14/01/2010
Here is a brief round-up of some of the key activities that made 2009 a really good year for the museum.
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18/12/2009
Over 80 people were at the 'History of the Internet' gallery opening, the ICL 2966 restoration reaches a major milestone and an eventful spooky visit
27/11/2009
The ICL 2966 DCU finally passes its selftests and asks for it's first program after 15 years, a new and exciting gallery takes shape and a room full of BBC micros are once again used as games machines a teaching aid for a school visit.
13/11/2009
After many board changes IRIS appears to be working again, the big move has allowed us to open a new gallery and a number of museum projects are progressing at a fast pace
30/10/2009
Donated equipment in several rooms is moved in preparation for a new gallery opening, the ICL 2966 is feeling its age with many problems being discovered and progress on a number of new galleries
17/10/2009
A working ICL console means the focus is now on the DCU, IRIS's RDI fault remains elusive, talking to computers and an unusual heater comes to the rescue when things get cold... Plus other news
09/10/2009
An interesting electrical fault on the Elliott 803, the ICL 2966 console is finally working, IRIS may be working again and news on other projects and galleries.
02/10/2009
The problems with the Elliott 803 2nd store have 'gone away', IRIS has a setback with the RDI fault returning and progress is made on some of the new galleries and projects.
25/09/2009
The 'Boffin' finds and fixes a real hardware logic fault in the Elliott 803, The TAC ticks again after being idle for over 2 years and searching the ICL document archive finds the elusive 2966 Ops console circut diagrams.
18/09/2009
The hot weather has been playing tricks on IRIS causing a number of random reboots and parity errors are occurring again in the top 8K of core store on the Elliott
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