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Don Sawyer was one of the first NABU employees and Engineers. I met him more than once, because he was at the Outback on Richmond Road, with the rest of us grunts. He wrote a very realistic view of the market for NABU in 1983. Sadly Don died last year before we started all of this: https://www.tribu...

Lol, at least one of them made it to the destination.

As I've mentioned in this video, I've started to award of few of the people whom have helped me with "The Ghost of NABU Gold Award" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlxeMmgU7Q4 Its my way of showing appreciated for the people assisting me on the NABU journey. The current list of recipients:...

ah, the serial internet adapter. cool

Additional guests! Mike Slinn developed the original NABU 1100 prototype NABU PCs that we used for development until the NPC was ready. Bill Bourne was involved in so many aspects of the hardware design, but I don't remember his title. Warren Belkin wrote the original NABU main menu, as well as that...

Congrats!

Welcome to the forums, and good like with your serial card. I spent many hours pouring over those traces, and doing continuity tests so klyball could reproduce it.

Leo

If you stream it, they will come:
https://youtube.com/live/QoZTBNz47co

Should be very interesting. I plan to learn a lot I didn't know.

Thanks Santo. I've had a busy month, so I'll wait searching for those floppies.

I'm interested in what this can do. It seems that at the very least a good storage medium with SD.

Ok, I just noticed this thread. I have QNX 2 floppies, but I haven't examined them in years (of course!). Do you think greaseweasle SCP copies would be good enough? If not, we can try mailing again, but I'm not keen on doing that. Those are originals. I actually have a bootable QNX 2 system as well ...