MightyFrame - Booting from Unix PC hard drive - well not quite @ForgottenMachines
MightyFrame - Booting from Unix PC hard drive - well not quite @ForgottenMachines
Uploaded September 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hard Drive is a Microscience HH-1050
the key phrase is relevant: "executing loader from drive 0"
MightyFrame.com

To move frame by frame, try bit.ly/1Gm0YL7 for Chrome
MightyFrame - Booting from Unix PC hard drive - well not quiteExtracting of hard drive VHB to floppy on UNIX PCIdentifying Hardware and Tape Noise - Universal QIC ReaderWangtek 5099 - Dealing with melted drive wheel goo on tape drive mechanismTandberg 3300 Series QIC-24 Tape Analysis - First ReviewAT&T UNIX PC (3b1) System Expansion Boards: a REALLY deep look...Scotch DC300 QIC Tape Checking & Refurbishing - New-Old StockMightyFrame Status LEDs - Both Hard Drive and Tape DriveConvergent Technologies AWS Turbo - First Functioning Boot Disk! (well, sort of...) - Part 2Convergent Technologies AWS Floppy Format Success on 3.5 Floppy DriveMFM Hard Drive Diagnostic - AT&T Unix PC - Original MiniScribe 3425 - Park HeadsVintage MFM/ST506 hard drive emulators - Our First DREM Unboxing
Forgotten Machines |

MightyFrame - Booting from Unix PC hard drive - well not quite

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER