>What is a PDT-11? I just got one new in the box with 7,000+ pounds of
>other brand new (1965-1978) dec stuff.
>
>It has two TU-60s and looks like a VT100.
What you have is a PDT-11/130. The tapes are TU58s, not TU60s.
The PDT series is based on the LSI-11/2 chip set. The systems
typically have a console port, printer port, async/sync comm
port and three other serial ports. They are setup so that you
can use 60 Kb of memory instead of the typical (for -11s) 56Kb
(smaller I/O page).
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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Received on Mon Dec 20 1999 - 06:59:22 GMT