I recently had an email conversation with Ralf Baechle
<ralf_at_linux-mips.org> regarding some manuals he'd scanned:
> Yes, if you have other old manuals, I will pass them
> along to other classic computer archivists. Did you
> can them yourself or did you collect them from the net?
Both. The ones I scanned myself are the R6000 and R8000 manuals - extremly
rare documents. I managed to get hold of them while still working for
SGI and only recently got permission from MIPS Technologies to publish
the manuals. The two manuals would be the R6000 and R8000 manuals.
They're available via ftp on bacchus.net.dhis.org:/pub/mips/
I also scanned manuals for the WD33C93 and WD33C95 SCSI chips. Those
however I don't have permission to publish, so they're not on my ftp
server. And of course a whole bunch more that I downloaded from random
places on the net over the past decade ...
I btw convert my scans into PDF files for which nice reader software is
available.
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I found proper 68000, 68020, 68030, 68040 and 68060 manuals on the net,
that is "real" pdf files, not scans. These are the URLs: