Using the MENU system

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  [a] multics             Multics MR12.8          Honeywell 6180
  [b] toad-2              TOPS-20 7(110131)-1     XKL TOAD-2
  [c] twenex              TOPS-20 7(63327)-6      XKL TOAD-2
  [d] sc40                TOPS-20 MARS 7(21733)   SC Group SC40
  [e] sc40                TOPS-10 MARS 7.05       SC Group SC40
  [f] lc                  ITS ver 1652            PDP-10 KS10
  [g] ka1050              TOPS-10 6.03a           sim KA10 1050
  [h] kl2065              TOPS-10 7.04            sim KL10 2065
  [i] rosenkrantz         OpenVMS 7.3             VAX 4000-96
  [j] tss8                TSS/8                   PDP-8/e
  [k] ibm4361             VM/SP5                  Hercules 4361
  [l] ibm7094             CTSS                    i7094
  [m] cdc6500             NOS 1.3                 DTCyber CDC-6500
  [n] sigma9              Honeywell CP-V          sim XDS
  [z] bitzone             NetBSD BBS              AMD64

  [1] Proceed to the UNIX Systems sub-menu
  [2] Information about Vintage Systems at SDF.ORG

  (main) Your choice? (q to quit):

the UNIX Systems sub-menu
1. Press [ENTER] for the previous menu
Information about Vintage Systems at SDF.ORG
1. About these systems, funding for this program, SDF Bootstrap membership ¹⁾ and donations
2. How to join Bootstrap, or make a donation and help ²⁾
3. About our community mailing list, and thank you for your kind support

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  [a] misspiggy           UNIX v7                 PDP-11/70
  [b] mh2aa               BSD/386 v1.1            CompuServe Host
  [c] lcm3b2              UNIX SVR3.2.3           AT&T 3B2/1000-70
  [d] guildenstern        BSD 4.3                 simh MicroVAX 3900
  [e] snake               BSD 2.11                PDP-11/84
  [f] hkypux              HP/UX 10.20             HP9000/715
  [g] truly               TRU64 5.0               DEC Alpha 200/166
  [h] three               SunOS 4.1.1             Sun-3/160
  [i] indy                IRIX 6.5                SGI Indy R5000
  [j] ultra               Ultrix 4.5              simh MicroVAX 3900
  [k] m-net               FreeBSD 14.2            x86_64
  [l] nostromo            DG/UX R4.11             AViiON m88k
  [m] cycoloy             ULTRIX 4.5              DECstation 5000/240
  [n] sparcy              Solaris 2.6             TMS SuperSparc SS20
  [z] UNIX50              Various Versions        Various simh
  
  Press [ENTER] for the previous menu

  (unix) Your choice?:

Read Announcements from the SYSOPs at bitzone.
1. From the SDF Vintage Systems (main) screen select the bitzone choice.
  1. [z] bitzone
These systems have been transferred to the SDF Interim Computer Museum.; Estos sistemas han sido transferidos al Museo Interino de Computación de las SDF.
1. Review the wiki Table of Contents (link) for lc ³⁾, and snake ⁴⁾.
Support SDF Vintage Systems by joining our Bootstrap membership…
1. an assortment of vintage systems .jpg (cache) at https://mastodon.sdf.org/@SDF; SDF.ORG boosted; Aug 1 [2024].

MENU
Use an ssh client to access the SDF Vintage Systems REMOTE ACCESS MENU system. Connecting to the Vintage Systems at SDF, additional options.
`ssh menu@tty.sdf.org`

Visit the SDF Museum Gallery for souvenirs

multics

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[a]`	`multics`	Multics MR12.8	Honeywell 6180

host: multics .jpg (collection)

toad-2

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[b]`	`toad-2`	TOPS-20 7(110131)-1	XKL TOAD-2

host: toad-2 (collection)

MENU access
XKL donated a TOAD-2 which is a dual TOAD system.
A TOPS-20 Survival Guide.
An @icm toot [external toot & image ⁵⁾] from SDF Mastodon.

twenex

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[c]`	`twenex`	TOPS-20 7(63327)-6	XKL TOAD-2

host: twenex .jpg ⁶⁾ at https://mastodon.sdf.org/@icm (collection)

MENU access
XKL donated a TOAD-2 which is a dual TOAD system.
A TOPS-20 Survival Guide.
- TOPS-20

sc40

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[d]`	`sc40`	TOPS-20 7(21733)	SC Group SC40

host:: sc40 SC Group (collection)

An @icm toot [external toot & image ⁷⁾] from SDF Mastodon.
- An @icm toot [external toot & image ⁸⁾] from SDF Mastodon.

sc40

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[e]`	`sc40`	TOPS-10 MARS 7.05	SC Group SC40

host:: sc40 SC Group (collection)

An @icm toot [external toot & image ⁹⁾] from SDF Mastodon.

lc

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[f]`	`lc`	ITS ver 1652	PDP-10 KS10

host: lc (collection)

