That brings us folks in Central Illinois (and I believe those in the
"Cheddar Curtain" as well...) into 2007. All the rest of you...have a happy
and safe 2007!

Oh, by the way...with a little help from David Ress, one of my Model 95s
wanted to ring in the first few seconds of 2007 and ring out the last few
seconds of 2006...

http://greyghost.dyndns.org/DSC03571.jpg
http://greyghost.dyndns.org/DSC03572.jpg
http://greyghost.dyndns.org/DSC03573.jpg

William

To the folks already in 2007, I'm getting closer at 1,000 miles an hour.

Good fortune to us all!

Santa didn't leave any coal. But that's nothing.

What of the NetVista 8363? Hmm, I feel evile thoughts surging through my
mind. Another step towards a really quiet system.

Fired it up tonight. 01091921 error. That's a monitor error - duh.
AM-II passes advanced diags, pretty color bars when I plug a monitor
into it. Now I just need an overlay cable. Who has a stash? Hate to
try and build one from a pinout that "may not be perfect".

Can this work on a 32 MB Bermuda? Has Windoze 95 now, but I have the
cure for that.

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To all the PS/2 fans!!

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Now what makes this goof tick? Must be a click counter. There's
enough conspiracy enthusiasts out there to support any nut. But what
does my Personal System/2 have to do with this SPAMMER other than
reading this garbage?

About the only "related" group might be uk.misc, although I have a
suspicion that they wish that this perpetrator was muzzled.

fr.rec.peche
alt.music.tool
microsoft.public.windowsxp.hardware
comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware
microsoft.public.de.german.windowsxp.hardware
uk.misc

MI5Victim@mi5.gov.uk wrote:

<http://research.microsoft.com/BARC/Sequential_IO/IDE_Performance_Report.pdf>

http://www.gilanet.com/ohlandl/misc/ESDI.html:
"...I even forgot to mention another nasty effect of this combination: you
cannot run Win95 or WinNT with it. Both adapters, the IBM SCSI and the IBM
ESDI are hardwired to use IRQ 0Eh (14) and are tied up at the same time.
This interrupt-sharing is a technical feature of the MCA - and causes no
problem under DOS / Win 3.x or OS/2 ... but Win95 / 98 or NT cannot handle
that, because it runs against their "one device / one ressource"
strategy..."

Peter is talking about whether an ESDI & SCSI controller could be used in
the same system. In regards to NT [4.0] on ESDI I have found this in "A
Guide to Windows NT Workstation 4.0". I don't know if this is from a KB
article:

Hi,

Could someone tell me more about Motorola Exormacs development system?
What kind of compilers it had? hardware specs? OS? Anyone have pics of
system? If someone has such piece of history unused/unattented somewhere
pls inform me i am interested in it.

Tero

But the cloners are out there. I know it.