On Feb 8 2005, 21:52, Vintage Computer Festival wrote:
>
> Son of a biatch! I finally got it working. I think it may have
> been bad disks all along.
> Drive 0 is not spinning the disk!
In normal 8" drives, the motor spins all the time. If it's not
spinning, it should be easy to trace (careful, it's a mains-driven
motor). The most common fault in this area, though, is that the belt
has fallen off.
> Ok, so it's bad (or the drive heads are really dirty...gotta clean
those
> at some point). In the meantime, let's try this OTHER disk:
>
> _at_
> $DY1
> RT-11SJ V03B-00
>
> Hey!
>
> .R SST
>
>
> ** U.T. -SUPER- STAR TREK **
Very nice! And at some point, perhaps we can figure out a way to get
em a copy of that program for my Star Trek web page ;-)
--
Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York
Received on Wed Feb 09 2005 - 02:05:07 GMT