UNIX Driver Survey

Alan S. Watt swatt at ittvax.UUCP
Sat May 28 07:15:19 AEST 1983


		     How to Use This Listing

This catalog was assembled from information contributed in response to
my requests over USENET.  I have tried to leave the information alone,
but make the formatting constant.  To save editing chores, there are
several listing groups which share some common information.  Each major
listing is separated by a line of '=' characters beginning at the left
margin and continuing for 70 characters.  Within major listings,
sublistings are separated by a line of '=' characters beginning one tab
stop in and continuing for 54 characters.

The order presented is pretty much the order received, except where
oversights on my part necessitated moving listings to the end to avoid
disturbing the numbering.  Each listing is numbered, and some summary
information presented under "Summary Information".

If you want to skip to some numbered listing (say 34), just search for

	/#:<TAB>*34$/

using any editor which supports "ed"-style regular expressions;
the number always appears at the end of the line.  The regular expression

	/^Listing #:/

can also be used to skip to the next listing.

I have also tried to catagorize devices into broad categories, such as
"disk subsystems" for easy reference in the "Summary Information"
section.

			Editorial Policy

All contributions will be accepted.  I try to leave the submitted
contents completely alone except to present a consistent format.  My
notes are enclosed in square brackets (``[]'').  I obviously can accept
no responsibility for the truth of any assertions contained here.
Entries listed as available may have been withdrawn, or individuals
listed as contacts may have moved.

Please use the format presented here as it makes my job a lot easier.
Also if you give network mail addresses for UUCP, if possible specify
several paths.  It is always a good idea to include a U.S. Mail
address and phone number.

Any additions or corrections received will be incorporated in future
revisions.  ALL contributions will be acknowledged; If you do not
receive an acknowledgment in a reasonable period, please re-send.


		Suggestions For "Shoppers"

If you send network mail to people listed here for information, it
is best to supply several return paths.  I have had several requests
which I could not answer because mail would not go the return path.
Giving your phone number is also an excellent idea.

			Revision Date

This listing reflects all submissions and corrections I have received
as of May 16, 1983.

	- Alan S. Watt
	ittvax!swatt			(UUCP)
	
		via: decvax, duke, purdue, lbl-csam, research
	
	decvax!ittvax!swatt at Berkeley	(ARPA)

	ITT Programming Technology Center
	1000 Oronoque Lane
	Stratford, Ct.  06497
	(203) 375-0200
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		Summary Information

There are 65 listings, some for the same device.

1.1 Device names in alphabetical order:

#		Mfgr., Name
==		===========
45		4.2bsd distribution devices
21		AED-512
36		Alpha 10
26		Britton-Lee IDM 200 and IDM 500
43		Computrol Megalink 90-0018
16		DEC DL-11 asynchronous link to DECsystem-10
57		DEC DL-11A/B (aka KL-11).  ABLE Quadrasync is a look-alike.
23		DEC DQ11 and DEC DUP11
2,41,42		DEC DR11-B, DEC DR11-W
56		DEC DU-11
13		DEC DZ-11, Plessey DZ-11, Able DZ-11
18		DEC GT41
10		DEC KMC-11
64		DEC PCL-11B
30,55		DEC RK07 and DEC RK06 disk drives
14		DEC RL01 or RL02
17		DEC RM05
19		DEC RX01
51		DEC RX02 floppy disk
34		DEC TS-11 tape drive
 9		DEC VS-11
12		DEC VSV01
37		DeAnza IP 8500 image processing display system
54		Digidata look-alike for DEC TM-11/TU-10.
11		Digital Sound Corporation 200 Digital Audio Converter
 3		Evans and Sutherland Multi Picture System
 1		Floating Point Systems Array Processors: AP-120B and FPS-100.
35		Fujitsu 160 Mbyte Winchester
22		Genisco GCT-3000
52		Grinnell GMR-27 via DEC DR-11B (with minor mods).
8,25		Ikonas RDS-3000
59		Intel Corp. iSBC 215, iSBX 218, iSBX 217
60		Intel Corp. iSBC 220 SMD Disks
61		Intel Corp. iSBC 534 4-line USART board, no intelligence.
62		Intel Corp. iSBC 544 4-line USART board, on-board 8085
63		Intel Corp. iSBC 550 EtherNet Controller
33,48		Interlan N1010 ethernet board.
32		Lexidata 3400 color raster display system.
65		Matrox GXB-1000 Graphics Board
28		Megatek 7000
4,6,20		Megatek 7200-series
38		Optronics C-4500 Model 30D
29		Paper tape reader
53		Plessy PM-DC1100 controller with CDC9766 disk pack.
46		Ramtek 9200/9300 black and white graphics display
31		Ramtek RM9400 color raster display system.
50		STC 800/1600/6250bpi magtape on SI Unibus controller
39		Scientific Micro Systems  FWT1127s
47		Ungermann-bass NIU via DR11-W
58		Univ. of Illinois Arpanet Terminal System IMP Interface
27		Versatec 1200, v80, or similar
15		Versatec or Varian printer/plotter
7		Xylogics Phoenix 211 Unibus Disk Controller

1.2 Modifications to standard drivers in alphabetical order

#		Name
==		===========
40		DEC DZ11
44		tty (V7 UNIX)

1.3 New line Disciplines

#		Name
==		===========
5		Summagraphics BitPad

1.4 Not really drivers

#		Name
==		===========
24		Vadic 3451PA, Bizcomp Smartmodem, changes for UUCP
49		Fast timer driver

2. Device Types (broadly speaking)
===============================

2.1  Disk subsystems:
	Alpha 10, DEC RK06, DEC RK07, DEC RL01 or RL02, DEC RM05, DEC
	RX01, DEC RX02 floppy disk, Fujitsu 160, Plessy PM-DC1100
	controller with CDC9766 disk pack, Scientific Micro Systems
	FWT1127s, Xylogics Phoenix 211,
	Intel Corp. iSBC 215, iSBX 218, iSBX 217
	Intel Corp. iSBC 220 SMD Disks

2.2  Tape subsystems:
	DEC TS-11, Digidata look-alike for DEC TM-11/TU-10,
	STC tri-density,

2.3  Graphics display devices:
	AED-512, DEC GT41, DEC VS-11, DEC VSV01, DeAnza IP 8500, Evans
	and Sutherland Multi Picture System, Genisco GCT-3000, Grinnell
	GMR-27 via DEC DR-11B (with minor mods).  Ikonas RDS-3000,
	Lexidata 3400, Megatek 7000, Megatek 7200-series, Ramtek
	9200,9300, Ramtek RM9400, Matrox GXB-1000

