rich@oxtrap.UUCP (K. Richard Magill) (07/27/88)
[Sendai is dead. Long live sendai] AT&T 3b1 aka unix-pc. (10Mhz 68020 w/vitual memory, mouse, ksh, etc.) 67 M hard drive 2 M on the mother board serial; parallel etc. pd software on the hard drive (actually, you can have the floppies too for a price) including fonts (up to 20 some by 155 characters), gnu-emacs (the world's best editor), gcc (a better cc in source), kermit (beats cu), keyfix (I use it to swap the shift lock /control and delete/backspace keys), the 8-bit keyboard driver (meta/alt keys for ksh;emacs;etc), bison (a faster yacc), windy (a little different window manager), etc. looking for $1500 but Best Offer. 3.51 (basically sysV.0 but some V.2 features, virtual memory, etc.) BO. (but really, you need it with above). Reference Manual (the $x00 one with schematics). BO. combo card. 2 serial ports .5 M memory BO. Would rather sell all but will certainly consider selling pieces. Purchased last fall during fire sale (~$1700 + ~300 + ~400 + ~800). Really a nice box. Not much at the $8-9K list but pretty smooth at $2-3K. I really like it but my Sun is on order and I want to prevent myself from spending any more time with this box; the machine on my desk at work is a sun. -- rich.
rich@oxtrap (K. Richard Magill) (07/27/88)
In article <4147@oxtrap.UUCP>, rich@oxtrap (K. Richard Magill) writes: >[Sendai is dead. Long live sendai] > >AT&T 3b1 aka unix-pc. (10Mhz 68020 w/vitual memory, mouse, ksh, etc.) Forgot to mention 1200 baud modem on the mother board. --