Twas a fine rain dear Bob, you are now in the position of a KA660, the indomitiable VAX 4000/200, fastest CPU you can
use on an unmodified Q-bus backplane. Quite the haul for 5 bucks.

Its #2 on my target list for DSSI support after I get the 3300/3400 working. (and between the power woes and general 
economic depression that has hit Silicon Valley this has not been "high" on my list :-() The KA660 uses the SHAC controller
which has some minimal support from Ragge in the 1.5 kernel. 

Since it is in an end table I'm guessing it is in one of those roll around BA4xx chassis (see my site for a picture)

You would need an MSCP disk controller to make this run NetBSD in any form other than diskless at the moment but at 5 VUPS
it will out perform your MVII by quite a bit. 

--Chuck

5/15/01 10:42:38 PM, NetBSD Bob <nbsdbob@weedcon1.cropsci.ncsu.edu> wrote:

>Whilst collecting wildfloweres de realme (weeds) for some student use,
>I perchance passed bye ye state surplus house, and it rained upon me
>a VAX of end table sized proportions.....(:+}}, fer fiver buckeroo
>de realme....
>
>It has a pair of M7622 ram boards for 32mb, and a M7626 processor,
>that appears to be a VAX 4000 of some kind, and sadly, dssi drives.
>
>What does it take to get such a machine running NetBSD, and if there
>is no current VAX support for it because of dssi, what level of Ultrix
>will it run off its tk50 tape?
>
>Thanks
>
>Bob
>
>
>