The Investigator Transformed/Game On
The Investigator Transformed exhibition and book is a celebration of 50 years of Flinders University. One of the featured stories is about the Computer Archaeology Lab […]
The Investigator Transformed exhibition and book is a celebration of 50 years of Flinders University. One of the featured stories is about the Computer Archaeology Lab […]
The last chapters in the 8″ disk recovery project have been posted on Open Preservation Foundation’s website. 8″ Disk Recovery: Kryoflux and Catweasel Hovering just above […]
After we found out about the fdrawcmd and the characteristics of the Nashua disk and its track 0, we hoped to reproduce it on the relevant […]
Proceeding with our 8″ recovery project: After a short while the 24V power supply and the cable adapter board arrived from the U.S. Both have power […]
Over the last 30 years many hardware concepts became obsolete. Parallel data cables are not common any more. They were superseded by fast serial connections like […]
The university archive in Freiburg recently received a set of 8” floppy disks which might contain interesting case and research data. The hand-over procedure did not […]
On 15 and 16 August, Dr de Vries visited the Utrechts Archives and National Archives in The Netherlands. The municipality of Utrecht and the Utrecht Archives […]
Gastwissenschaftlerin aus Adelaide am RZ / Lehrstuhl für Kommunikationssysteme Das Rechenzentrum bzw. die Gruppe FDM/Digitaler Langzeitzugriff dürfen im Augenblick eine Gastwissenschaftlerin von der Flinders University / […]
To see a gallery of some of the computer systems we have in our lab, please go to csem.flinders.edu.au/thegoodstuff/comparch/. We have selected photos and information about […]