2.4  Communication devices:
	Able DZ-11, Computrol Megalink 90-0018, DEC DL-11, DEC DQ11,
	DEC DR11-B, DEC DR11-W, DEC DU-11, DEC DUP11, DEC DZ-11,
	DEC KMC-11, DEC PCL-11B,
	Interlan N1010 Ethernet, Plessey DZ-11, Ungermann-Bass
	NIU via DR11-W, ARPAnet IMP
	Intel Corp. iSBC 534 4-line USART board, no intelligence.
	Intel Corp. iSBC 544 4-line USART board, on-board 8085
	Intel Corp. iSBC 550 EtherNet Controller

2.5  Printers:
	Versatec 1200, Versatec or Varian printer/plotter, Versatec v80

2.6  Misc.:
	Britton-Lee IDM 200 and IDM 500, Digital Sound Corporation 200
	Digital Audio Converter, Floating Point Systems AP-120B and
	FPS-100 array processors.  Optronics C-4500 Model 30D,
	Perkin-Elmer Paper tape reader

3. CPU types covered
====================

	DEC LSI-11, Intel 286, Intel 8086, PDP-11,
	Perkin-Elmer 7/32 or 8/32, VAX-11

4. UNIX types covered
=====================

	2.8BSD, 4.0BSD, 4.1BSD, 4.1aBSD, 4.2BSD, Microsoft Xenix,
	PWB/UNIX, SRI's PDP11 port of 4.1aBSD, V6, V7,
	Wollongong/P-E Edition VII

======================================================================

			Driver Listings

======================================================================
Listing #:	1
Device Name:	Floating Point Systems Array Processors:
		AP-120B and FPS-100.
		FPS-164 and FPS-564 in development

		Computer Design and Applications:
		MSP-3000 in development

Device Type:	High Speed Floating Point Array Processors
For CPU type:	VAX 11/780 11/750 11/730, PDP-11,
		Perkin Elmer (in development)
For UNIX type:	4.1 bsd, v6, v7
Availability:	Anyone

Terms & Cond.:	$5000, includes large program development package
		(assembler, compiler, simulator, libraries, diagnostics)
		+ signed copy of license agreement.  Source is 
		distributed.

Contact:	Peter H. Berens
		Apunix Computer Services
		1380 Garnet Ave., Suite E-292
		San Diego, CA  92109
		619-452-7819
		decvax!ittvax!dcdwest!phb
		ucbvax!sdcsvax!sdchema!phb

======================================================================
Listing #:	2
Device Name:	DEC DR11-B (should work for DR11-W, too)
		Currently used for Grinnell Frame Buffer

Device Type:	16bit parallel DMA interface

CPU Type:	VAX and PDP-11
UNIX Type:	4.1bsd, Unix V7
Availability:	Anybody

Terms:		For just driver, can send over net.  For driver+user
		level software for Grinnell FB, send tape with return
		postage (can send over net on ARPANET), or pay for phone
		time yourself.

Contact:	harpo!utah-cs!thomas, thomas at utah-20
		Spencer W. Thomas
		Computer Science Dept.
		University Of Utah
		Salt Lake City, Utah 84112
		(801)581-8800

Caveats:	Has not been tested with multiple DR11s.

================================================================
Listing #:	3
Device Name:	Evans and Sutherland Multi Picture System

Device Type:	High performance line drawing display.

CPU Type:	Vax and PDP-11
Unix Type:	4.1 and V7
Availability:	Anybody

Terms:		Send tape with return postage preferred.  Can send over
		ARPANET, or if you pay phone.

Contact:	harpo!utah-cs!thomas, thomas at utah-20
		Spencer W. Thomas
		Computer Science Dept.
		University Of Utah
		Salt Lake City, Utah 84112
		(801)581-8800

Caveats:	Will not support multi-user configurations.  Use of
		signals makes running programs under debugger difficult.

================================================================
Listing #:	4
Device Name:	Megatek 7290

Device Type:	Medium performance line drawing graphics system.

CPU Type:	VAX
Unix Type:	4.1bsd
Availability:	Anybody

Terms:		Since this is based on a driver and software package we
		got from Purdue, you should really get "permission"
		from them first.  See below for contact address.
		However, many bugs have been fixed, and it is now
		impossible for the driver to hang the system.
		Preferably, send a tape with return postage, if you're
		on ARPANET, or will pay phone charges, can get over the
		net.

Contact:	harpo!utah-cs!thomas, thomas at utah-20
		Spencer W. Thomas
		Computer Science Dept.
		University Of Utah
		Salt Lake City, Utah 84112
		(801)581-8800

	Address for people at Purdue to contact: 
		(They also have v6 and v7 pdp-11 versions)
		Steve Van Frank	(pur-ee!steve) or
		Mike Bailey	(pur-ee!mjb)
		Computer Aided Design and Graphics Lab
		Potter Engineering Center
		Purdue University
		West Lafayette, IN 47907
		(317) 494-5944
	
Caveats:	Still somewhat buggy, but much better.  Pick module is
		not yet supported, but will be in near future.  Will
		not support multiple users.

================================================================
Listing #:	5
Device Name:	Summagraphics BitPad

Device Type:	Digital data tablet
		This is really just a line discipline to support the
		BitPad on a standard TTY line.

CPU Type:	VAX (maybe PDP-11, too)
Unix Type:	4.1bsd (maybe V7)
Availability:	Anybody

Terms:		Can send over the net. 

Contact:	harpo!utah-cs!thomas, thomas at utah-20
		Spencer W. Thomas
		Computer Science Dept.
		University Of Utah
		Salt Lake City, Utah 84112
		(801)581-8800

Caveats:	No known bugs.

======================================================================
Listing #:	6
Device Name:	Megatek 7290

Device Type:	DMA vector and raster graphics system.  Replaces
		Unibus terminator.  Driver has been written to support
		full functionality of Megatek-supplied WAND and
		Template software.  Supports two workstations, one
		Vector display, one Raster display.  Depends on ACP to
		handle tty-mode operations.

CPU Type:	VAX
Unix Type:	4.1bsd
Availability:	Anybody

Terms:		Package includes driver, installation instructions, and
		some debugging and monitoring utilities.  Available over
		UUCP, or send tape.  Modified WAND sources available
		if we get letter from Megatek stating you have license
		for it.  WAND sources NOT distributed over UUCP.

Contact:	ittvax!toolsmgr
		  via:	decvax
			duke
			purdue
			lbl-csam

		Advanced Technology Dept.
		ITT Programming Technology Center
		1000 Oronoque Lane
		Stratford, Ct.  06497
		(203) 375-0200

Caveats:	Allegedly supports multiple chassis, but this has never
		been tested.  Only in operation on VAX780 CPU.

