shirsch
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Does anyone have a line on this? UNOS was an early 80s clone of AT&T Unix, initially released for 68000 series CPUs. Just about nothing available on the net.
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Charles River Data Services UNOS documentation needed
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mark0x01
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shirsch
Veteran Member
Excellent. Thanks SO much for pursuing this!
mark0x01
Experienced Member
Next installment.
UNOS Commands Manual
I'll keep digging as I think there are still more, but it has been a long while since these were looked at.
Mark.
UNOS Commands Manual
I'll keep digging as I think there are still more, but it has been a long while since these were looked at.
Mark.
mark0x01
Experienced Member
OCR testing looks good so far, so I should be able to OCR these, which will reduce the file size and make them more printer friendly.
The biggest hurdle has been the HP LJ Pro 400 MPF, which periodically crashes while scanning. Luckily I can resume from where it died.
All done on Devuan Linux with Document Scanner, and OCR'd with gImageReader.
Mark.
The biggest hurdle has been the HP LJ Pro 400 MPF, which periodically crashes while scanning. Luckily I can resume from where it died.
All done on Devuan Linux with Document Scanner, and OCR'd with gImageReader.
Mark.
shirsch
Veteran Member
Hi, any further progress on this?
mark0x01
Experienced Member
I haven't found any more manuals than the two above yet, and I have run out of room to shuffle more boxes about as they are all closely stacked nearly 6ft high.
I'll need to move a pile outside to dig further.
I have turned up other treasures I had forgotten about, like a working Olivetti M10.
I'll need to move a pile outside to dig further.
I have turned up other treasures I had forgotten about, like a working Olivetti M10.
mark0x01
Experienced Member
I haven't found any further manuals.
I'm having a sort and throw out to make more room, and if something does turn up in the future I'll post a link to it here.
It may be quite some time before my UNOS systems get any attention.
I'm having a sort and throw out to make more room, and if something does turn up in the future I'll post a link to it here.
It may be quite some time before my UNOS systems get any attention.
mark0x01
Experienced Member
Well I spoke too soon, while looking in a well labeled box for floppy drives I found another two folders.
Probably of limited use, so I'll scan them later.
1. Introduction to the Korn Shell - looks to be just AT&T Bell Labs doc.
2. CRDS VIOP-1 and VOIP-2 Board Users Technical Guide
3. UNOS Guide to Termcap
4.UNOS Guide to Curses
Probably of limited use, so I'll scan them later.
1. Introduction to the Korn Shell - looks to be just AT&T Bell Labs doc.
2. CRDS VIOP-1 and VOIP-2 Board Users Technical Guide
3. UNOS Guide to Termcap
4.UNOS Guide to Curses
shirsch
Veteran Member
Anything helps! Thanks for following up.