louie@sayshell.umd.edu (Louis A. Mamakos) (10/16/90)
I've decided that I need a UNIX box at home, so I'm selling off my
Amiga hardware to finance the purchase. Asking price for all of the
hardware, software and documentation listed below is $1800.00. If
you're in the Baltimore-Washington area, I'll deliver or you can pick
it up and see the system running.
There's a variety of software and documetion available; some of the docs
date back to the introduction of the Amiga 1000 and were obtained along with
the Amiga 1000 developer's system I had back then. Some of it (like the
ROM Kernal Libraries and Devices book) are only a couple of months old.
The hardware has been powered and running more or less continuously for
the past 2 years or so. I'm a big fan of leaving computer gear turned on
and running ('cept for the monitor).
Please reply via EMail or call me at work at 301-405-RTFM (301-405-7836) if
you have any questions or you're interested. At this point, I'd rather
not split the stuff up, except for the older A1000 stuff mentioned at the
very end. But, hey, if you're really interested in one piece, make an
offer.
louie
HARDWARE
========
Amiga 2000 system (B2000, motherboard version 4.3), with one internal
3.5" floppy disk drive. Standard 1MB of RAM.
-all manuals, box, etc.
-with 68010 in place of original 68000 CPU (also provided)
External 3.5" floppy disk drive
1070 Color display. 13" 0.31mm dot pitch, short persistance non-glare
monitor.
- Monophonic audio input with 1.2 watt amp and internal
speaker. This was distributed to Amiga 1000 developer's before the
"consumer grade" 1080 monitor was sold. It has a better dot pitch
than the 1080 and works great. Video cable included.
-original box available
A2090 ST506 and SCSI disk controller, SW, manual, ST506 cables.
-original box available
Quadram Color Inkjet Printer
cables, extra paper, extra ink cartridges, printer driver
Industrial strength Air Traffic controller's trackball modified for
use as a mouse replacement. Great for marble madness! Of course, the
mouse is also included.
Seagate ST251 (ST-506 style interface) disk, works great except for
really loud noise coming from spindle motor. Otherwise, works just
fine. Use as a trade-in for a real disk drive or as a door stop.
Don't ever buy any Seagate disk drives! Used with 2090 disk controller
above.
DOCUMENTATION
=============
Original "White" RKM manual set: [from original Amiga 1000 developer's system]
(2) "Classic" 1 Volume ROM Kernel Manuals (anyone remember this one?)
(2) ROM Kernel Manuals, Volume 1
(2) ROM Kernel Manuals, Volume 2
Intuition: The AMIGA User Interface
AmigaDOS User's Manual
AmigaDOS Technical Reference Manual
AmigaDOS Developer's Manual
Amiga Hardware Manual
Lattice C Compiler Manual (for original release of Amiga Lattice C!)
Various Lattice C release notes
Addison/Wesley Amiga Hardware Manual
Addison/Wesley AMIGA ROM KERNEL REFERECE MANUAL (Libraries and Devices,
Revised and Updated) [the 1.3 version]
Amiga Basic Manual
Introduction to the Commodore AMIGA 2000 [instruction book for system]
Commodore A500/A2000 Technical Reference Manual
AMIGA Programmer's Handbook, Volume 1 [Moritmore]
AMIGA Programmer's Handbook, Volume 2 [Moritmore]
Programmer's Guide to the Amiga [Peck]
Guru's Guide To The Commodore Amiga, Meditation #1 - Interrupts [Sassenrath]
Around 40 or 50 old AMIGAWORLD, Amiga Transactor and Amazing Computing
Magazines.
SOFTWARE
========
Lattice/SAS C, just upgraded to Version 5.10, complete manual set
-also distribution media for 3.1, 4.0, 4.1, 5.0, 5.01, etc
-also Lattice C 3.1 MS/DOS cross compiler, part of original
development environment
Microsoft AmigaBasic
ABasiC (remember this?)
The Director
EA Artic Fox
Stuart Smiths Adventure Construction Set
Infocom Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Marble Madness
EA Deluxe Paint I
EA Deluxe Print
EA Deluxe Video
Sculpt 3D
Commodore/Amiga 1.3 Enhancer Software
subLogic Flight Simulator
subLogic Jet
subLogic Scenery Disk 7 (Washington, Charlotte, Miami, Jacksonville)
WordPerfect
Creative Solutions Multi-FORTH
Infominder
Gizmoz Productivity set (calculators, memo pad, and other "desk accessories")
Analyze!
Flow (Idea/outline processor)
Aegis Draw
AREXX
WShell
For history bufs:
Kickstart/Workbench 1.0
Kickstart/Workbench 1.1
Kickstart/Workbench 1.2
Original Amiga 1000 demos (Boing! and RoboCity)
Misc. Hardware, assumed good, but not in use:
C-Ltd "Timesaver" clock/keyboard macro box. For A1000 keyboard/system.
C-Ltd SOTS SCSI interface. For A1000 systems.
-- that's all --
louie