Recent content by ajacocks

Thank you for doing the hard work to make these possible, Kai! - Alex

Has anyone built 16MB versions of these same PAL SIMMs? I seem to remember seeing some, somewhere. As a side note, I'm ordering a bunch of these PCBs to the USA. If anyone else needs them, please let me know, and I will send you some at cost, which should be low due to the number that I am...

I will be there, and I hope to see many other folks! - Alex

Gorgeous work! - Alex

Absolutely amazing work! I’d love to see an option to create BlueSCSI PCBs with SCA2 connectors on them, so that they could easily replace workstation SCSI HDDs. I am not, unfortunately, aware of a source for the connector. There is an IDC male, but no SMD or THT male, as was included on SCA2...

Very nice @eric ! It’ll be great to not have to run ciderpress in a VM. - Alex

Very neat application @David Cook . Have you considered adding Zmodem? The old BBS’er in me would be happy. :-) - Alex

That’s what I do on my small NAS. I have a 4-drive RAID5 and external HDDs for backup. I use mergerfs to join my backup drives, since my RAID is far larger than any one available SATA/SAS HDD currently sold. - Alex

I'd like to order a kit, if you get more in stock. Clearly, they sell fast! - Alex

Really nice work, Ron!

Yep, those use HP-IL keyboards and mice. But you can use it with a serial terminal, as well, if you don’t have a keyboard. - Alex

Carl Claunch has: https://youtube.com/channel/UCQZ1SxzeGcnr9nO7dFu5A4A - Alex

They do indeed @skate323k137 ! We really appreciate it. Have you seen the museum, yet? - Alex

The Vintage Computing Federation has a museum located at the InfoAge science center, in Wall Township, New Jersey, USA. We have an amazing collection of artifacts on display that help to teach computing history to our many visitors. The IBM 1130 is an early example of what became commonly known...

Boo, Atari! (looks around for @blondihacks) - Alex