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5 1/4 were the newer, smaller size (that held the same or more amount of data). These guys made hats out of the older 8" versions. Yeah, 40+ year old technology.
5 1/4 were the newer, smaller size (that held the same or more amount of data). These guys made hats out of the older 8" versions. Yeah, 40+ year old technology.
I sold all of my 8" disks. Those went for some cash.
I sold all of my 8" disks. Those went for some cash.
Lol! Hard to believe anyone is still using old systems with those drives. That was one of my projects almost 40 years ago, set up a central loader (network to reliable DEC VAX file storage) to eliminate the old floppy storage and drives on our cp/m-86 based test systems, other systems that used data cassette storage and others that used mag tape storage.
Lol! Hard to believe anyone is still using old systems with those drives. That was one of my projects almost 40 years ago, set up a central loader (network to reliable DEC VAX file storage) to eliminate the old floppy storage and drives on our cp/m-86 based test systems, other systems that used data cassette storage and others that used mag tape storage.
Are we not men? No, we are Vaxen!
I miss my old PDP-11/34a. They had character.
Are we not men? No, we are Vaxen!
I miss my old PDP-11/34a. They had character.
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