======================================================================
Listing #:	7
Device Name:	Xylogics Phoenix 211 Unibus Disk Controller
Device Type:	CDC, Ampex 80/300 Mb SMD drives
For CPU Types:	VAX, PDP11
For Unix Types:	4.1BSD, 2.8BSD
Availability:	Sure

Terms & Cond:	Send me a tape, or get it by net-mail

Contact:	Donn Seeley or Jim McGinness
			Mail Code B-014
			UC San Diego Chemistry Dept.
			La Jolla CA 92037
			ucbvax!sdcsvax!sdchemc!{donn,jmcg}

Caveats:	I think Xylogics has discontinued production because
		of reliability problems... but I can say that once you
		get a good board set (it took us 3 mo.) then it runs
		fine.  The cute thing about the controller and drivers
		is that they support multi-porting of the controller.
		The controller is connected to as many as 4 couplers;
		the couplers sit in the various Unibi and the
		controller has its own backplane and power supply.  We
		boot a VAX and a PDP off the same disk and controller.

Miscellaneous:	By the way, the 4.1 driver was adapted by Rusty Wright
		of the Center for Music Experiment at UCSD from the up
		driver and the 2.8 driver has an odd pedigree which I
		don't remember just now.  The 4.1 driver has fixed an
		apparent bug in the up driver whereby on systems with
		more than one drive on the same controller the "wrong"
		drive queue will occasionally be linked into the
		controller queue... sigh.  Standalone boot drivers,
		bootblocks and even VAX 11/750 ROM code available on
		request.  Other people at UCSD may have different
		versions of this driver but I have gotten the impression
		that ours is the only version that works (it may be that
		ours are the only controllers that work(!)).

======================================================================
Listing #:	8
Device Name:	Ikonas RDS-3000
Device Type:	Image Frame Buffer
For CPU type:	VAX
For UNIX type:	Berkeley 4.1 and 4.2
Availability:	Anyone with Unix liscense

Terms & Cond.:  Experimental, non-supported.
		Send mail requesting driver to allegra!rdg.

Contact:	allegra!rdg

	[ Note: "allegra" is reachable via "decvax" ]

======================================================================
Listing #:	9
Device Name:	DEC VS-11
Device Type:	High-resolution, bitmapped, interactive, color
		graphics display/workstation.
For CPU type:	VAX
For UNIX type:	4.1bsd

Availability:	Any licensee, but not for redistribution or resale

Terms & Cond.:	Free.

Contact:	DEC UNIX Engineering Group (decvax)
		decvax!aps

======================================================================
Listing #:	10
Device Name:	DEC KMC-11
Device Type:	PDP-11 Auxiliary Processor
For CPU type:	PDP-11's
For UNIX type:	V6, V7, perhaps others
Availability:	Anyone who wants it

Terms & Cond.:	Driver source is ~3K bytes long.  Send UUCP
		address.

Contact:	Michael Lecuyer
		Arts Computing Office
		P.A.S. Building
		University of Waterloo
		Waterloo, Ontario
		N2L 3G1
		Usenet Address: ...!decvax!watmath!watarts!spoon

Other Info:	Loads an 'a.out' image (both text portion and
		data) into KMC-11 memory.

======================================================================
Listing #:	11
Device Name:	Digital Sound Corporation 200 Digital Audio Converter

Device Type:	digital to analog and
		analog to digital converter
For CPU type:	vax
For UNIX type:	4.1bsd

Availability:	anybody with a 32/v or system III license
		(source or binary)

Terms & Cond.:	send tape or uucp address

Contact:	ucbvax!sdcarl!rusty
		Rusty Wright
		University of California San Diego
		Computer Audio Research Laboratory
		La Jolla, California 92093

======================================================================
Listing #:	12
device name:	DEC VSV01
device type:	Non-DMA Bit Map Colour Television
For CPU type:	PDP-11
For UNIX type:	v6
Availability:	everyone

Terms & Cond.:	send a tape or I can mail it

Contact:	Geoff Collyer
		decvax!utzoo!utcsrgv!utcsstat!geoff

======================================================================
Listing #:	13
device name:	DEC DZ-11, Plessey DZ-11, Able DZ-11
device type:	Non-DMA tty multiplexer
For CPU type:	PDP-11
For UNIX type:	v6 or v7
Availability:	everyone

Terms & Cond.:	send a tape or I can mail it

Contact:	Geoff Collyer
		decvax!utzoo!utcsrgv!utcsstat!geoff

======================================================================
Listing #:	14
device name:	DEC RL01 or RL02
device type:	5 or 10 Mb removable disk
For CPU type:	PDP-11
For UNIX type:	v6
Availability:	everyone

Terms & Cond.:	send a tape or I can mail it

Contact:	Geoff Collyer
		decvax!utzoo!utcsrgv!utcsstat!geoff

======================================================================
Listing #:	15
device name:	Versatec or Varian printer/plotter
device type:	electrostatic raster plotter
For CPU type:	PDP-11
For UNIX type:	PWB/UNIX (essentially v6) and after Jan. 1, 1983, v7
Availability:	everyone

Terms & Cond.:	send a tape or I can mail it

Contact:	Geoff Collyer
		decvax!utzoo!utcsrgv!utcsstat!geoff

======================================================================
Listing #:	16
device name:	DECsystem-10 asynchronous link via DEC DL-11
device type:	1200 or 2400 baud (approx.) link with checksum,
		retransmission
For CPU type:	PDP-11
For UNIX type:	PWB/UNIX (essentially v6) and after Jan. 1, 1983, v7
Availability:	everyone

Terms & Cond.:	send a tape or I can mail it

Contact:	Geoff Collyer
		decvax!utzoo!utcsrgv!utcsstat!geoff

Caveats:	requires some DECsystem-10 programs and UNIX programs
		(available from me) to make a complete link

======================================================================
Listing #:	17
device name:	DEC RM05
device type:	300 Mb removable disk
For CPU type:	PDP-11
For UNIX type:	PWB/UNIX (essentially v6) and after Jan. 1, 1983, v7
Availability:	everyone

Terms & Cond.:	send a tape or I can mail it

Contact:	Geoff Collyer
		decvax!utzoo!utcsrgv!utcsstat!geoff

======================================================================
Listing #:	18
device name:	DEC GT41
device type:	vector graphics display including display processor
For CPU type:	PDP-11
For UNIX type:	v6 and eventually v7
Availability:	everyone

Terms & Cond.:	send a tape or I can mail it

Contact:	Geoff Collyer
		decvax!utzoo!utcsrgv!utcsstat!geoff

Caveats:	Actually I have several GT41 drivers.

