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He wanted $100 down payment, said I'd do it, then he ghosted me. See it sold for $1400 Friday, so apparently he blew me off.

as insane as it is https://www.ebay.com/itm/191911398847 is the going price I also found some notes about my hunting for these connectors 15 years ago.

attached is all of the info on male mrac42 plugs. they are expensive and the solder tail 8142 pins are hard to find and around 2$ PER PIN

this is the list of docs that aren't online AFAIK from the dead website https://web.archive.org/web/20161002070326/http://www.68bits.com/documentation.html "Pending review by FreeScale" isn't encouraging

thanks! mystery solved. i guess i'll document it under pdf/motorola web searches return nada for MEKRNI-2 (National Radio Institute. duh...)

gwiley and I have been working the problem. I have a stash of winchester connectors. the problem is my cables are mostly in a building I won't have access to until the end of June now. I have a couple on cables I'm going to desolder so he can prototype an adapter. An outstanding question is how...

I think the KT rubber domes started after they bought Honeywell's keyboard division. Looking at that last picture, that kb is cheaper looking than any KT I had seen before. An important thing to remember is to not stack keyboards on top of each other so the domes are mushed down.

someone started putting up obscure scans of 6800 stuff at http://www.68bits.com/documentation.html the domain is gone now, anyone know if the scans survived? also, this MEKNRI-2 just came in with some other boards I bought. it is still sealed but a bunch of ICs are missing I have no idea what...

Photoshop users like that were professionals. Keeping Adobe happy sold lots of Macs. Good tools make professional users more money.

Photoshop could use it, and that was the main usage case for MP

can you dump the eprom on the adaptec? i'm really curious if they modified the firmware which would mean it wouldn't match the adaptec docs

the 4404 uses a Xebec 1410 controller, which is SASI, not SCSI, and very much not SCSI Common Command Set

Macs of that era have their own partioning scheme.

Necro-posting since this is close to what I'm looking for Did anyone archive attachmate's ftp downloading site? https://web.archive.org/web/19990129025715/http://supportweb.attachmate.com/file/Section1.htm ftp://ftp.attachmate.com/BBSFiles/

I was going to offer him $200 for a copy, but there is no way to contact him

https://www.ebay.com/itm/156202556660 does anyone know who this is? I've never seen a set of schematics before, but it isn't worth a grand to me to scan them. The seller appears to have messaging turned off

This may be part of a broadband adapter Note there is no PHI or bus interface. I suspect that's what the top headers are for I'll get some pictures and dump the firmware of the IBM version used in the PC/RT next time I have access to the machine.

How extensive is your documentation/software/hardware collection? My 680x stuff on bitsavers is a bit disorganized right now. Went down a rathole recently with the Moto Display Products terminal stuff and the things built with it http://bitsavers.org/components/motorola/exorciser...

Development systems / In-Circuit emulators would be a great genre I have dozen of them, and there really isn't any place that talks about them in detail. A bunch of third parties made them, but they mostly dried up once microprocessors had direct debug hardware. The problem is chip makers did...

https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipPLDoSw5SL2GGbHTtF_q-t_6jD6sBaknKZUO3LDC1KAOeNem24IfRJWt-n4QNiY5A?key=bnVBUW02R1NSTDZIbm82TXFnTW1tcmR4bkR1VDZR different, just remembered the modules appeared to be color coded