Bitsavers
From Computer History Wiki
Bitsavers is a project which has the goal of making scanned documentation and engineering drawings, and machine-readable source code and object code for old computers, available on the Internet. It is primarily the work of Al Kossow (who is a Software Curator at the Computer History Museum, although Bitsavers is an independent project).
It has a number of mirrors around the Internet.
See also
External links
- bitsavers.org - Main Web page
- pdp-11.trailing-edge.com - Jul 2004 snapshot of pdp-11.trailing-edge.com
- simh.trailing-edge.com, Jan 2005 - Jan 2005 snapshot of simh.trailing-edge.com
- simh.trailing-edge.com, Jun 2012 - Jun 2012 snapshot of simh.trailing-edge.com
- DEC semiconductor specs, simh.trailing-edge.com - snapshot of DEC semiconductor specifications from simh.trailing-edge.com
- University of Queensland Computer Museum - for scans from the University of Queensland
- NetBSD - NetBSD release archive 1.0 to the present
- CCTalk - a copy of cctalk back to April, 1997