====== Living Computers Museum + Labs Computer Collection ======

//This page was copied from the Living Computers Museum + Labs wiki and documents the mainframes, minicomputers, and simulated hosts in its collection at the time of its closing. It is preserved for historical interest.//

//Some, but not all, of these systems have been transferred to the [[https://icm.museum/|SDF Interim Computer Museum]] and can be accessed from the [[vintage_systems:start|SDF Vintage Systems menu]].//

Below you will find information on the Computers available over the Internet from the LCM through ssh.

Most systems have **GUEST** access, but if you are interested in long term access you can request an account.

===== HOW-TO Connect =====

Once you have a login, you may connect to the host using:

  ssh host@tty.sdf.org  -or-  ssh menu@tty.sdf.org

^ Direct ^ Menu ^ 
| ''ssh host@tty.sdf.org'' | ''ssh menu@tty.sdf.org'' |

Where ''host'' is the name of the host you wish to connect to ([[start#Machines and Operating Systems|refer to the list below]]). This will connect you across a telnet bridge to the host. You will then be prompted to log in with the account you have been granted. The second example will log you into the [[menu|MENU system]] which acts as a springboard to all available remote systems.

You can also access the [[menu|MENU system]] in the browser at https://ssh.sdf.org

[[menu|How the MENU system works]]

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=====Mainframes===== 

====DECsystem-10 KA 1050====
**Model**:  [[DECsystem-10 KA-10 1050|KA-10 1050]]\\
**OS**:     [[TOPS-10]] v6.03a ([[TOPS-10 Survival Guide]]) \\
**Host**: ka175\\
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====DECsystem-10 KI 1090====
**Model**:  [[DECsystem-10 KI-10 1090|KI-10 1090]]\\  
**OS**:     [[TOPS-10]] v6.03A ([[TOPS-10 Survival Guide]]) \\ 
**Host**: ki587\\
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====DECSYSTEM-20 KL 2065====
**Model**:    [[DECSYSTEM-20 KL-10 2065|KL-10 2065]]\\
**OS**:      [[TOPS-10]] v7.04 ([[TOPS-10 Survival Guide]]) \\
**Host**: dec-10 \\
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====DECsystem-10 KL 1095====
**Model**:  [[DECsystem-10 KL-10 1095|KL-10 1095]]\\
**OS**:     [[waits_topics|WAITS]]\\
**Host**:   waits\\
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====DECSYSTEM-2020====
**Model**:  [[DECsystem-2020 KS-10|KS-10]] \\
**OS**:     [[its_topics|ITS]] 1648\\
**Host**:   lc \\
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====CDC====  
**Model**: [[CDC 6500|6500]]\\ 
**OS**:   [[CDC6500_Survival_Guide|NOS 1.3]] \\  
**Host**: cdc6500\\
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====Xerox XDS====
**Model**: [[Xerox XDS Sigma 9|Sigma 9]] \\
**OS**: [[CP-V|(CP-V Survival Guide)]] \\    
**Host**: sigma9\\
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====XKL====
**Model**: [[XKL TOAD-2|TOAD-2]]\\
**OS**:    [[TOPS-20]] \\  
**Host**: toad2a\\
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=====Minicomputers=====

====AT&T====
**Model**: [[AT&T 3B2 1000-70|3B2 1000-70]]\\
**OS**: [[UNIX Survival|UNIX System V3.2.3]]\\
**Host**: lcm3b2\\
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====SUN====
**Model**: [[SUN 3/160]]\\
**OS**: [[UNIX Survival|SunOS Release 4.1.1]]\\
**Host**: three\\
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====DEC====
**Model**: PDP-11, [[decdatasystem 11/570]]\\
**OS**: [[UNIX Survival|UNIX V7]]\\
**Host**: pdp1170 \\
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**Model**: PDP-8/e\\
**OS**: [[TSS/8]]\\
**Host**: tss8 \\
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**Model**: [[VAX-7000/640]]\\
**OS**: [[OpenVMS V7.3]]\\
**Host**: vax7000\\

**Model**: VAX-11/730\\
**OS**: [[UNIX Survival|4.3BSD]]\\
**Host**: vax730\\

**Model**: VAX-11/780-5\\
**OS**: [[UNIX Survival|Research UNIX 8th Edition]]\\
**Host**: vax785\\
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//from left to right: the vax7000, vax730 and vax785//

**Model**: AlphaServer AS-1000\\
**OS**:    [[UNIX Survival|TRU64 v5.0]]\\
**Host**:  truly\\
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**Model**:  PDP-11/84\\
**OS**:  [[UNIX Survival|2.11 BSD]]\\
**Host**:  snake\\
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====Hewlett Packard====
**Model**:  [[HP9000/859|K266]]\\
**OS**:     [[UNIX Survival|HP/UX 10.20]]\\
**Host**:   oz\\
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====IBM 4300 Series====
**Model**: [[IBM 4361|4361]]\\
**OS**:    [[VM/SP]] Release 5\\
**Connect**: Use a 3270 terminal emulator to connect to host tty.livingcomputers.org port 24.

**Note:** As of September 2019, the IBM 4361 //is// online and remotely accessible, but due to space limitations in the computer room it is //not// currently on public display.

A [[VM/CMS Survival Guide]] exists to guide the first time user of the IBM mainframe environment.