This system is offline and will return soon with your support.
- [ donations appreciated ]

ka1050

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[g]`	`ka1050`	TOPS-10 6.03a	sim KA10 1050

host: ka1050 (collection)

kl2065

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[h]`	`kl2065`	TOPS-10 7.04	sim KL10 2065

host: kl2065 (collection)

MENU access

rosenkrantz

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[i]`	`rosenkrantz`	OpenVMS 7.3	VAX 4000-96

host: rosenkrantz (collection)

MENU access
- [ donations appreciated ]

bitzone bboard content:
[DATE] 05-Oct-24 [SUBJECT] ROSENCRANTZ is back! [BBOARD] <BOOTSTRAP> ¹⁰⁾
The VAX 7000-640 ROSENCRANTZ is back on-line!

tss8

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[j]`	`tss8`	TSS/8	PDP-8/e

host: tss8 .jpg (collection)

ibm4361

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[k]`	`ibm4361`	VM/SP5	Hercules 4361

host: ibm4361 (collection)

MENU access
Use an IBM® 3270 terminal emulator
- 3270 terminal

ibm7094

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[l]`	`ibm7094`	CTSS	i7094

host: ibm7094 CTSS (Compatible Time-Sharing System) CTSS (collection)

cdc6500

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[m]`	`cdc6500`	NOS 1.3	DTCyber CDC-6500

host: cdc6500 (collection)

MENU access
Using the CDC 6500 is, for many, a new and daunting experience.
A survival guide has been created.
- Type Ctrl-] after Disconnecting gracefully, to return to the MENU system.

sigma9

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[n]`	`sigma9`	Honeywell CP-V	sim XDS

host: sigma9 (collection)

MENU access
sigma9 is a simulated Xerox Sigma 9 mainframe system.
A survival guide for Control Program V (CP-V) has been created.

bitzone

^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[z]`	`bitzone`	NetBSD BBS	AMD64

host: bitzone (collection)

Direct access is supported.
- Guest access is available.
The BiTz0ne BBS is an ASCII retro-styled Electronic Bulletin Board ¹¹⁾ System.
A systems question.

(main) Your choice? (q to quit):

Type z to access bitzone.

% Are you NEW? (y/n)

Type y for yes.

% …press <RETURN> for GUEST access

The (continue) may display a few times, press the <RETURN> to advance.

<GENERAL> Command:

Type h for help.

<GENERAL> Command: HELP

<SYSTEMS>

<GENERAL> Command:
<GENERAL> Command: GOTO (A BBOARD or ENTER for a LIST) systems

[ID]    [DATE]             [AUTHOR]  [REP]  [SUBJECT]
================================================================================
[1]  30-Jun-24                […]    [0]  What REMOTE systems do you want?

<SYSTEMS> Command:

<BOOTSTRAP>

<GENERAL> Command:
<GENERAL> Command: GOTO (A BBOARD or ENTER for a LIST) bootstrap

museum-l

from: `icm.museum`, June 27, 2024
Discussion ¹²⁾ about both can be done via ‘museum-l@sdf.org’, which you can subscribe to by sending ‘subscribe museum-l’ in an email to majordomo@sdf.org.

Send an email to majordomo@sdf.org that says:
```
subscribe museum-l
```

misspiggy

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[a]`	`misspiggy`	UNIX v7	PDP-11/70

host: misspiggy (collection)
host: misspiggy (collection)

MENU access
- Welcome to MissPiggy running 7th Edition UNIX!

You are on a former Microsoft decdatasystem-570 (aka PDP-11/70)
For a list of games, type 'games'.
To sign the guestbook, type 'guestbook'.

mh2aa

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[b]`	`mh2aa`	BSD/386 v1.1	CompuServe Host

host: mh2aa (collection)

MENU access

lcm3b2

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[c]`	`lcm3b2`	UNIX SVR3.2.3	AT&T 3B2/1000-70

host: lcm3b2 (collection)

MENU access
A Vintage Systems description table or menu
An ASCII Text Gaming description table or menu

guildenstern

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[d]`	`guildenstern`	BSD 4.3	simh MicroVAX 3900

host:: guildenstern SIMH MicroVAX 3900 (collection)

com ¹³⁾

snake

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[e]`	`snake`	BSD 2.11	PDP-11/84

host: snake .jpg (collection)

MENU access
- Thank you for your patience! ¹
This system is offline and will return soon with your support.
- [ donations appreciated ]

¹ Aug 3, 2024

hkypux

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[f]`	`hkypux`	HP/UX 10.20	HP9000/715

host: hkypux (collection)

com ¹⁴⁾
the HP9000/715 computer, affectionately known as ‘hkypux’, is now up and running
- This machine operates on HP/UX 10.20 and features the PArisc architecture

$ uname -rsmv
HP-UX B.10.20 A 9000/715
$ model
9000/715/D
$

truly

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[g]`	`truly`	TRU64 5.0	DEC Alpha 200/166

host: truly .jpg (collection)

three

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[h]`	`three`	SunOS 4.1.1	Sun-3/160

host: three (collection)