======================================================================
Listing #:	19
Device Name:	DEC RX01
Device type:	Single sided single density floppy disk drive.
For CPU Type:	PDP 11/40
For UNIX Type:	V6.
Availability:	I don't remember where I aquired it, so I can't
		enforce restrictions.
		ie: for any licenced UNIX system.
		But don't market it.

Terms & Cond.:  I don't want to spend any of my money or a lot
		of my time shipping it.  It is 4606 chars or 212 lines.

Contact:	Charles Colbert
		rm 2e222 6 Corporate Plc.
		Piscataway, NJ 08854
		(201) 981-2370
		pyuxjj!colbert
		mhuxm!pyuxjj!colbert
		ucbvax!pyuxjj!colbert

bugs:		The rx01 hardware does not use DMA, so it
		is very slow & hoggy. It is also very low
		density.

======================================================================
Listing #:	20
Device name:    Megatek 7250
Device type:    Color graphics system (vector/raster hybrid)
CPU:            PDP 11/45
Unix:           V7
Availability:   Anyone

Terms & Conds:  Not for resale or redistribution.  Send magtape.

Contact:        Jim Guyton (guyton at rand-unix, randvax!guyton)

Caveats:        Not used very much and not very polished.  A
		derivation of a Megatek 7200 Unix-V6 driver
		from Purdue.

======================================================================
Listing #:	21
Device name:    AED-512
Device type:    Color raster system
CPU:            PDP 11/45
Unix            V7
Availability:   Anyone

Terms & Conds:  Not for resale or redistribution.  Send magtape.

Contact:        Jim Guyton (guyton at rand-unix, randvax!guyton)

Caveats:        Weird AED dma mode not supported.  Still uses
		PIO for all but direct video buffer loads.

======================================================================
Listing #:	22
Device name:    Genisco GCT-3000
Device type:    Color raster system
CPU:            PDP 11/45
Unix:           V7
Availability:   Anyone

Terms & Conds:  Not for resale or redistribution.  Send magtape.

Contact:        Jim Guyton (guyton at rand-unix, randvax!guyton)

Caveats:        Runs with custom Rand microcode for the Genisco,
		not the standard code supplied by Genisco.  Also,
		this is a horrible device, don't buy one!

======================================================================
Listing #:	23
Device Name:	DEC DQ11 and DEC DUP11
Device Type:	Synchronous line interfaces, DMA and non-DMA respectively.
Protocol:	Honeywell Grts remote computer bisync; probably not too
		difficult to modify for similar protocols.
For CPU type:	written for VAX
For UNIX type:	4.1BSD
Availability:	to anyone

Terms & Cond.:	prefer to send via uucp mail.

Contact:	decvax!watmath!watcgl!dmmartindale
		Dave Martindale
		Computer Graphics Lab
		University of Waterloo
		Waterloo, Ontario
		Canada N2L 3G1

======================================================================
Listing #:	24
Device Name:	Vadic 3451PA Autodialer/triple modem
Device Name:	Bizcomp Smartmodem (300 baud only -- I haven't
		seen the 1200 baud version yet)
Device Type:	RS 232 Autodialers for UUCP
For CPU type:	any (including micros)
For UNIX type:	any which supports uucp
Availability:	anyone

Terms & Cond.:	send electronic mail

Contact:	Peter Gross
		High Altitude Observatory
		National Center for Atmospheric Research
		PO Box 3000
		Boulder CO 80307
		(303)-494-5151 ext. 348
		seismo!hao!pag		\
		decvax!brl-bmd!hao!pag	 --> uucp
		ucbvax!hplabs!hao!pag	/
		CSVAX.pag at BERKELEY	--> ARPA

Notes:		There are separate versions (the only changes are in
		conn.c) for the VA3451PA and the Hayes Smartmodem.

======================================================================
Listing #:	25
Device Name:	Ikonas RDS-3000 (IK-11B)
Device Type:	Host interface to Ikonas' Raster Display System
For CPU type:	"VAX", "PDP-11"
For UNIX type:	"4.1bsd", "v7"
Availability:	Anyone can have the V7 driver.  Send for information
		on the 4.1bsd driver.
Terms & Cond.:
Contact:	Mike Mitchell
		Ikonas Graphics Systems, Inc.
		531 Pylon Drive
		Raleigh, NC	27606

		decvax!duke!mcnc!mcm

======================================================================
Listing #:	26
Device Name:	Britton-Lee IDM 200 and IDM 500, speaking to the
		host via a serial (RS232) port or a parallel
		(IEEE488) bus utilizing a National Instruments
		GPIB 11-2 card.
Device Type:	The IDM 200 and IDM 500 are compatible Relational
		Database Machines.  They run a complete database
		system (essentially a superset of INGRES) in a
		backend processor, thus offloading your host of
		the database grunt work.  They communicate with
		your host via either an RS232 port (speaking to
		a standard device, e.g., a DZ11) or an IEEE488 port
		using the National Instruments GPIB 11-2 UNIBUS
		card.  Multiple hosts (possibly running different
		operating systems or on different processors) can
		use the IDM simultaneously.  SMD compatible disks
		plug directly into the IDM.  Up to sixteen disks
		may be plugged into a single IDM 500 (four disks
		for an IDM 200).
For CPU type:	VAX and PDP-11.
For UNIX type:	4.1bsd, V7, 2.8234612346bsd (coming), 4.2bsd
		(planned).  We can also put you in contact with a
		group doing System III support.
Availability:	Available to anyone with the appropriate UNIX
		license.

Terms & Cond.:	The driver comes on a distribution with a complete
		set of support software (ad hoc parser, embedded
		query languages, etc.) for some amount of money --
		prices depend on configuration, etc.

Contact:	Britton-Lee, Inc., (408) 378-7000.  Ask to talk
		to sales.


======================================================================
Listing #:	27
Device Name:	Versatec 1200, v80, or similar
Device Type:	Electrostatic printer
Comment:	Software compatible with v7 and Berkeley (vtroff, etc.)

	======================================================
Listing #:	28
Device Name:	Megatek 7000
Device Type:	DMA refresh vector graphics display
Comment:	Software compatible with Purdue graphics package

	======================================================
Listing #:	29
Device Name:	Paper tape reader
Device Type:	Any Perkin-Elmer standard paper tape reader on MUX bus


	======================================================
They all share the following info:

CPU type:	Perkin-Elmer 7/32 or 8/32 (untested on 3200, but should
		work)
UNIX type:	Wollongong/P-E
Availability:	Public domain, but I ask that my name remain in the
		source as original author.

Terms:		Send a tape with a stamped, self-addressed return
		mailer, or I can send via uucp or Arpanet.

