Article in Östgöra Correspondenten (our local newspaper) about
Lysator.
Invitation to the inauguration of the D21 at Lysator.
Response from Malmö Museer regarding old Datasaab equipment.
Packing list for the delivery of the D21.
Response from SAMDOK regarding old Datasaab equipment.
Letter certifying that old Datasaab equipment has been demolished.
Letter where SAAB agrees to donate the D21 to Lysator.
Letter to UNISYS regarding old Datasaab equipment.
Response from UNISYS regarding old Datasaab equipment.
Robert Forchheimer (back towards us), Anders Nyberg (at the tape station)
and Rolf Blom (at the console).
Kari Dubbelman in the middle, Örjan Kärrsgård to the right.
Sören Tirfing is one of the persons in the picture.
No further information. Send mail to kent@lysator.liu.se if you know something about this item.No further information. Send mail to kent@lysator.liu.se if you know something about this item.No further information. Send mail to kent@lysator.liu.se if you know something about this item.DataSAAB pioneer Viggo Wentzel inaugurates the D21, Lysator's first
computer.
Mats Lenngren, Bud Lawson (glasses, facing the camera) and a lot of other people.
Back, against the wall, in the middle: Lars Dalberg.
No further information. Send mail to kent@lysator.liu.se if you know something about this item.Information on DIRIGENT, the OS for the D21.
Schematic drawing of the components of a D21 installation.
Promotional broschure for the D22, successor to the D21.
[Page 1]Promotional broschure for the D22, successor to the D21.
[Page 2]Promotional broschure for the D22, successor to the D21.
[Page 3]Promotional broschure for the D22, successor to the D21.
[Page 4]The Datasaab MEDELA medical terminal.
Changing a disk pack.
Two happy Datasaab users at the terminal.
Short presentation of Datasaab.
The document from The Swedish Electrical Security Council, wich turned
out to be the beginning of the end for PUL17.
Lysator's machine room in the FOA building.
[Page 1]Lysator's machine room in the FOA building.
[Page 2]Lysator's machine room in the FOA building.
[Page 3]Lysator's machine room in the FOA building.
[Page 4]Lysator's machine room in the FOA building.
[Page 5]Lysator's machine room in the FOA building.
[Page 6]Lysator's machine room in the FOA building.
[Page 7]Lysator's machine room in the FOA building.
[Page 8]An arty collage made by some Lysator members after the trip to the NUCC in Helsinki, Finland
in june 1988.
Minutes from the meeting where Lysator was founded.
Letter sent by Lysator to Datasaab, asking them to donate a D21 mainframe.
[Page 1]Letter sent by Lysator to Datasaab, asking them to donate a D21 mainframe.
[Page 2]Letter sent by Lysator to Datasaab, asking them to donate a D21 mainframe.
[Page 3]University newsletter reporting on the inauguration of the D21.
A article from the December 1979 edition of the student paper Lithanian, presenting
Lysator.
Lysator's logotype - the winning (and only) contribution.
Additional contract between Lysator and ATEW.
ATEW, the company exploting Lys-16 commercially, is broke.
Promotional broschure for Lys-16 (reprint of an article in Elektroniknyheterna 8 75).
[Page 1]Promotional broschure for Lys-16 (reprint of an article in Elektroniknyheterna 8 75).
[Page 2]Promotional broschure for Lys-16 (reprint of an article in Elektroniknyheterna 8 75).
[Page 3]Promotional broschure for Lys-16 (reprint of an article in Elektroniknyheterna 8 75).
[Page 4]Promotional broschure for Lys-16.
[Page 1]Promotional broschure for Lys-16.
[Page 2]Promotional broschure for Lys-16 (reprint of an article in Modern Elektronik 20/76).
[Page 1]Promotional broschure for Lys-16 (reprint of an article in Modern Elektronik 20/76).
[Page 2]Promotional broschure for Lys-16 (reprint of an article in Modern Elektronik 20/76).
[Page 3]Promotional broschure for Lys-16 (reprint of an article in Modern Elektronik 20/76).
[Page 4]Front page from a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
Implementation and plans. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1]Implementation and plans. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 2]The Lys-16 computer. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1]The Lys-16 computer. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 19]The Lys-16 computer. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 2]The Lys-16 computer. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 20]The Lys-16 computer. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 21]The Lys-16 computer. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 3]The Lys-16 computer. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 4]The Lys-16 computer. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 5]The Lys-16 computer. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 6]The Lys-16 computer. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 7]The Lys-16 computer. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 8]The Termilys TV terminal. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1 1]The Termilys TV terminal. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1 2]The Termilys TV terminal. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1 3]The Termilys TV terminal. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1 4]The Termilys TV terminal. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1 5]The Termilys TV terminal. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1 6]The Termilys TV terminal. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1 7]The Termilys TV terminal. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1 8]The Termilys TV terminal. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1]The Termilys TV terminal. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 2]The Termilys TV terminal. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 3]The keyboard. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1 1]The keyboard. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1 2]BASIC on Lys-16. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 1]BASIC on Lys-16. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 2]BASIC on Lys-16. From a report on the Lys-16 project, LiTH-ISY-I-0112.
[Page 3]Information about Lysator to potential members. From the Pul-17 time.
From left to right: Unknown, DataSAAB pioneer Viggo Wentzel, Lysator's
former chairman Lars Aronsson, Unknown.
Former chairman Lars Aronsson reciveing a
EXORTerm 155 terminal as a gift from Ctrl-C ACS.
Lys-16 pioneer Robert Forsheimer is lecturng on the Lys-16
computer, displaying a circut card.
Peter Löthberg, and Stacken ACS inspects some circut in PUL17.
Peter Löthberg lecturing on the development of SUNET.
Lysator member Paul Svennson hacking at a terminal.
From left to right: Unknown, unknown, Viggo Wentzel (DataSAAB) in PUL17.
From left to right: Peter Löthberg, Stacken ACS; Lars-Anders
Eriksson, LIDAC and Lysator; unknown (might be Björn Gudmunsson, ISY); unknown.
No further information. Send mail to kent@lysator.liu.se if you know something about this item.From left to right: Unknown, Unknown, Linus
Tolke in PUL17.
Unknown Lysator member having a piece of the Lysator anniversary cake.
Viggo Wentzel, DataSAAB, lecturing on the DataSAAB D-21 computer.
Sven Yngvell lectures on the first SAAB computer SARA,
displaying some of the valves.
Agreement between Lysator and the Department of Computer Sience
covering the use of the PDP-11/70 Obelix.
Rules for Lysator's lab corner.
An article from the ORDO paper, with a picture of the Bryant mass
storage disc (300Mb).
No further information. Send mail to kent@lysator.liu.se if you know something about this item.Log of some work done on Pul-17.
A outline of the PUL17 rooms.
Just an ordinary card with job control instructions.
Just an ordinary card, with COBOL and IBM printed on it.
Diary of some work done on the Q-house.
Drawing of the space allocation for the Q-house.
An article from DataSAAB´s staff paper on the intrigution of Lyators D-21.
Receipt for 5100 kilograms of computer scrap.
The original charter of Lysator.
[Page 1]The original charter of Lysator.
[Page 2]The original charter of Lysator.
[Page 3]The letter from ISY where Lysator is thrown out of its premises in the
B-house, eventually ending up in Pul-17.
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