A Massbus Mystery, or, Why Primary Sources Matter, Even In Computer History Bob Supnik, 24-Sep-2004 Summary In preparing a simulator for the VAX, I discovered that all the extant printed documentation for the DEC - VAX - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	A Massbus Mystery, or, Why Primary Sources Matter, Even In Computer History Bob Supnik, 24-Sep-2004 Summary In preparing a simulator for the VAX, I discovered that all the extant printed documentation for the DEC Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-11-11 12:55:53 Open Document File Size: 35,46 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Digital Equipment Corporation / / IndustryTerm storage devices / mass storage devices / / OperatingSystem RSTS/E / TOPS-20 / VMS / TOPS-10 / / Organization DC CC / / Person Andy Goldstein / Dave Carroll / DT SN OF DC / Al Kossow / Fred Van Kempen / Paul Koning / Bob Supnik / Mark Crispin / Joe Smith / / Position MP / driver / Massbus controller / error logger / RSTS/E driver / The error logger / controller / VMS driver / / ProgrammingLanguage DC / / PublishedMedium ACM Queue / / Technology operating system / DECnet / / SocialTag Minicomputers Data types Primitive types Computer buses Instruction set architectures Massbus PDP-11 VAX-11 VAX Computing

A Massbus Mystery, or, Why Primary Sources Matter, Even In Computer History Bob Supnik, 24-Sep-2004 Summary In preparing a simulator for the VAX, I discovered that all the extant printed documentation for the DEC Add to Reading List