Today, a friend gave me a Data General/One computer. It came with the case, plenty of manuals and some disks.
I turned it on and at first wasn't sure it was working at all. Then, with carefully looking at the screen, I could barely make out some text. From what I read, the screens were never very good on these computers. With it being this bad, I know I won't be using this computer much. My eyesight isn't that great to start with.
Bit I do want to archive the disks and make pdf's of all the documentation in case someone else wants them.
I have the following:
Owner’s Manual
Pocket Reference
MS-DOS (3-Ring Binder) with following:
Guide to MS-DOS
MS-DOS Programmer’s Reference Manual (System Calls)
3.5” Disk: MS-DOS Ver 2.11 Rev 1.10
GW-BASIC for use with MS-DOS (3-Ring Binder) with following:
Guide to GW-Basic
3.5” Disk: GW-Basic Interpreter Rev 2.02
CBASIC Compiler Language Reference Manual (3-Ring Binder) with
3.5” Disk: CBASIC Complier Rev 2.10 MS-DOS
CP/M-86 Operating System (3-Ring Binder) with following:
CP/M-86 User’s Guide
CP/M-86 Operating System Guide
CP/M-86 Operating System Programmer’s Guide
3.5” Disk: CP/M-86 Rev 1.10
Word Star for MS-DOS with following:
Reference Manual
Installation Manual and Training Guide
3.5” Disk: Wordstar Ver 3.30 with Wordstar Tutor Ver 3.32
Two 3.5” Disks:
Disk 1 of 2: MS-DOS Rev 2.11
Disk 2 or 2: How to Use your Data Genera/One
NOTE: All manuals and Disks are Specific to Data General/One.
The scanning part is no problem, since I have a high speed document scanner.
Which image program should I use to create images of the disks?
I have a notebook computer that has a 3.5" drive and runs Windows 95.
What software should I use with Win85?
Thanks,
Bill
Smithville, NJ
I turned it on and at first wasn't sure it was working at all. Then, with carefully looking at the screen, I could barely make out some text. From what I read, the screens were never very good on these computers. With it being this bad, I know I won't be using this computer much. My eyesight isn't that great to start with.
Bit I do want to archive the disks and make pdf's of all the documentation in case someone else wants them.
I have the following:
Owner’s Manual
Pocket Reference
MS-DOS (3-Ring Binder) with following:
Guide to MS-DOS
MS-DOS Programmer’s Reference Manual (System Calls)
3.5” Disk: MS-DOS Ver 2.11 Rev 1.10
GW-BASIC for use with MS-DOS (3-Ring Binder) with following:
Guide to GW-Basic
3.5” Disk: GW-Basic Interpreter Rev 2.02
CBASIC Compiler Language Reference Manual (3-Ring Binder) with
3.5” Disk: CBASIC Complier Rev 2.10 MS-DOS
CP/M-86 Operating System (3-Ring Binder) with following:
CP/M-86 User’s Guide
CP/M-86 Operating System Guide
CP/M-86 Operating System Programmer’s Guide
3.5” Disk: CP/M-86 Rev 1.10
Word Star for MS-DOS with following:
Reference Manual
Installation Manual and Training Guide
3.5” Disk: Wordstar Ver 3.30 with Wordstar Tutor Ver 3.32
Two 3.5” Disks:
Disk 1 of 2: MS-DOS Rev 2.11
Disk 2 or 2: How to Use your Data Genera/One
NOTE: All manuals and Disks are Specific to Data General/One.
The scanning part is no problem, since I have a high speed document scanner.
Which image program should I use to create images of the disks?
I have a notebook computer that has a 3.5" drive and runs Windows 95.
What software should I use with Win85?
Thanks,
Bill
Smithville, NJ