> > Might be... I thought some 'VAX Consoles' were Pro350s.
Some were '380's... I was told they used whatever was in stock (first
the leftover 350's, (since who wanted a 350 when the 380 was
available)...
Then they used the 380's.
>
> Hmmm, as it says PC380 on the back, I'm assuming it's a Pro380. Knowing my
> luck I'm wrong.
>
> > The 'VAX Console' version has a special I/O card in the rearmost slot of
> > the cardcage IIRC.
>
> That it does, the only other cards in this particular system are the Hard
> Drive and Floppy Controllers. I noticed that when I was trying to see if
> the Ethernet port was connected to anything, doesn't look like it is, rats!
I wish I had one here on my 350.
Be glad you found the 380. I'd kill for one and kill again for the J11
instead of the F11 chip...
>
> When I checked the cards last night one thing really struck me, and that was
> how clean inside the system was. Of course it did just come out of a
> computer room a few hours before I got it :^)
Doesn't matter. You should see some of the "computer rooms" these days.
>
> Unless something prevents me, I hope to get it up and running tonite.
>
> Zane
Good luck.
Bill
>
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Received on Tue Jul 27 1999 - 16:39:35 BST