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OpenVMS Hobbyist Program | Alpha Systems Forums | Alpha Hardware Forum
Author Supported Adapters? USB/ATA/SATA
pfau
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Posts: 33
Location: North Brunswick, NJ
Joined: 12.03.08
Posted on March 12 2008 09:38
I recently acquired an Alphastation 200 4/233. I replaced the original disk with an RZ29 but that's still not a lot of disk space. I'd like to be able to add more storage with out having to locate SCSI drives and external cabinets. This system only has SCSI interfaces.

Is there a list of USB, ATAPI or SATA interface cards that are supported by VMS? I don't care if booting is supported. I just want to hook up some drives for data.
http://nbpfaus.net/~pfau/
Author RE: Supported Adapters? USB/ATA/SATA
SYSMGR
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Posts: 18
Location: Leusden, Netherlands
Joined: 14.03.06
Posted on March 21 2008 01:11
IIRC, Intel-base USB cards would be accesable but I doubt these are of any use to connect a USB-drive, unless you write the driver yourself.
ATAPI might be if they are based on a particular chip - but I don't remember which oen (Cypres? Intel?)
SATA: None, To new smiley

Anothe rpossibility, if you can get hold of it: an extra Wide-SCSI card with external connector, and BA35x shelf and IO module - use the blue one (WideSCSI) and you can add up to disk in there. Or get yourself a HSZ controller and shelve(s).

An Alphastation 200 can hold one or 2 extra disks, IIRC.
http://www.grootersnet.nl
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malmberg
August 04 2022
No more VAX hobbyist licenses. Community licenses for Alpha/IA64/X86_64 VMS Software Inc. Commercial VMS software licenses for VAX available from HPE.

ozboomer
July 20 2022
Just re-visiting.. No more hobbyist licenses? Is that from vmssoftware.com, no 'community' licenses?

valdirfranco
July 01 2022
No more hobbyist license...sad

mister_wavey
February 12 2022
I recall that the disks failed on the public access VMS systems that included Fafner

parwezw
January 03 2022
Anyone know what happened to FAFNER.DYNDS.ORG? I had a hobbyist account here but can longer access the site.

gtackett
October 27 2021
Make that DECdfs _2.1A_ for Vax

gtackett
October 27 2021
I'm looking for DECdfs V2.4A kit for VAX. Asking here just in case anyone is still listening.

MarkRLV
September 17 2021
At one time, didn't this web site have a job board? I would love to use my legacy skills one last time in my career.

malmberg
January 18 2021
New Hobbyist PAKs for VAX/VMS are no longer available according to reports. Only commercial licenses are reported to be for sale from HPE

dfilip
January 16 2021
Can someone please point me to hobbyist license pak? I'm looking for VAX/VMS 7.1, DECnet Phase IV, and UCX/TCPIP ... have the 7.1 media, need the license paks ... thanks!

Bart
October 16 2020
OpenVMS, and this website!

malmberg
September 05 2020
VSI community non-commercial licenses for AXP/IA64 are available now.

malmberg
September 05 2020
See the forum about licensing. Don't know if HPE hobby licenses still being issued. Commercial licenses still being sold.

silfox70
September 01 2020
I need the license for OpenVMS7.3. Where can I find them?

malmberg
August 29 2020
Eisner, which is currently being moved, got an SSH update and the keys were updated to more modern encryption standards.

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