Edwin P. Groot skrev:
> Hi Iggy,
> I don't think it was upgraded. I have the 310, the lowest in the
>series - the one with the 68010 CPU. My box also says "HP 9000 300", not
>"310". There is hardware information at:
>http://www.blobulent.com/hp300/FAQ/rossspon/hp300faq.htm
I've wgetted (wgot?) that FAQ already, very useful. =)
> Just today I completed this system by finding an HP-IB cable in the
>trash. I started with the box, which has video, serial and HP-IB. Then I
>found an HP-IB drive unit. Then came a monitor that had the requisite BNC
>connectors, and then some BNC cabling. The ROM on bootup reports its
>version, the CPU, and the addresses of interfaces. Have not tried the
>drive yet.
Hmm, perhaps I should have picked up some of those free HP-IB cables now that
I think of it. I have a friend who's got a double HP brand 3,5" drive (those
drives are really vintage!) with what seems like a HPIB interface. Or is that
GPIB? I'm blissfully ignorant regarding those systems.
As for BNC monitors, I haven't got any, but I came up with a solution which
might work: I've got several VGA->BNC cables, and with a gender changer, it
should plug into the male end of a VGA monitor. =)
At least as long as it supports SOG (sync on green)...
So tell me, how does a 310 feel? I was quite relieved to find that I had a
380, but I suppose a 310 could be a quaint experience as well.
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Received on Fri May 18 2001 - 14:05:35 BST