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ECLIX software We are trying to obtain any documentation and/or software for the IPT ECLIX UNIX Version 7 based software for the DG 16-bit Eclipse systems.
MBC/M software We are trying to obtain any documentation and/or software for the DG MBC/M microNova  dedicated operating system.
MICOS software We are trying to obtain further  documentation and/or software for the MICOS timesharing system from Minicomputer Systems in New York.  Please contact us at MICOS@SimuLogics.com if you have any information regarding these systems.  Note that we have just received some docs from Madison Spring Company.
Finnigan MAT systems New optional features are now available for reNOVAte/Plus to run Finnigan MAT IDOS, IDOS II, IDOS III, INCOS and SuperINCOS software on open systems.  Now users may access legacy data, transfer data to and run IDOS/INCOS/MSDS under open systems.  Contact SimuLogics for further information concerning these legacy-enhancing features.
Custom hardware access A new product is now available to allow reNOVAte/Plus to directly access custom user hardware I/O interfaces.  Now applications running on open system PCs may use current custom DG controllers in special applications without change.  Contact SimuLogics for further information concerning this hardware-enhancing feature.
Point 4 archives Point 4 corporation has engaged SimuLogics to archive all remaining Point 4 software and documentation.  This support reflects the official corporate appreciation of the importance of preserving this part of computing history.  Documentation and software archiving shall occur after the initial inventory and cataloging is completed, and the Point 4 web pages will be updated accordingly.

The Point 4 document list is now available in the Point 4 archive section.

NADGUG library online The contents of the entire NADGUG software library is now available on-line for downloading.  Individual sections or the entire library may be selected at this expanded web area.
F.I.G. Forth found We have obtained a copy of the Forth Interest Group's FORTH language system for the Nova and have added it to the software archives.
Ex-DG employee? Did you work for or with Data General?  Then you may be eligible to join the "Grey Eagles" - the organization for ex-DG folks.
Stupid AOS/VS tricks? This clever web site will remind you that you are not alone in the AOS/VS universe - even if it feels that way sometimes.  Robert de Mander proves that not all demented DGers are in North America, and his web site has many great tutorials, hints and other items worth visiting..
DG company startup The official news release for the new DG corporation has been added.
New DG ad section A new section is now dedicated to preserving some of the Data General ads from the late 1960s and the early 1970s.  Which ones do you remember?
We Need... We are searching for many items to preserve and archive.  This expanding list has now been given its own separate page for easier [re]viewing: wish list.

Museum News

MPT/100 donation

We now have a working MPT/100 computer with external 5 MB hard disk running with MP/OS rev 3.20.  We are currently seeking a full release of MP/OS 3.20 (or later) and corresponding language and utility software to run on this system.

Web Site News

Trivia Quiz New items have been added to the Trivia Quiz section.  Got any good questions to add?
Calling all links Links to other Data General Nova, Eclipse, Point 4, Bytronix, Strobe Data, Rolm, UYK-19 and UYK-64(v) -related sites are being sought and requested.  We are trying to create the most complete resource center possible for those still using, or just remembering, these venerable 16-bit systems.

Product News

Hot Java product!  And free!! 

A new product was introduced at the NADGUG 2000 conference for Nova Nostalgiacs... and it is free!

SimuLogics created reNOVAte/J - a free, full-functioning Nova emulator written entirely in Java as a tribute to the first 32 years of Nova influence.


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