[H-GEN] Retro-computing!
Christopher Biggs
chris at epipe.com.au
Sun Feb 9 18:07:51 EST 2003
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Jason Parker-Burlingham <jasonp at uq.net.au> moved upon the face of the 'Net and spake thusly:
>
> One of my latest projects is playing with the simh emulator,
> particularly using it to play with a PDP-11, running Unix v7.
> (The relevant files are available as the "simh" and "pdp11-unix-v7"
> Debian packages.)
Unix v7, eh? Ever used Minix? Last I heard it was now free.
> I'm just doing this for the hell of it, but I thought it would be
> amusing to see what one of these beasts would have been like. (I
> justify this to myself by thinking "this could go on my resume"
> whenever I feel guilty for wasting the time.)
>
> However. The disk image provided is just absolutely *tiny*. 10 megs
> is a little skimpy, so I thought I'd like to have a few extra
> "disks"
#include <rants/old_fart.h>
Jeez, I once had a *PC* with a 10MB hard drive. (Admittedly, I only
ever used it to hold the door open. :-)
Sorry Jason, can't help with the device naming, those neurons got recycled.
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