Hi!

There is some documention belonging to VMEbus hardware from the 1980s
and 1990s which is not available at Bitsavers. I would be happy to find
this stuff there, but Al ...

Eltec, Germany:
<http://www.ralf-kiefer.de/alte-computer/doku_eltec.html>

Proteus, West-Germany: <http://www.ralf-kiefer.de/alte-computer/doku_proteus.html>

Plessey/Radstone, UK: <http://www.ralf-kiefer.de/alte-computer/doku_radstone.html>

A poor collection of documentation about OS-9/68k and OS-9000: <http://www.ralf-kiefer.de/alte-computer/history_os_9.html>
I like to add more information ... :-)

There are some of my OS-9/68k tools written between the 1980s and now.
Each is tested on my MVME177 with V3.0/3.1.

<http://www.ralf-kiefer.de/alte-computer/osksoft_romsplit2.html> <http://www.ralf-kiefer.de/alte-computer/osksoft_formasm.html> <http://www.ralf-kiefer.de/alte-computer/osksoft_ctab.html> <http://www.ralf-kiefer.de/alte-computer/osksoft_ticks.html> <http://www.ralf-kiefer.de/alte-computer/osksoft_mktree.html>

To be continued :-)

Sometimes it's worth to create different code for the 68000 and for
later CPUs. So I did with 68040 and 68060. The modules for 000 are
optimized for space, the 040- and 060-modules are optimized for time. My machine with a 040 CPU is a MVME167. I hope to built up other machines
with a MVME147 and/or probably a Eltec E6 to play with 020/030 code, a
Atari 1040STF for 000 code, Proteus 68010 ... :-)

Regards
Ralf

P.S.: These web sites are written in german language. Sorry, but I like
to write code more than text for web sites.

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