[Suns-at-Home] RE: Ancient Artifacts

[silvercreekvalley]

> If you have a 501-1006 SCSI/Serial board connecting
a SCSI disk is 
> easy. The 2/120 originally shipped with MFM or ESDI
disks that were 
> connected to the SCSI controller by an adapter
board. If you don't 
> have a SCSI board it might be easier to find a
Xylogicxs 450 or 451 
> controller and some SMD disks.

I've got the 501-1006 and a couple of vintage drives
which seem to work
fine. Just finding time to get it all going is the
main issue :)

I Could also do with a manual for the old monocrhrome
monitor (eg the
one that came with very early Sun's (Sun-1 / 2
vintage). I want to check
as much out on the monitor that I can before
Doing a power on.

Ian.


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