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Well, it's one of the later models; when I've got time I'm gonna try to get unix v5,6 or 7 running on the thing. It's mainly switched off ( I only know a handfull of P/OS commands). It's just an interesting piece of hardware and my former superiors were going to destroy it...

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So, you don't have that famous 'orange wall', as meter upon meter of DEC documentation was often referred to? (Actually, I think that Pro350 came with mere 8 or 9 thick 3-ring binders, and they were not even orange, but grayish-brown :-)

BTW, Ken Olsen (ex-CEO and, I think, co-founder of DEC) once commented on that orange wall of VAX/VMS docummentation and comapred it to 'this little booklet that describes this toy OS, UNIX'. I think this attitude is one of main reasons there is no such thing as Digital Equipment Corporation any more.

BTW, you surely have a lot of nice toys! I am thinking of rescuing a couple of old SUNs myself and use them as more or less single-purpose Linux boxes at home (router, web and mail server...)

Cheers!

Dragi "Bonzi" Raos
Zagreb, Croatia
Q#5196, MkII#80000376, 18GB green