matsumot@meridian.ads.com (Michael Matsumoto) (04/19/88)
I too have received a flyer about highly discounted ATT 7300's. The
offeror is Digital Data Systems of Marietta, GA. The flyer has 3
configurations offered, with options. The "bare bones" system is a
7300, .5 MB RAM, 10 MB HD, internal modem and ATT UNIX 2.0 for what
seems a stunning $495. Not being a unix-pc'er, I'd like to hear what
others have to say about this; in particular, are memory and disk
upgrades readily available for 7300's? And what the heck is UNIX 2.0?
Are there GNU ports to this guy? Thanks in advance for your
non-flammable replies.
----- Mike Matsumoto -----dredge@helens.STANFORD.EDU (dredge) (07/10/90)
I have one copy each of the Technical Reference Manual and the Service Manual for the 7300 available to anyone who wants to pick the pair up or to pay the postage for their delivery. The Service Manual has the following chapters: System Features and Functions Using the Diagnostic Test Procedures Troubleshooting Removing and Replacing Subassemblies Apdx A - Part numbers for Field-replaceable items Apdx B - Monitor Adjustments The Technical Reference Manual says: Intended audience: ... has been written for technicians doing component-level troubleshooting of the AT&T UNIX PC Model 7300 motherboard. Chapters: System Features & Functions Motherboard: Theory of operation Diagnostics Motherboard Test Procedures Schematics Apdx A - PAL Equations Apdx B - Mnemonics Michael Eldredge Stanford IC Lab
dredge@helens.STANFORD.EDU (dredge) (07/11/90)
Wow! There has been a huge amount of interest in those manuals. The first couple of responses were here within an hour of posting. As such, the manuals are no longer available. Michael Eldredge Stanford IC Lab