Contact:	Jim Rees
		Computer Science FR-35
		University of Washington
		Seattle, Washington 98115

		Telephone: (206) 545-0912
		Uucp: decvax!microsoft!uw-beaver!jim
		Arpanet-NCP: Jim at Washington
		Arpanet-TCP: Jim at UW-VLSI

======================================================================
Listing #:	30
Device:		DEC RK07 and DEC RK06 disk drives
Controller:	RK-611 (unibus)
Machine:	PDP-11/44
Unix:		BSD 2.8
Distribution:	Unlimited
Details:	Send tape
Specials:	Supports multi-spindle devices (as opposed to multi-device
		spindles), and intelligently handles configurations with
		only RK06's, only RK07's, or mixes of RK07 and RK06.

Contact:	decvax!idis!mi-cec!dvk
		or ...!tm

[ Note: I assume this means "mi-cec!tm" ]

		Dan Klein
		MI-CEC
		4616 Henry St.
		Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213
		412/578-3382

======================================================================
Listing #:	31
Device Name:	Ramtek RM9400 color raster display system.
Device Type:	High resolution color raster display system
For CPU type:	pdp 11 and vax
For UNIX type:	the pdp 11 is version seven and 2.8 ( i think)
		while the vax is for 4.1bsd
Availability:	Available free with proof of unix license

Contact:	decvax!mcnc!swd (Stephen Daniel)

Caveats:	This is a very poorly designed device.
		This driver has been under development
		for more than a year and works fairly well,
		but you can still hang the ramtek badly enough
		to have to go flip reset switches to get it back.

======================================================================
Listing #:	32
Device Name:	Lexidata 3400 color raster display system.
		Lexidata says it will also work with their
		8400 series devices.
Device Type:	High resolution color raster display system
For CPU type:	Vax
For UNIX type:	4.1bsd

Availability:	Available free with proof of unix license

Contact:	decvax!mcnc!swd (Stephen Daniel)

Caveats:	Driver does DMA out of user memory -
		a poor buffering strategy at best.
		However, the 3400 is quite fast...

======================================================================
Listing #:	33
Device Name:	Interlan N1010 ethernet board.
Device Type:	Ethernet controller
For CPU type:	Vax
For UNIX type:	4.1bsd with the BBN TCP/IP network software

Availability:	Available free with proof of unix license

Contact:	decvax!mcnc!swd (Stephen Daniel)

Caveats:	Still a prototype driver.  It works,
		but performance is poor.

======================================================================
Listing #:	34
Device Name:	DEC TS-11 tape drive
Device Type:	1600 bpi (only) 9 track tape drive.
For CPU type:	PDP-11 (ours is an 11/44)
For UNIX type:	2.8 bsd
Availability:	Public domain.

Terms & Cond.:	We'll send it by netmail, or by tape (you supply
		the tape, it will be 1600 bpi).

Contact:	Mail to ...pur-ee!pur-phy:suitti, or
		to ...pur-ee!pur-phy:root (there is always the
		possiblity of change of command.

Caveats (bugs): I've not seen any, in 6 months of use.  This
		device driver was written here at Purdue Physics by
		Mike Demoney.  The one that comes with the bsd's is
		overly buggy, tending to crash the system.

			Stephen Uitti (system manager)
			...pur-ee!pur-phy:suitti

======================================================================
Listing #:	35
Device:		Fujitsu 160 Mbyte Winchester
		System Industries 9400 controller
CPU:		11/70
Unix type:	Version 7

Availability:	Anybody

Terms:		Send tape.
Contact:	Gary Schlickeiser
		Academic Computing
		Reed College
		Portland,  OR 97202

		(503) 771-1112 x571   teklabs!reed!schlick

======================================================================
Listing #:	36
Device:		Alpha 10
		Iomega Corp., Ogden Utah
Device Type:	10 Mbyte Cartridge Floppy
CPU:		11/23
Unix Type:	Version 7

Availability:	Anybody

Terms:		Send tape.
Contact:	Gary Schlickeiser
		Academic Computing
		Reed College
		Portland,  OR 97202

		(503) 771-1112 x571   teklabs!reed!schlick

======================================================================
Listing #:	37
Device:		DeAnza IP 8500 image processing display system
CPU:		VAX 780, 750, 11/45
UNIX:		4.1bsd, PWB1.0
Avail:		Just request it
Contact:	duke!adiron!bob  (bob gray)

======================================================================
Listing #:	38
Device Name:	Optronics C-4500 Model 30D
Device Type:	Color film scanner/writer
For CPU type:	Unibus Device on a VAX 11/780
For UNIX type:	4.1bsd
Availability:	An educational/research product.  Commercial
		use to be negotiated.

Terms & Cond.:	To be arranged.

Contact:	Robert J. Woodham
		Reachable via:
		    lbl-csam!uw-beaver!ubc-vision!woodham
		Postal address:
		    Department of Computer Science
		    University of British Columbia
		    2075 Wesbrook Mall
		    Vancouver, B.C. V6T 1W5
		    Canada
		Telephone:
		    (604) 228-4368

======================================================================
Listing #:	39
Device Name:	Scientific Micro Systems  FWT1127s

Device Type:	floppy disk drive, rx02 substitute with
		"extended mode" that provides multiple
		sector dma transfers, a format command,
		and supports several ibm formats

For CPU type:	VAX

For UNIX type:	4.0bsd

Availability:	to anyone

Terms & Cond.:	send tape with self addressed and STAMPED envelope
		or send uucp address

Contact:	Daniel R. Strick
		Office of Communications Programs
		University of Pittsburgh
		833 LIS building
		135 N. Bellefield Ave.
		Pittsburgh, PA 15260

		aka ...!duke!mcnc!idis!dan

Caveats:	development not really finished, but works

Notes:		This is a unibus device; it ought to be possible
		to modifiy the driver to work on a pdp11.

======================================================================
Listing #:	40
Device Name:	DEC DZ11 (mods to standard driver)
Device Type:	Tty multiplexer
For CPU type:	VAX
For UNIX type:	4.1bsd

Description:	Allows DZ lines (probably connected to modems) to be used
		both for incoming and outgoing calls with no changes to
		getty.c, login.c, init.c, cu, or uucp.

Availability:	Anyone

Terms & Cond.:	I'll send a diff -c to anyone on the net.

Contact:	Bob Van Valzah
		uiucdcs!bobvan
		bobvan at DTI

======================================================================
Listing #:	41
Device Name:	DEC DR11B
Device Type:	DMA General Purpose UNIBUS interface
For CPU type:	VAX 11/780
For UNIX type:	4.1bsd
Availability:	Call me

Terms & Cond.:	Call me

Contact:	Andy Tannenbaum
		(floyd!trb, TRB at MIT-MC)
		Bell Labs 2C-122
		Whippany, NJ 07981
		(201) 386-6491

Caveats:        This driver was written as a quick hack to
		do I/O between our VAX and a piece of prototype
		hardware.  It does DMA, but it is not interrupt
		driven.  It's less than ten pages of commented
		code and may be used as an example of how to
		write a simple 4.1bsd driver.

