Recent content by tingo

And now I can too. Thank you - maybe the powers that run it heard this thread somehow. :)

Does anyone know what's up with RetroBrew Computers Forum? It just gives me a 503, and has been doing so for a few weeks now. The wiki is up, but no explanation there, AFAICT.

The rest of it: root@kg-core2:~ # apropos iscsi cfiscsi(4) - CAM Target Layer iSCSI target frontend iscsi(4) - iSCSI initiator iscsi_initiator(4) - kernel driver for the iSCSI protocol iser(4) - iSCSI Extensions for RDMA (iSER) driver ctl.conf(5) - CAM Target Layer / iSCSI target daemon...

Aha! Now I only need a Tandberg emulator to run all this on ... 😁

The common ways don't work? Most common: simple XOR of all bytes (or words) except the checksum.

Some interesting UNIX servers there. I used RM400's in my second job.

Sorry, I don't know anything about this board. But I'm interested to know more! 68k is one of my favorite MCU series.

No of course not. Did I in any way imply that?

For anything off a Mac, HFSExplorer is nice. As you already have an image, you are free to experiment (I ususally make a copy of the image, that way I still have the original if I mess up).

professionally, you have a solder station (Weller, JBC or another brand) with a handle and replaceable tips. So if you switch from soldering 0.1 mm enameled wire on a pcb to say 10 AWG wire for cables or something, you switch to a tip with larger heat capacity for that.

Usually it is some other component in the LED light bulb that fails before the LEDs themselves. But yes, LED light bulbs don't live up to their longevity claim, IME.

Fantastic work!

Great work!

No, it was because the the 7905 only required 1V headroom, while the 7805 required 2V. Things have improved since then.

And you can't set terminal input to be via serial port, to sort of "type in" a bootstrap program (or pip)?