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OTD 1975, Digital announces the #PDP-11/70

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  • aka_pugs@mastodon.socialA aka_pugs@mastodon.social

    OTD 1975, Digital announces the #PDP-11/70.
    With up to 4 Megabytes(!) of memory.

    Princeton's PDP-11/45 had 80K bytes of memory. Ran UNIX just fine.

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    @aka_pugs The 11/74 was cancelled because it was to good compared to contemporary VAX models.

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    • paul_ipv6@infosec.exchangeP paul_ipv6@infosec.exchange

      @aka_pugs

      i was trying to remember the boot sequence for a PDP 11/70 from disk.

      i think that the 21 addr switches were an octal 17773052 but can't remember what we did with the 7 switches on the right. it was four movements, ending with "start"?

      anyone remember better than me?

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      @paul_ipv6

      I guess these switches were, among others, used to read and write memory.

      I had to program this computer in binary (not assembler, binary) when I learnt computer science some years ago.

      In my memory, the keys were shades of blue.

      @aka_pugs

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