugger?
and why not the motorola monitor?
I see you have developed your own monitor
why?
p.s.
I have opened this website(1), it offers space for a sort of
mini-Bazar, but there is also space for junks of files. I am
collecting and
I am looking for original printed copy
Il giorno mar 1 gen 2019 alle ore 18:31 Josh Dersch via cctalk
ha scritto:
>
> There are these things called "printers."
>
> - Josh
>
> On 1/1/2019 9:13 AM, Carlo Pisani via cctalk wrote:
> > yes, but I prefer a printed cop
so, already asked but i haven't yet got a clear answer
I have an xterm Tektronix xp217 for sale
it comes with *everything* you need to use it
- its original PSU, able to operate from 100-to-250V
- its original CD with the firmware (it's required a tftpboot server)
it's located in Italy
let me
yes, but I prefer a printed copy
Il giorno mar 1 gen 2019 alle ore 18:08 Al Kossow via cctalk
ha scritto:
>
>
>
> On 1/1/19 7:58 AM, Carlo Pisani via cctalk wrote:
> > hi
>
> > As a second reference, I'd like to consider the first Motorola RISC:
> > 88K, w
hi
for sale a Tektronix X11 terminal model xp217
it comes with its original firmware (on a CD), and its original PSU,
able to accept 110-250VAC
It's located in Italy.
I am looking for 200 Euro for it + S/H
hi
I have 4 ram modules for sale, 1Gbyte each, 4Gbyte in total
I am asking 20 Euro + S/H. Located in Italy.
I also have an HP715 EISA expansion board
and an HP712 PSU
let me know if someone needs/wants them
The prototype (1) is already working; in the pic, there is a DHT board
with a Matrox Millennium video card, and a PCI-PS/2 card. The pic
shows a running windows manager on x11.
we are using a little PowerPC 405GP board, loaded with Linux and
xorg-x11. The processor's ISA is similar to a G3 CPU,
:
>
> ?
>
> buy a Neoware thin client for the box and power supply, and throw away the pcb
> if you really want to do your own board
>
> https://www.ebay.com/itm/Neoware-CA9-100-240-V-50-60-Hz-USED/222928084229
>
>
> On 12/20/18 5:45 AM, Carlo Pisani via cctalk wr
> Isn't there some place this could go on a web page?
there is DTB!
http://www.downthebunker.xyz/
user subscriptions are now manually (due too trolls and a lot of
spammers), thus if someone needs/wants an account, he/she can email me
directly and I will add it properly
> How about you not join a nearly 20 year old mailing list and start
> insulting people, most of which have probably been in the computer
> industry longer than you've been alive?
insulting? I posted a link to a project just to share the fun and I
got suggested to drop it, which is extremely rude
> > We are also developing a RFID card to unlock/lock the machine (still
> > experimental, and we are going to use an old 68HC11 board for this ...
> > it's 80s technology)
>
> Are you developing your own technology? Or are you re-using standard
> technology that's been around for a while?
our
> Can I ask why you are using the board that you are using?
several reasons; we also use a similar board for a NAS, but basically,
we like this board for the PCI bus, and for the JTAG
we happen to have a BDI1000 JTAG ICE with a valid license for
professional debugging software for the PPC/405,
SGI made MIPS, ITANIUM, and X86 workstations, servers, and personal workstations
low price MIPS workstations: SGI INDY, SGI O2
The SGI Indigo2 was very very expensive, especially the "Purple Impact"
See on YouTube, there is an episode made by a dude called "LGR"
SGI also made Pentium3
ok, I give up.
a forum with a bazaar should be more appropriate
frankly this mail list looks like spam, and it's going irritating
since it's difficult to follow and to handle
but I am really tired to repeat myself about the
http://www.downthebunker.xyz/ project
probably in 2019 we will
> I guess I might as well ask, since I've been wondering: What does the name
> "downthebunker" mean?
> Is it a reference to something? I'm not even sure how a bunker could be gone
> "down"
the computer room is located 10 meters underground in a room which
looks like a mini bunker. But it's not
> As someone that actually has to worry about such things
you mean as someone who received a legal threat for a project?
we got one for the DTB website, and it was not nice ...
it's one of the reasons why we dropped the experimental-bay since if
it involves a little business then things go even
> north amarican inforcement is most complaint based inforcement. were as
> from what i know from friends in europe its proactive in many cases
yep, precisely my point :D
besides, the GPDR and this new hipster legal stuff (in Europe) are now
making things even more complex, especially if a website is involved
in e-commerce
.
Il giorno ven 21 dic 2018 alle ore 16:57 Carlo Pisani
ha scritto:
>
> well, we tried to implement a new module, but ... yet again without
> Wouldn't a RPi-Zero Wireless be easier, cheaper, smaller, quicker?
> Could even use a CM-3 in a custom case.
I have already given points to our reasons. Do you like RPI? Go and use it!
well, we tried to implement a new module, but ... yet again without a
budget, and without interest I personally dropped the whole project
http://www.downthebunker.xyz/wonderland/experimental-bay/app0.php
Il giorno ven 21 dic 2018 alle ore 16:33 Electronics Plus via cctalk
ha scritto:
>
> For
hi
I have a xp217 tektronix terminal for sale
with its PSU and firmware
let me know if someone wants it
hi
I have one Xterm xp217 for sale, including it's PSU and plastic
(I can also provide the firmware)
hi
I have for sale a Tektronix xp217 unit, with its PSU and original CD software.
let me know if someone is interested.
where are you located? any pic of this?
which software does support this ICE
can you find a POD for the 68EC020?
let me know
Il giorno dom 2 dic 2018 alle ore 16:24 Al Kossow via cctalk
ha scritto:
>
> I have literally dozens of non-Ethernet Applied Microsystems ES-1800 68000
> ICEs
>
> Are
hi
about DEC lk201 for DEC Terminal vt220,
I am looking for information about
- the pinout of the connector (it should be 4 pins, sort of serial)
- the protocol used
- key keymap
thanks in advance
hi
so, in a description of DEC terminals, I read "VT240 and VT241 are
graphics terminals, supporting Digital’s ReGIS graphics and Tektronix
vector graphics"
what does it mean? which kind of graphics? Can they draw lines?
I am googling for "Digital’s ReGIS graphics" and "Tektronix vector
hi
I have
- an EISA module for HP-715, yours for 5 Euro + S/H
- HP-712 PSU, yours for 5 Euro + S/H
- HPC36xx-C37xx 4GB ram (1Gbyte/module, 4 modules), yours for 20 Euro + S/H
Il giorno mer 19 dic 2018 alle ore 18:26 Electronics Plus via cctalk
ha scritto:
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