======================================================================
Listing #:	42
Device Name:	Digital Equipment Corporation DR11W
Device Type:	DMA Word Parallel
For CPU Type:	VAX, PDP-11
For UNIX Type:	USG 3.0, 4.0, 5.0
Availability:	BTL, ABI, perhaps others by request

Terms & Cond.:	Send tape

Contact:	Richard A. Hammond
		American Bell Inc.
		Room 2E-108
		2220 Asbury Ave
		Neptune, NJ. 07701

		(201) - 922 - 7275
		decvax!harpo!npoiv!rah
		ucbvax!npois!npoiv!rah

Caveats:	This driver permits transfers between two DR11Ws
		connected back-to-back.  In our case it is used
		for data transfers between an 11/34 and a VAX.
		It is single use - no virtual circuits or other
		fancy stuff.  If anyone is interested in either
		getting it or talking about DR11W drivers feel
		free to contact me, I won't bother to find out
		our distribution policy to non-AT&T places unless
		someone wants the driver.

======================================================================
Listing #:	43
Device Name:    Computrol Memory Mapped Megalink 1 megabaud DMA.
                Model 90-0018
Device Type:    Carrier Sense Multiple Access (no collision detection)
                two-way data transmission on coaxial cable.
For CPU type:   DEC LSI-11 Q-bus.
For UNIX type:  4.1bsd.
Availability:   Anyone who wants it.

Terms & Cond.:  Will mail over the net or copy to tape if you send a
                tape and stamped return envelope.

Contact:        Russel Sandberg
                1210 W. Dayton st.
                Madison, WI 53706
                (608) 262-7950
                rusty at uwisc
                uwvax!rusty

Comments:       We have two versions of the driver. The plain version
                looks like a fairly normal device. The protocol version
                is intended for use with a packet switching daemon. It
                allows only one open, reads whenever it is not writing,
                and sends a signal when a read completes. The protocol
                version requires some simple kernal hacking.
Bugs:           The megalink is a real pain to use and doesn't work very
                well.

======================================================================
Listing #:	44
Device Name:	Tty driver
Device Type:	Replacement for V7 tty driver

We have completely rewritten the V7 terminal driver for our 11/70.  The
major objects of the rewrite were to improve the user interface in general
and to add support for Digital Engineering's "retrographics" upgrades to
Lear Siegler "ADM-3A" terminals.  This software is not easily portable to
other systems, but we feel that our functional modifications could easily
be fitted into a traditionally structured terminal driver.  (This is
likely to happen locally during the next 9 months as we add a new machine
to our system.)

Alan Hastings described our driver to several people at last summer's
UNICOM.  The following is a brief summary of current capabilities:

- several control characters have been added to improve input line
  editing.  The "erase" algorithm is much smarter in regards to
  control characters and tabs, which are properly erased from the
  screen.  CTRL/R reprints your current input line to make it easier
  to see what you've deleted on paper terminals.

- added CTRL/O (flush output buffer) to CTRL/S and CTRL/Q.  There is
  an additional ioctl call to cancel the effect of this character in
  appropriate situations.

- all control characters may be remapped or disabled with ioctl.

- typed input can be echoed immediately (UNIX default) or held until
  the next read is posted (VMS default).  Some users like this feature,
  some don't.

- mode bits (like RAW) have been extended and made considerably more flexible.
  In several cases, there are separate bits for input and output mappings.
  This makes the driver much friendlier towards peculiar terminals (and
  microcomputers emulating terminals).  In all cases, the conventional
  stty/gtty calls produce the conventional effect.

And, most important:

For each terminal on the system, there is an appropriate /dev/ttyxx entry
and a /dev/tgrxx entry.  There is also a /dev/tgr (corresponding to
/dev/tty) which refers to the user's own terminal.  The tgr devices accept
graphics data in a simple device-independent format and produce a correctly
merged output stream which keeps track of the terminal mode.  Simultaneous
text and graphics use is fully supported.  Interrupts and errors can not
leave the terminal hung up in graphics modes.  This feature is a big help
in a college environment where many students without other computer
background are using the machine to analyze lab data.


We do not have this software available in a prepared distribution form, but
are willing to send it to anyone who's interested.  Contact our system
manager:
	Victor Lee
	Computer Center
	St. Olaf College
	Northfield, MN 55057
	(507) 663-3097
	...!harpo!stolaf!vtl
to arrange.


I hope that this will be of some interest or use to someone out there.
I'll be watching the network for the final list.


Steve Tarr
...!harpo!stolaf!sft

======================================================================
Listing #:	45
Device Name:	DEC UDA50, IDC, DMF32, TU78, 3Com Ethernet Controller,
		Interlan Ethernet Controller
Device Type:	4.2bsd distribution devices
For CPU type:	VAX-11
For UNIX type:	4.2bsd


Devices Supported by 4.2BSD:

		Start with all the drivers the 4.1bsd supports and add
		UDA50, IDC, DMF32, 3COM Ethernet, Interlan Ethernet,
		Ungerman Bass, and then ask Sam Leffler (ARPAVAX:sam).
		I think there's some new random drivers like GPIB and
		Picture Systems, etc., plus probably more network
		interfaces.

Contact:	The 4.2BSD distribution folks.

[ Note:  I was unable to make contact with Sam Leffler to find out
  about others. ]

======================================================================
Listing #:	46
Device Name:	Ramtek 9200/9300 black and white graphics display
Device Type:	Raster graphics display, color or black and white
For CPU type:	Only known to work on pdp11s.
For UNIX type:	Only known to work on v6, some conversion effort was
		made to v7,, but never completed, as the hardware died.
Availability:	Anyone can have it.

Terms & Cond.:	Send a tape, and I'll send what I have. It's not very
		pretty right now, as I never finished all the documentation.

Contact:	Christopher A. Kent
		Purdue University Dept. of Computer Sciences
		decvax!pur-ee!purdue!cak
		cak at purdue
		ucbvax!purdue!cak

Caveats:	There is user level code to go with this. There is some
		documentation. The package is not very professionally finished;
		unfortunately, the hardware broke during conversion to v7
		and stdio, and I left the institution, and no one else has
		taken up the work. I have done some work remotely, and
		written a fair amount of documentation on the package, but
		it's not complete. You may be able to get something working
		almost immediately, but there will be work involved to bring
		it up cleanly.

