nostalgia

[caveman_piet]

While looking thru some old stuff I found....

1. msdos 2.00 & 2.11 for Panasonic JB-3000
2. msdos & basica for Panasonic Senior Partner
3. xtree pro and xtree gold
4. winbloze 3 and 3.11 (8 stiffies)
5. Norton guides
6. My original commodore 64 with disk drives -
   no power supply - I think it blew
7. ZX spectrum with mini tape drive - I only used
 this five or six times to test 4 wire
 serial comms (rs232).
8. 50 cps uni-direction printer.
9. printouts of awk and "c" programs for ix-unix
a. castle wolfenstein for apple iie - and manual
b. an 8086 10mhz upgrade chip.
c. 25mhz 80386 - scsi iface - 80mb drive and
  150mb .25" backup tape drive - was ix-unix
  now some old version of sco unix.

most on 5.25" diskettes - will have to try and
find a drive to see if they still work....
(read usable).....
think the msdos 2.00 is circa '82...?...

{tongue in cheek}
never realised I kept things this long.

Well enough of that - just some nostalgia!!!

[Master of Reality]

so i am not the only one who has a commodore 64. But who here can say that they have a commodore 64 and a commodore 128 ???

[lazygamer]

YAY! 0ldsk00l! Ummm wait, Wolf3D for Apple IIe? Oh and it's a shame your C64 don't work, now you can't play Newcomer on it.

[psyjax]

quote:Originally posted by lazygamer:
YAY! 0ldsk00l! Ummm wait, Wolf3D for Apple IIe? Oh and it's a shame your C64 don't work, now you can't play Newcomer on it.

no... the wolf3d port runs on Apple IIgs not IIe