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The Living Computer Museum is home to the world's only operating CDC 6500(([[http://www.livingcomputers.org/Discover/News/Two-Cray-Supercomputers-Join-Living-Computers.aspx|Two supercomputers join LCM...]])). Originally built in 1967 then retired to storage in 1989, restoration on the LCM's CDC 6500 began in 2013(([[https://www.geekwire.com/2013/bringing-cdc-6500-paul-allen-ambitious-computer-restorations-attempted/|Raising the CDC from the dead...]])). Today, the system is made available for use by interested parties through the [[http://www.livingcomputers.org/Request-a-Login.aspx|LCM's Request a Login page]]. Principle engineer Bruce Sherry continues the ongoing work of restoration along with others, managing the vast array of unique hardware and software required to bring the CDC 6500 experience to a whole new generation. | The Living Computer Museum is home to the world's only operating CDC 6500(([[http://www.livingcomputers.org/Discover/News/Two-Cray-Supercomputers-Join-Living-Computers.aspx|Two supercomputers join LCM...]])). Originally built in 1967 then retired to storage in 1989, restoration on the LCM's CDC 6500 began in 2013(([[https://www.geekwire.com/2013/bringing-cdc-6500-paul-allen-ambitious-computer-restorations-attempted/|Raising the CDC from the dead...]])). Principle engineer Bruce Sherry continues the ongoing work of restoration along with others, managing the vast array of unique hardware and software required to bring the CDC 6500 experience to a whole new generation. |
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Using the CDC 6500 is, for many, a new and daunting experience. A [[CDC6500_Survival_Guide|survival guide]] has been created that covers the basics of the operating system, editors, and programming environments available on the LCM's CDC 6500. | Using the CDC 6500 is, for many, a new and daunting experience. A [[CDC6500_Survival_Guide|survival guide]] has been created that covers the basics of the operating system, editors, and programming environments available on the LCM's CDC 6500. |
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| ======Machine and Operating Systems===== |
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| **Hostname Operating System Machine Hardware**//Italic Text// |
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| multics Multics MR12.6f Honeywell 6180 |
| toad-2 TOPS-20 7(110131)-1 XKL TOAD-1 |
| sigma9 CP-V C00 XDS Sigma-9 |
| cdc6500 NOS 1.3 CDC-6500 |
| lc ITS ver 1648 PDP-6 sn 4 |
| ka175 TOPS-10 6.03a KA10 1050 |
| kl2065 TOPS-10 7.04 KL10 2065 |
| rosenkrantz OpenVMS 7.3 VAX 7000-640 |
| bitzone NetBSD BBS AMD64 |
| misspiggy UNIX v7 PDP-11/70 |
| zippy UNIX v8 VAX-11/780-5 |
| lcm3b2 UNIX SVR3.2.3 AT&T 3B2/1000-70 |
| guildenstern BSD 4.3 VAX-11/730 |
| snake BSD 2.11 PDP-11/84 |
| oz HP/UX HP9000/K266 |
| truly Tru64 Alpha AS1000 |
| macready ULTRIX PDP-11/84 |
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