GottaLottaStuff
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I'm clearing out more stuff and trying out Imagedisk at the same time. One of the things in the pile is an installation guide and two sets of disks for NTNX from Alloy. No hardware, just disks and manual. From Wikipedia:
"In 1984 Alloy developed the PC-Slave card which consisted of an X86 (8086 or V20) processor, either 256k or 1 Meg of memory and two serial ports. This card used RTNX (later renamed NTNX) to use the host processor to act as a file server. Dumb PC-Term terminals were attached to the PC-Slave to allow the running of DOS programs."
Anybody need disk images or the disks and manual?
"In 1984 Alloy developed the PC-Slave card which consisted of an X86 (8086 or V20) processor, either 256k or 1 Meg of memory and two serial ports. This card used RTNX (later renamed NTNX) to use the host processor to act as a file server. Dumb PC-Term terminals were attached to the PC-Slave to allow the running of DOS programs."
Anybody need disk images or the disks and manual?