 | | From: | hairydamon at hotmail.com | | Subject: | Re: SCSI ON A VAX 4000/500 - WHAT DO I NEED? | | Date: | 30 Dec 2004 09:37:06 -0800 |
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 | Hi
Thanks to everyone for answering so promptly - really appreciate that.
In response to Michael Kukat's question the machine is the "desk-side"
unit and (once I have disks installed!) intend to run OpenVMS 7.3
hobbyist license. There's no additional boxes or QBUS doo-dahs attached
to it's just what-ever is in the case. It does seem to have two
M3119-YA although I have no plans to connect any additional async
devices.
>From everything else sounds like the best bet is a HSD-xx so I'll start
looking although I'm intrigued by David's MSCP Scsi controller - are
there any details anywhere?
Once again thanks to everyone - no doubt I'll need a lot of guidance.
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| | From: | vax, 9000 | | Subject: | Re: SCSI ON A VAX 4000/500 - WHAT DO I NEED? | | Date: | Thu, 30 Dec 2004 16:51:52 -0500 |
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| hairydamon@hotmail.com wrote:
> Hi
>
> Thanks to everyone for answering so promptly - really appreciate that.
>
> In response to Michael Kukat's question the machine is the "desk-side"
> unit and (once I have disks installed!) intend to run OpenVMS 7.3
> hobbyist license. There's no additional boxes or QBUS doo-dahs attached
> to it's just what-ever is in the case. It does seem to have two
> M3119-YA although I have no plans to connect any additional async
> devices.
>
>>From everything else sounds like the best bet is a HSD-xx so I'll start
> looking although I'm intrigued by David's MSCP Scsi controller - are
> there any details anywhere?
The webpage is at http://www.geocities.com/mscpscsi/
There are many loose ends that need to be fixed.
vax, 9000
> Once again thanks to everyone - no doubt I'll need a lot of guidance.
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