MENU access
bboard ¹⁵⁾
com ¹⁶⁾

indy

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[i]`	`indy`	IRIX 6.5	SGI Indy R5000

host:: indy SGI Indy (collection)

com ¹⁷⁾

ultra

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[j]`	`ultra`	Ultrix 4.5	simh MicroVAX 3900

host:: ultra SIMH MicroVAX 3900 (collection)

com ¹⁸⁾

m-net

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[k]`	`m-net`	FreeBSD 14.2	x86_64

host: m-net (collection)

Direct access is supported.
- Guest access is available.
Historic preview: an Altos 68000 .jpg ¹⁹⁾ at https://mastodon.sdf.org/@SDF

nostromo

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[l]`	`nostromo`	DG/UX R4.11	AViiON m88k

host: nostromo (collection)

MENU access
- Guest access is available.
$ com

$ help

DG/UX System On-Line Help

nostromo$ help
 
 help:  DG/UX System On-Line Help
 
              choices            description
 
                 s               starter:  general information
 
                 l               locate:  find a command with keywords
 
                 u               usage:  information about commands
 
                 g               glossary:  definitions of terms
 
                 r                 Redirect to a file or a command
 
                 q                 Quit
 
Enter choice >

cycoloy

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[m]`	`cycoloy`	ULTRIX 4.5	DECstation 5000/240

host: cycoloy (collection)

MENU access

sparcy

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[n]`	`sparcy`	Solaris 2.6	TMS SuperSparc SS20

host: sparcy (collection)

MENU access

UNIX50

sub-menu ^choice
^choice	Name	Operating System	Computer
`[z]`	`UNIX50`	Various Versions	Various simh

host: UNIX50 (collection)

MENU access
- Guest access is available.

direct and menu

Direct	Menu
`ssh host@tty.sdf.org`	`ssh menu@tty.sdf.org`

Direct access
1. announced by SDF Membership, when it's supported
  1. Direct access example: BiTz0ne BBS
    1. the Wiki is edited by SDF members
2. Menu access is retained, in addition to the Direct access
Menu access
1. provides system information in addition to the system access
  1. edited by SDF Membership
2. provides an explanation for pending system availability
  1. edited by SDF Membership
3. an information summary about Vintage Systems at SDF.ORG
  1. edited by SDF Membership
Using the MENU system
1. The beginning of this wiki page.

Additional menu details

A Vintage Systems description table or menu
- Includes an Additional information column
- column: Name; Computer; Operating System; Class; Physical or Simulated; Additional information
An ASCII Text Gaming description table or menu
- column: Game; Year; Genre; Systems available on

Basic Membership Level
- Games and stuff
- ASCII Gaming on SDF…

This wiki page was reviewed with the Plan 9 abaco, and mothra, browsers.
Vintage Systems MENU & Museum Gallery

¹⁾

Joining the Interim Computer Museum as a member or sponsor is more than an investment in preserving the history of computing.

²⁾

The SDF Public Access UNIX System presents retrocomputing exhibits and demos.

³⁾ , ⁴⁾

This system is offline and will return soon with your support.

⁵⁾

A new TNAS server; A couple of XKL toads PDP-10 clones

⁶⁾

Two XKL Toad-2s in a cabinet in Tukwila Washington make for 4 PDP-10s

⁷⁾

A Systems Concepts SC40 with the doors open

⁸⁾

The internal board set of the System Concepts SC40

⁹⁾

An SC Group PDP-10 clone code named MARS which was used in the CompuServe network.

¹⁰⁾

BOOTSTRAP […] SDF Interim Computer Museum and Vintage Systems

¹¹⁾

BBOARD, Version 21; (I)NFO; (A)CCOUNT; (L)IST; (G)OTO; (T)YPE; (S)EARCH; (N)EW SCAN; (n)EW SCAN; (V)IEW POLLS; (F)ORWARD; (B)ACKWARD; (o)neliner; (O)neliner; (P)OST; (R)EPLY; (M)KBOARD; (m)SG; (w)HO; (W)HO; (C)OMMODE; (Q)UIT

¹²⁾

This wiki section includes bitzone and museum-l references, for SDF BOOTSTRAP related communication and discussion.

¹³⁾ , ¹⁶⁾ , ¹⁸⁾

Information about an old version of com is located in bitzone bboard BOOTSTRAP

¹⁴⁾ , ¹⁷⁾

$ whence com to locate the path

¹⁵⁾

Information about an old version of bboard is located in bitzone bboard BOOTSTRAP

¹⁹⁾

An Altos ACS68000 that served many years as M-Net

Table of Contents

Using the MENU system

multics

toad-2

twenex

sc40

sc40

lc

ka1050

kl2065

rosenkrantz

tss8

ibm4361

ibm7094

cdc6500

sigma9

bitzone

<SYSTEMS>

<BOOTSTRAP>

museum-l

UNIX Systems sub-menu

misspiggy

mh2aa

lcm3b2

guildenstern

snake

hkypux

truly

three

indy

ultra

m-net

nostromo

cycoloy

sparcy

UNIX50

direct and menu

Additional menu details