2020-12-15 I just posted a follow up asking if the install disk streams were ever made available.
Check back manually for a reply
Tuesday, December 15, 2020
Monday, December 14, 2020
Adding a Second (2nd) MFM Hard Drive to the UNIX PC
ICUS II Hard Disk Upgrade
Written by Gil Kloepfer, Jr. & Lenny Tropiano
Written by Gil Kloepfer, Jr. & Lenny Tropiano
At least one of several threads on COMP.SYS.3B1
Also referred to as the ICUS II "P5.1" hard disk modification
And evidently it was just done in December 2021 by shirsch as reported on vcfed.org
And this article references Gil Kloepfer, but talks about adding up to FOUR drives?
2023-12-02 Update: Did we just find one of these mods "in the wild"???
Courtesy e2k over Discord
Sunday, November 8, 2020
Monday, November 2, 2020
RARE Vintage AT&T UNIX PC COMPUTER Lapel pin
I just thought it was cool...but not enough to actually pay for it...
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
AT&T UNIX PC Ask Me About The Connection Large Vintage Pinback Button #BB1805
I've been watching this button on eBay since at least September 9, 2015. Well, miracles never cease, it sold just a few days ago, February 16, 2019. Wow! That was a tough sell. But, I tip my had to the seller...for pure perseverance!
Thursday, January 10, 2019
Expansion Card Slots - AT&T Unix PC
If you are listing an AT&T Unix PC on eBay, Facebook Marketplace, CraigsList, etc., you may hear from me asking about adding pictures to your auction/listing to show the expansion card slots.
A lot of people miss taking pictures of these, because they are hidden relatively out of sight.
However, with my collection of UNIX PCs, what is (or is not) in these expansion card slots is what I use to decide how much money I will bid/pay for the machine you may be selling.
So, to help, the below pictures should show exactly where these 3 expansion slots are located on all AT&T UNIX PCs (And Convergent Technologies S/50s)
Thank you so kindly for your help in providing these.
Best Always,
Forgotten Machines
A lot of people miss taking pictures of these, because they are hidden relatively out of sight.
However, with my collection of UNIX PCs, what is (or is not) in these expansion card slots is what I use to decide how much money I will bid/pay for the machine you may be selling.
So, to help, the below pictures should show exactly where these 3 expansion slots are located on all AT&T UNIX PCs (And Convergent Technologies S/50s)
Thank you so kindly for your help in providing these.
Best Always,
Forgotten Machines
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