======================================================================
Listing #:	47
Device Name:	Ungermann-Bass network interface unit in parallel mode,
		hooked up via a dr11-w
Device Type:	pseudo (soon real) ethernet interface
cpu:		vax, pdp11
unix:		sIII
availability:	whoever wants it ...
terms:		send me a tape and return postage
contact:
		norman wilson
		caltech 356-48
		pasadena ca 91125
		(ucbvax|decvax!researc)!cithep!norman
notes:
		this is a simple-minded driver which just passes
		datagrams back & forth either it or the protocol u-b
		use to talk to the dr11 (or more likely both) need some
		cleaning up

======================================================================
Listing #:	48
Device Name:	Interlan NI1010 Ethernet Communications Controller
Device Type:	Unibus Ethernet local network interface board.
For CPU type:	VAX or PDP11
For UNIX type:	4.1aBSD, 4.2BSD, SRI's PDP11 port of 4.1a
Availability:	Anyone with a 2.*BSD or 4.*BSD licence.
Terms & Cond.:	Send tape and copy of BSD licence.
Contact:	Dan Chernikoff (dan at sri-tsc)
		SRI International
		333 Ravenswood Ave.
		Menlo Park, CA 94025
		(415) 859-4144

======================================================================
Listing #:	49
Device Name:    Fast timer driver
Device Type:    Pseudo-device allowing timing intervals with
                a resolution of 1/60th of a second.  At the end
                of the timed period a signal is sent to the process.
For CPU type:   VAX
For UNIX type:  4.1bsd
Availability:   Public Domain
Terms & Cond.:  We will mail it via uucp on request.
Contact:        Dean B. Krafft, Research Associate
                405 Upson Hall
                Dept. of Computer Science
                Cornell University
                Ithaca, NY   14853
                (607) 256-4052
                uucp: [decvax, harpo, vax135]!cornell!dean
                CSNet: dean.cornell at udel-relay
                ARPAnet: dean at cornell

======================================================================
Listing #:	50
Device Name:    Magtape driver (mt)
Device Type:    STC 800/1600/6250bpi magtape drive with the
                System Industries Unibus magtape controller
                (psuedo-TU45 emulation)
For CPU type:   VAX
For UNIX type:  4.1bsd
Availability:   Requires 4.1bsd license

Terms & Cond.:  We will mail it via uucp on request, or send it
                on a stamped, self-addressed tape.

Caveats:        Has not been tested with more than one controller or slave.
                Reset has not been tested.

Contact:        Dean B. Krafft, Research Associate
                405 Upson Hall
                Dept. of Computer Science
                Cornell University
                Ithaca, NY   14853
                (607) 256-4052
                uucp: [decvax, harpo, vax135]!cornell!dean
                CSNet: dean.cornell at udel-relay
                ARPAnet: dean at cornell

======================================================================
Listing #:	51
Device Name:    DEC RX02 floppy disk
Device Type:    Dual-density RX02 floppy disk drive
For CPU type:   VAX
For UNIX type:  4.1bsd
Availability:   Requires 4.1bsd license
Terms & Cond.:  We will mail it via uucp on request, or send it
                on a stamped, self-addressed tape.
Caveats:        The one site we sent it to has had some problems.
                We use it occasionally (mostly at single density),
                and it works fine for us.
Contact:        Dean B. Krafft, Research Associate
                405 Upson Hall
                Dept. of Computer Science
                Cornell University
                Ithaca, NY   14853
                (607) 256-4052
                uucp: [decvax, harpo, vax135]!cornell!dean
                CSNet: dean.cornell at udel-relay
                ARPAnet: dean at cornell

======================================================================

		Computer Vision Lab Drivers


At the Computer Vision Lab (CVL), several device drivers have been
developed for use on the Lab's PDP-11/45 that has run both versions 6
and 7.  Those devices that are currently supported by version 7 have
been made to run under BSD 4.1 on a VAX-11/780.  These drivers are
distributed as part of the ULISP (a LISP interpreter for PDP-11s) and
Computer Vision Lab image processing software tape.  This tape, written
in "tar" or "tp" format at 800BPI or 1600BPI, can be obtained for a
$100.00 handling charge and agreement to a copyright license from the

	Computer Vision Laboratory
	Computer Science Center
	University of Maryland
	College Park, Maryland 20742.

Limited requests for single items may also be addressed to

	staff.cvl.umcp-cs at UDEL-RELAY (via the ARPAnet now)
	staff.cvl at MARYLAND (after the Md. ARPAnet connection arrives)
	staff.cvl at UMCP-CS (via CSnet)
	{seismo,mcnc,we13}!rlgvax!cvl!staff (UUCP)

but satisfaction via these channels cannot be insured.

Robert (Bob) L. Kirby
(Please respond to "staff".)

Some of the available device drivers:

	======================================================
Listing #:	52
Device Name:	Grinnell GMR-27 via a DEC DR-11B (with minor mods).
Device Type:    A 512x512 frame buffer with 13 bits/pixel:
		1 overlay (white) and either 12 bits used for 4 bits
		each of 3 colors or 8 bits of black/white grayscale.
		Raster and vector read/write operations are supported
		along with 6-bit black/white TV camera input, 2 cursors
		that can be asynchronously read/written, and a lookup
		display table.
For UNIX type:	V6, V7, 4.1BSD
Notes:		A large collection of support software is available
		for not only manipulating the GMR-27 but also for
		performing many image processing algorithms.

Terms & Cond.:	See above information for Computer Vision Lab Drivers

	======================================================
listing #:	53
Device Name:	Plessy PM-DC1100 disk controller for a CDC9766 disk pack.
Device Type:	RP03 look-alike with nonstandard capacity (256 Mbytes)
		done by emulating controller.
For UNIX type:	V6, V7, 4.1BSD

Terms & Cond.:	See above information for Computer Vision Lab Drivers

	======================================================
listing #:	54
Device Name:	Digidata look-alike for DEC TM-11/TU-10.
Device Type:	800 and 1600 BPI, 9-track, Magtape systems.
For UNIX type:	V6, V7, 4.1BSD
Notes:          Supports multiple physical drives with each drive
		having two logical names for the 800 and 1600 FPI
		densities.  The handler allows file backspacing
		operations and restarting in the middle of tapes
		through a collection of support programs. A
		version-6-only handler is also available for DEC TE-16s
		providing similar support.

Terms & Cond.:	See above information for Computer Vision Lab Drivers

	======================================================
listing #:	55
Device Name:	DEC RK06 (and untested RK07)
Device Type:	28 Mbyte, 3-platter, disk packs.
For UNIX type:	V6 only.
Notes:		Supports ECC (Error Correcting Code) in software.
		Only one UNIBUS is supported. RK07 support is untested.

