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All I've got is a picture of the Servus 7771 terminal, which was apparently used to access the Servus 100 host (whose manual is visible on the photo):There appears to be nothing on the web about ...
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As I remember, DOS had to update a backup copy of the FAT with each disk write, which I imagine would have greatly slowed write speed. Yet I don't recall any recovery software that used the second ...
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The Commodore 128 keyboard has, in addition to the normal keys, three mechanical toggle switches: SHIFT LOCK, CAPS LOCK (ASCII/DIN in the German model) and 40/80 DISP. One of them broke apart on my ...
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I got a nice Atari 600XL with a 1010 "Program Recorder" (cassette player). Too bad the motor drive belt broke and I am now trying to find a good replacement. I already tried a square belt, ...
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When I was growing up I had access to a Mac Classic fully kitted out with a full 4MB of RAM and an internal SCSI 40MB hard drive. I never got to open the thing up (and wouldn't have known how to do so ...
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long-term storage of 3.5" IPS LCD displays from handheld consoles is very complicated? Do they degrade rapidly at high temperatures of 34-38°C and humidity of 55-68%? Under these conditions, do ...
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The paper What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic uses the Cray's systems as an example of computers without a guard bit:Although most modern computers have a guard ...
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Nowadays, you can use Ansible, Chef, Salt and others, to manage Linux/*BSD systems, keep them updated, install software in a reproducible way etc...What tools were used to manage large UNIX installs (...
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DOS on the 8088 had to process interrupts and return. If a higher-priority interrupt occurred, the current handler was pushed and the higher-priority interrupt was serviced.4.77 million seems like a ...
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I have a TRS-80 4P that works beautifully, and I'd love to set it up as a terminal to other equipment I own (a Linux server, or a PiDP-11), but I'm having trouble finding actual, functional terminal ...
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My new Amiga, running as an "fs-uae" process on an Ubuntu laptop, stops here:My impression is that it wants a disk. After a lot of investigation, I understood that kickstart (ca. "...
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This question follows on from my previous one, but I'm trying to make things a bit simpler for myself for now, and first of all connect my now working HX-20 to an old PC which has a nine pin serial/...
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Please note this is a different question from this one of mine from six years ago.So I acquired a second Epson HX-20 with a view to hopefully being able to put together one working computer from the ...
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Is video output from Megatech Arcade board compatible with contemporary digital monitors (or analog to HDMI upscalers)?My board was working at seller's side (I have a video as a proof), but he tested ...
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I was watching "You Only Live Twice" (1967), and I saw this "Burroughs" computer:What's the name of this "Burroughs" computer?

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