[comp.sys.att] April 1989 Bay Area ATT Users' Group Meeting

thad@cup.portal.com (Thad P Floryan) (04/17/89)

The April meeting of the AT&T COMPUTER USERS GROUP, SOUTH BAY CHAPTER, will be
April 19, 1989 at the AT&T facility in Sunnyvale CA.  See agenda (below).

These meetings are the third Wednesday of each month.  The address is:

	The AT&T Building
	1090 E. Duane Avenue
	Sunnyvale, CA

The facility is located on Duane, just one block south of US 101 (Bayshore)
just off Lawrence expressway.  From 101, get onto Lawrence, turn right onto
Duane, and proceed straight onto AT&T property; follow the perimeter road to
the "back" of the building, park in the visitor's area, and enter thru the
multi-doored entrance.

"Rough" map:
                                      |
San Francicso <-----------------------+----------- US 101 -------- > San Jose
                                      |
     ________________ \               |
         |           \ \              |
         |            \ \             |
         |    +-----+ |  \            |
     park     |     | |   \           |
              |AT&T | |    \  DUANE   |  OAKMEAD PARKWAY
     enter->  |     | +---------------+---------------------
              |     |     ^           |      FRY's Electronics
              +-----+     |           |
                          |           ^
                          |           |
                          |           Lawrence Expressway
                          |
beginning of AT&T property+

Location codes are: MCR (Main Conference Room), SL (Student Lounge)

AGENDA (all times are approximate):

	-Special Interest Groups                  6:00 PM    MCR, SL
	 (new users, intermediate and
	  advanced DOS, UNIX, UNIXpc/7300, etc.)
	  Informal discussions and
	  refreshments. Swap session.

	-Technical Q&A Session (AT&T Staff)       7:00 PM    MCR

	-Club Business                            7:45 PM    MCR
	 committee reports, announcements

	-Guest speakers                           8:00 PM    MCR
         (topic unknown; my flyer "walked" :-)

	Adjourn (out by 10 PM)                    9:45 PM



For those of you with UNIXPC machines, I'll be bringing one of my systems
in, to show various internals, and for making copies of some PD material.
PLEASE bring already-formatted disks (10 sectors/track preferred) to save time.
We meet in the "Student Lounge".  The "hot" topic is the SCSI project recently
discussed in the unix-pc.general newsgroup; Mike Thompson will provide updates.

For those of you with AT&T's MS/DOS compatible systems, the Librarian will
have the club's PD library available for copying, etc.  PLEASE bring proper
MS/DOS formatted disks for exchange.

Only Public Domain and/or Freely Redistributable material will be available.

The membership of this Users' Group presently comprises computing professionals
interested in AT&T products.  Users and owners of ALL AT&T systems are welcome!

I'm posting this as an elected officer of the Group ("Member At Large") and
can answer (most) questions you may have.

I'm also "catching up" on email correspondence, so please be patient; 3 months'
worth of 25 hours/day, 8 days/week at work has prevented my active participation
recently.  I'll be posting more details about the Users' Group, its newsletter,
membership information, etc.

Additional information is available from:

Mark Dill
AT&T Public Relations
408/995-3966

alex@wolf.umbc.edu (Alex Crain) (04/18/89)

In article <17320@cup.portal.com>, thad@cup.portal.com (Thad P Floryan) writes:

> For those of you with UNIXPC machines, I'll be bringing one of my systems
> in, to show various internals, and for making copies of some PD material.
> PLEASE bring already-formatted disks (10 sectors/track preferred) to save time.
> We meet in the "Student Lounge".  The "hot" topic is the SCSI project recently
> discussed in the unix-pc.general newsgroup; Mike Thompson will provide updates.

	I'd love to come, but its a little far out of my way :-). If some one
could summerize the proceddings of these meetings, I would be interested to
read about them.

					:alex
Alex Crain
Systems Programmer			alex@umbc3.umbc.edu
Univ Md Baltimore County		umbc3.umbc.edu!nerwin!alex

thad@cup.portal.com (Thad P Floryan) (04/19/89)

Gee, Alex, just turn right at Washington DC, continue straight, turn right
at Los Angeles, continue straight, turn left at Sunnyvale, and there you are.
As someone else once said: "No matter where you go, there you are."  :-)  :-)

Seriously, with increased participation, the intent is to include UNIXPC SIG
info in the club's newsletter (500 copies go out each month), and a summary
posted here would be quite appropriate (esp. with the first "project" underway
(the SCSI board)).

Unless someone beats me to it, I'll post an update by this weekend; I have
the AT&T meeting Wednesday, Amiga developers' meeting at Stanford on Thursday,
and yet another users' group meeting Friday, so this weekend is the earliest
I can get back onto the net.

Just some of the SCSI docs I've collected so far (archived on one of my Amigas
since it has >1GB SCSI HD):

CLI7> ls -l
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:20:05    5     2384 Agencies.txt
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:24:05    2      695 email-header.sward
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:23:27    7     3020 QIC-40.1
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:24:27   10     4709 QIC-40.2
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:24:54   15     7083 QIC-40.3
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:25:16    2      732 QIC-40.4
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:26:36    4     1586 README.1st
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:30:01    2      964 readme.doc
----ar-e- 88-09-29 23:54:00   42    20298 scsi.0
----ar-e- 88-09-29 23:54:49   11     5361 scsi.1
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:43:42    1      213 scsi.2
----ar-e- 88-09-29 23:55:50    7     3318 scsi.3
----ar-e- 88-09-29 23:56:35   56    27324 scsi.4
----ar-e- 88-09-29 23:51:13  109    53143 scsi.5
----ar-e- 88-09-29 23:57:41   47    22848 scsi.6
----ar-e- 88-09-29 23:58:38  132    64263 scsi.7
----ar-e- 88-09-29 23:59:58  223   108697 scsi.8
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:00:56  141    68384 scsi.9
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:02:33   63    30731 scsi.910
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:03:17   12     5647 scsi.911
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:04:12   80    38770 scsi.912
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:05:21    9     4021 scsi.913
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:06:00    8     3576 scsi.914
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:06:49   16     7729 scsi.915
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:08:00    9     4222 scsi.916
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:09:10   23    10958 scsi.917
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:10:03   22    10282 scsi.918
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:11:24    9     4121 scsi.919
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:12:14    8     3761 scsi.920
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:12:54    5     2415 scsi.921
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:27:06    1      287 SCSI.BBS
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:27:36    3     1035 SCSI.DOC
----ar-e- 88-09-29 23:48:32    1      147 scsi.ruler
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:28:13    8     3727 SCSI2.TXT
----ar-e- 88-09-30 00:29:06    3     1067 SCSI_FILE_SIZE_CHECK
Dirs:0   Files:35   Blocks:1096  Bytes:527518  
CLI7>

Mike Thompson and I intend exchanging "notes" at Wednesday's meeting.

Stay tuned for updates!

Thad Floryan [ thad@cup.portal.com (OR) ..!sun!portal!cup.portal.com!thad ]