Terms & Cond.:	See above information for Computer Vision Lab Drivers

	======================================================
listing #:	56
Device Name:	DEC DU-11.
Device Type:	Synchronous Line Interface to a UNIVAC 1100 system
		used as a "remote batch site" for remote job entry.
For UNIX type:	V6 only.
Notes:          Uses the UNIVAC "1004" protocol to support a
		fictitious card reader, card punch, and printer
		station.  Dies often under heavy PDP-11 loads.  The
		"NTR" protocol does not work right.

Terms & Cond.:	See above information for Computer Vision Lab Drivers

======================================================================
Listing #:	57
Device Name:	DEC DL-11A/B (aka KL-11).  ABLE Quadrasync is a look-alike.
Device Type:	Async single line tty interface w/o modem control
For CPU type:	VAX
For UNIX type:	4.1 bsd and 4.1a bsd (2 slightly different versions)
Availability:	Anyone 

Terms & Cond.:	Get over net (much preferred) or send tape with return envelope
		and postage.  Specify version.

Contact:	harpo!utah-cs!lepreau, lepreau at utah-cs, lepreau at utah-20
		or ucbvax!sdcarl!rusty for 4.1 version only
		Jay Lepreau
		Computer Science Dept.
		University Of Utah
		Salt Lake City, Utah 84112
		(801) 581-4285

Comments:	Written by ucbvax!sdcarl!rusty, re-distributed with his
		permissision.
Caveats:	Rusty warns of possible bug with tm11 interaction,
		but says could be hardware.  Haven't seen it at Utah.
		Only been tested on 750 with Able Quadrasync.

======================================================================
Listing #:	58
Device Name:	Univ. of Illinois Arpanet Terminal System IMP Interface
		("Illinos Interface", built in '71 - '73 at Champaign-Urbana)
Device Type:	DMA Unibus interface to Arpanet IMP
For CPU type:	VAX
For UNIX type:	4.1a bsd
Availability:	Anyone with 4.? bsd license.

Terms & Cond.:	Get over net (much preferred) or send tape with return envelope
		and postage.

Contact:	harpo!utah-cs!lepreau, lepreau at utah-cs, lepreau at utah-20
		Jay Lepreau
		Computer Science Dept.
		University Of Utah
		Salt Lake City, Utah 84112
		(801) 581-4285

Caveats:	Requires trivial but unesthetic mod to clock.c (must be strobed
		at hardclock intr), unless you make a minor hardware mod.  If
		your Vax 780 does Unibus resets, then driver will likely
		require minor mod unless the above hardware fix is made.
		Only been tested on 750.
======================================================================

		Intel Xenix Drivers

In response to your query, we have the following for Xenix-86
(and shortly Xenix-286):

[Note, I asked author for Intel contact info and have not received
a reply]
======================================================================
Listing #:	59
Device Name:	iSBC 215, iSBX 218, iSBX 217; Intel Corp
Device Type:	Suppoprts 8",5.25" Winchester, 8",5.25" floppy,
		Start-stop cartrige tape (streamer being considered)
		Is DMA, Multibus Board, built from 8089.
		Supports floppy and tape with
		iSBX 218 and iSBX 217 multimodules.
For CPU type:	8086, 286; Multibus
For UNIX type:	Microsoft Xenix
Availability:	For sale with Xenix from Intel Corp.
Terms & Cond.:	Contact Intel Corp.

======================================================================
Listing #:	60
Device Name:	iSBC 220, Intel Corp
Device Type:	SMD Disks
For CPU type:	8086, 286; Multibus
For UNIX type:	Microsoft Xenix
Availability:	For sale with Xenix from Intel Corp.
Terms & Cond.:	Contact Intel Corp.

======================================================================
Listing #:	61
Device Name:	iSBC 534, Intel Corp.
Device Type:	4-line USART board, no intelligence.
		110-9600 Baud, selectable per line.
		Supports auto-call and auto-answer modems.
For CPU type:	8086, 286; Multibus
For UNIX type:	Microsoft Xenix
Availability:	For sale with Xenix from Intel Corp.
Terms & Cond.:	Contact Intel Corp.

======================================================================
Listing #:	62
Device Name:	iSBC 544, Intel Corp.
Device Type:	4-line USART board, 8085 on-board intelligence.
		110-9600 Baud, selectable per line.
		Supports auto-call and auto-answer modems.
For CPU type:	8086, 286; Multibus
For UNIX type:	Microsoft Xenix
Availability:	For sale with Xenix from Intel Corp. (next release, very soon)
Terms & Cond.:	Contact Intel Corp.

======================================================================
Listing #:	63
Device Name:	iSBC 550, Intel Corp.
Device Type:	EtherNet Controller, works with 3Com UNET
For CPU type:	8086, 286; Multibus
For UNIX type:	Microsoft Xenix
Availability:	Internal version (not a product)
Terms & Cond.:	Any customer making loud enough noise can get it, probably
		without support.
Contact:	Intel Corp.

======================================================================
Listing #:	64
Device Name:	DEC PCL-11B

Device Type:	High-Speed Local Network using (DEC CSS Parallel
		Communications Link, uses Time-Division Multiplex bus)

CPU Type:	PDP-11s and VAXen

UNIX Type:	2.8a BSD, 4.1a/b BSD, BRL/UNIX(V6)
		In daily use with BRL/UNIX, 4.1a/b systems.
		May require small mods for other UNIXes

Availability:	Anybody

Terms:		The driver is small;  I'll UUCP or ARPA mail it to anybody.
		Tapes can be written (800/1600/6250) for mute sites.
		(It happens a lot faster if you send return postage)

Contact:	Mike Muuss <Mike @ BRL>,  ...!decvax!brl-bmd!mike
		U.S.Army Ballistic Research Laboratory
		Systems Engineering & Concept Analysis Division
		Attn: DRDAR-BLB (Muuss)
		APG, Md  21005
		(301)-278-6678
		FTS   939-6678

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Listing #:	65
Device Name:	GXB-1000 Graphics Board by Matrox Ltd.
Device Type:	Color Graphics Board
For CPU type:	Most
For UNIX type:	V7, 4.1; probably (untried as yet) 3.0 and 5.0
Availability:	Anyone
Terms & Cond.:	$3500, includes source for driver, source for
		test/demo program, and documentation for both.
		Onsite Installation available.

Contact:	Ken Greer
		Software Sciences
		2065 Alma St.
		Palo Alto, CA 94301
		(415) 326-8013
		ucbvax!hplabs!kg      (UUCP)
		kg at HP-LABS            (CSNET)
		kg.hp-labs at Rand-Relay (ARPANET)

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