{{:vintage_systems:img_0208.jpg?400|IBM 4361, two 3278-2a console terminals, and a 3203 printer}}

====Interdata====
**Model**: [[Interdata 7/32|7/32]]\\
**OS**: [[UNIX Survival|UNIX 6th Edition]]\\
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=====Simulated Systems=====

==== TYMCOM-X ====
**Model**: DEC KS-2020\\
**OS**: [[Tymcom-X|TYMCOM-X]] from [[wp>Tymshare|Tymshare]]\\
**Simulator**: [[wp>SIMH|SIMH]] PDP10\\
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====Honeywell====
**Model**: 6180\\
**OS**: [[multics|Multics MR12.6e]]\\
**Host**: multics\\
**Simulator**: [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/dps8m/|DPS8M]]\\
{{:vintage_systems:multics-panel.jpg?200 |}}

====DEC====
**Model**: PDP-6 sn 4\\
**OS**: [[its_topics|ITS 1648]]\\
**Host**: its\\
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=====Programming Languages=====
^ **Language** ^ **Available on Operating Systems** ^
|[[APL]]|[[vm_cms_survival_guide|VM CMS]]|
|[[SNOBOL]]|[[vm_cms_survival_guide|VM CMS]]|
|[[BASIC]]|[[TOPS-10]], [[TOPS-20]], [[CP-V]], [[unix_survival|UNIX]]|
|[[C]]|[[unix_survival|UNIX]]|
|[[COBOL]]|[[vm_cms_survival_guide|VM CMS]], [[TOPS-20]]|
|[[FORTRAN]]|[[cp-v|CP-V]], [[TOPS-20]], [[vm_cms_survival_guide|VM CMS]]|
|[[JCL]]|[[vm_cms_survival_guide|VM CMS]]|
|[[LISP]]|[[its_topics|ITS]], [[TOPS-20]]|
|[[MACRO]]|[[TOPS-10]], [[TOPS-20]]|
|[[PASCAL]]||

=====Machines and Operating Systems=====
//a list of remotely accessible systems at LCM+L //

^ **Hostname** ^ **Operating System** ^ **Machine Hardware** ^
| multics      | Multics MR12.6f     | Honeywell 6180    |
| toad-2       | TOPS-20 7(110131)-1 | XKL TOAD-1        |
| sigma9       | CP-V C00            | XDS Sigma-9       |
| cdc6500      | NOS 1.3             | CDC-6500          |
| lc           | ITS ver 1648        | PDP-6 sn 4        |
| ka175        | TOPS-10 6.03a       | KA10 1050         |
| kl2065       | TOPS-10 7.04        | KL10 2065         |
| rosencrantz  | OpenVMS 7.3         | VAX 7000-640      |
| bitzone      | NetBSD BBS          | AMD64             |
| misspiggy    | UNIX v7             | decdatasystem 570 |
| zippy        | UNIX v8             | VAX-11/780-5      |
| lcm3b2       | UNIX SVR3.2.3       | AT&T 3B2/1000-70  |
| guildenstern | 4.3BSD              | VAX-11/730        |
| snake        | 2.11BSD             | PDP-11/84         |
| oz           | HP/UX               | HP9000/K266       |
| truly        | Tru64               | Alpha AS1000      |
| macready     | ULTRIX              | PDP-11/84         |

===== The BiTz0ne BBS =====

The [[BiTz0ne BBS]] is an ASCII retro-styled Electronic Bulletin Board System.

=====ASCII Text Gaming=====
//A list of interesting text based games (not definitive)//
^Game ^Year ^Genre ^Systems available on^
|[[adventure]] |1975,1976 |Adventure |[[XKL TOAD-2]], [[decdatasystem 570]], [[ibm_4361|IBM 4361]]|
|[[hack]] |1983 |Adventure|[[VAX-11/780-5]]|
|[[HAUNT]] |1979|Adventure|[[XKL TOAD-2]]|
|[[MANHUNT]]| 1980s|Puzzle|[[XKL TOAD-2]]|
|[[lander]]| 1989|Action|[[AT&T 3B2 1000-70]]|
|[[mazewar]] |1988 |Shooter |[[AT&T 3B2 1000-70]]|
|[[mdg]] |1990 |Adventure |[[AT&T 3B2 1000-70]]|
|[[MONSTER]] |1970s |Turn based, Adventure |[[cdc_6500|CDC-6500]]|
|[[nethack]] |1985,1989 |Adventure |[[AT&T 3B2 1000-70]]|
|[[Oregon Trail]] |1971,1978 |Adventure |[[Xerox XDS Sigma 9]], [[XKL TOAD-2]], [[cdc_6500|CDC-6500]]|
|[[sokoban]] |1989 |Puzzle |[[AT&T 3B2 1000-70]]|
|[[tesseract]] |1983,1988 |Adventure |[[AT&T 3B2 1000-70]]|
|[[tetris]] |1989 |Puzzle |[[AT&T 3B2 1000-70]]|
|[[rogue]] |1980 |Adventure |[[VAX-11/780-5]]|
|[[VTTREK]] |1979|Multiplayer TREK |[[XKL TOAD-2]]|
|[[wanderer]] |1988|Puzzle |[[AT&T 3B2 1000-70]]|
|[[WUMPUS]] |1979|Turn based, shooter |[[XKL TOAD-2]]|
|[[ZORK]] |1978|Adventure |[[XKL TOAD-2]]|