>A PDP-11/44. It would appear that inside the cpu chassis is a CIM? card,
>about 5 cards that make up the cpu, and a memory card. There also looks to
>be two other cards, one I'm guessing just joins the backplane sections
>together, and the last looks like a bus terminator of some type. Do I have
>enough to test and start playing with? I've never seen a Unibus machine, but
>I'm guessing the CIM is for hooking up a console and getting some type of
>boot processor program visible?
Indeed, you do plug the console terminal into the connector labeled "Console
terminal" on the CIM :-).
The other 5 cards you should have are the M7094, M7095, M7096, M7097,
and M7098.
If you turn on the 11/44 without backplane continuity, you'll likely get
a "CP didn't start". With all those empty slots, you don't have backplane
continuity!
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Received on Fri Oct 01 1999 - 15:07:45 BST