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== Summary == | == Summary == | ||
The [[1DCA|Datashed]] is a backyard shed constructed in 1955 and renovated as a miniature data center in 2013. It houses a substantial collection of vintage and modern computer and telecommunications equipment. | The [[:Category:1DCA|Datashed]] is a backyard shed constructed in 1955 and renovated as a miniature data center in 2013. It houses a substantial collection of vintage and modern computer and telecommunications equipment. | ||
== Datashed Operations == | == Datashed Operations == | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
* [https://datashed.tech The Datashed Home Page | * [https://datashed.tech The Datashed Home Page] | ||
Revision as of 14:05, 9 April 2019
Summary
The Datashed is a backyard shed constructed in 1955 and renovated as a miniature data center in 2013. It houses a substantial collection of vintage and modern computer and telecommunications equipment.
Datashed Operations
Operating Systems
- AmigaOS/Workbench
- MS-DOS
- OpenVMS
- OS/2
- MS Windows
- IBM MVS and derivatives
- IBM VM and derivatives
- IBM OS/400 and derivatives
- System V UNIX and derivatives
- Berkeley UNIX and derivatives
- Bell Labs Research UNIX
- Linux
Computer Hardware
- Alpha AXP
- Commodore Amiga
- Apple Macintosh (68k)
- Apple Macintosh (PowerPC)
- Sun SPARC
- HP PA-RISC
- PDP-11
- VAX
- Intel x86
- Intel Itanium