Figured I'd ask here too. Old Rockwell Space Shuttle de

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Not sure if it was someone here who replied to the gallery but the recommendation to reach out to NVidia is a good start since they own STBs assets now. We shall see where it leads.

>>59664756
stick your penis in it and install gentoo

>>59664756
I don't into redditspeak.

>>59664756
>>59666074
nice one, keep us updated!

just prob for video signals on the output, how hard is that ffs

>>59666994
You tell me. I'm all ears.

>>59667018
>hearing text

>>59667057
So you don't know. Cool.

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I'm really curious what is on this sucker assuming the data is still intact. While it hasn't been exposed to much UV light, EPROMs still have a finite lifetime.

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OK I have just sent queries out to Boeing and ULA also since they absorbed most of Rockwell's assets. Maybe they can help.

Get an oscilloscope + multimeterand check for the EGA signal

>>59666074
Friend of mine has some similar-in-design cards by Microfield, and they were used in CAD/CAM environments in the late 80s into the early 90s. This may also drive you in the right direction, I'm hoping.

what you're going to need to search for are 8-bit ISA cards for CAD work from the early 90s era.
put some electrical tape over the windows on those ROMS on the ROMDISK card immediately; you don't want the data to rot.

>>59669654
>what you're going to need to search for are 8-bit ISA cards for CAD work from the early 90s era.

this seems like your best option OP, I was going to suggest looking for a ISA graphics card. but where???

>>59664756
Find a way to get a hold of Rossman, send him your pics, see what he says.

>>59671281
Who?

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>>59671340

>>59671374
not helping.