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amberglint: asciilifeform: I've stumbled upon a video recording of the lecture on the
Ivory given by a
bolix engineer in 1987, apparently uploaded by a
bolix 'graphics division' alumnus just two weeks ago, thought I should share it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e39LnDVBl4c a111: Logged on 2019-04-01 14:08 asciilifeform: in other noose, asciilifeform nao has what appears to be full pinout, timing, bus sequence, register, init magic, interrupts, etc. spec for
bolix '
ivory' (won't, presently, say from where, unless source wants to be cited, plox to write in. )
phf: there's no "docs", it's not some kind of mother lode of all things
bolix. fwiw i went into as excited and with the same expectations you're imagining right now. there was a set of printed papers that primarily existed in pre-
ivory days. they are mostly related to e.g. mechanical layout of the boards (the bulk of stuff was e.g. machining parameters of motherboards and cases, something i didn't even touch)
lobbesbot: phf: Sent 2 days, 2 hours, and 23 minutes ago: <asciilifeform> in
bolix lulz : loox like dks relisted that '
ivory' for 3rd time nao... apparently not so many eager-worth-of-$5k archaeologists any moar
mircea_popescu: binturds are NOT unapproachable. they are very much as approachable as, eg, reversing
ivory/
bolix software. not necesarily as perfumed, but be that as it may.
a111: Logged on 2017-11-14 14:55 asciilifeform: in sadder noose, cheapest
bolix ivory microscopy quote, chinese, that covers all the layers ( metal and passivation ) is ~30,000 usd.