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Retronomicon Retronomicon Il Libro dei Nomi dei Computer Cthulhu A.A.V.V. Retronomicon : Il Libro dei Nomi dei Computer by Cthulhu A.A.V.V. 5 Settembre 1999 - 19 Gennaio 2003 Versione 0.1.5 Table of Contents Risvegli..................................................................................................................................................i 1. Introduzione ....................................................................................................................................1 1.1. Il Retrocomputing ................................................................................................................1 1.2. Psiche del Retrocomputer ....................................................................................................1 1.3. it.comp.retrocomputing........................................................................................................4 1.4. Retro-IT.org..........................................................................................................................6 1.5. IRC .......................................................................................................................................6 1.6. Il Retrocensimento ...............................................................................................................6 1.7. Il Retronomicon ...................................................................................................................6 I. Teoria................................................................................................................................................1 2. Acquisizione............................................................................................................................2 2.1. Individuazione ............................................................................................................2 2.2. Gli stockisti.................................................................................................................2 2.2.1. I prezzi ...........................................................................................................2 2.2.2. Resi o macchine incomplete ..........................................................................2 2.2.3. "Gli stockisti e i rottamai non hanno bisogno dei vostri soldi" .....................3 2.2.4. Come e dove trovarli......................................................................................3 2.2.5. Guida all’usato...............................................................................................3 2.2.6. I Monitor ........................................................................................................4 2.2.7. Memorie e dischi............................................................................................4 2.2.8. DA NON FARE MAI.....................................................................................4 2.2.9. DA FARE.......................................................................................................5 2.2.10. Conclusione..................................................................................................6 2.3. Acquisto......................................................................................................................6 2.3.1. Il Money Order ..............................................................................................7 2.4. Riparazione.................................................................................................................8 2.4.1. Restauri in Vetroresina...................................................................................8 2.4.2. Plastiche .........................................................................................................8 2.4.3. Saldare e dissaldare........................................................................................9 2.4.4. Saldature fredde ...........................................................................................10 2.4.5. RetroFlat ......................................................................................................11 2.4.6. Rimozione dissipatori incollati ....................................................................12 2.4.7. Rianimazione batterie ..................................................................................13 2.4.7.1. Teoria...............................................................................................13 2.4.7.2. Pratica..............................................................................................13 2.4.8. Lubrificazione ..............................................................................................14 2.5. Pulizia.......................................................................................................................14 2.5.1. Le interiora...................................................................................................14 2.5.2. L’occhio vuole la sua parte ..........................................................................15 2.5.2.1. Facciamo il bagnetto... ....................................................................15 2.5.2.2. Giallo e’ bello?................................................................................16 2.5.2.3. Etichette...........................................................................................17 2.5.2.4. Macchie, scritte e sigarette ..............................................................18 2.5.3. Testimonianze ..............................................................................................20 3. Pubblicazioni.........................................................................................................................23 Libri .................................................................................................................................23 iii II. Hardware......................................................................................................................................26 4. Acorn.....................................................................................................................................27 4.1. Acorn’ Saga..............................................................................................................27 4.1.1. Prologue .......................................................................................................27 4.1.2. Episode I, atomic theory and practice..........................................................28 4.1.3. Episode II, the beeb project .........................................................................28 4.1.4. Episode IV, the RISC power ........................................................................29 4.1.5. Episode V, Arthur’s Quest............................................................................31 4.1.6. Episode VI, Eureka !....................................................................................32 4.1.7. Episode VII, put a PC in your RISC............................................................32 4.1.8. Episode VIII, just ask at the Oracle ... .........................................................33 4.1.9. Episode IX, Acorn’s Yellow Submarine ......................................................34 5. Alcatel ...................................................................................................................................36 5.1. ADF258 ....................................................................................................................36 6. Atari ......................................................................................................................................39 6.1. ST / TT / Falcon .......................................................................................................39 6.1.1. Modelli e specifiche .....................................................................................39 6.1.2. Sistemi Operativi e Software .......................................................................40 6.1.3. Dove Trovarli ...............................................................................................41 6.1.4. Commenti e curiosità ...................................................................................41 6.1.5. Links ............................................................................................................41 7. Commodore...........................................................................................................................43 7.1. Amiga .......................................................................................................................43 7.1.1. Amiga FAQ ..................................................................................................43 7.1.2. Adattatore Amiga-VGA...............................................................................56 7.1.3. Amiga Turbo 630, harddisk 2,5" e... tappi di sughero. ................................58 7.1.4. Trasferimento PC $lt;-> Amiga ...................................................................58 7.1.5. Amiga CD32 con alimentatore PC (anche per drive Commodore 1541-II) 59 7.1.6. Adattatore AlimentatorePC -> Amiga 500/600/1200..................................60 7.2. Commodore 64 .........................................................................................................61 7.2.1. Sixpack.........................................................................................................61 7.2.2. Riversare file immagine
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