On 10/23/2012 08:37 PM, Cory Smelosky wrote: I might be able to find a Qbus SCSI host adapter, but I those seem to run quite a bit on ebay, but I have other resources (that don't seem to have anything DEC ) They are expensive, but they're well worth having if you can scrape together the bucks. I think it'd be cheaper for me to find some DSSI drives. (Or add a DSSI <-----> SCSI adapter in to the mix ) Well, trouble is, they're drying up fast. Think I could make a VAX work with iSCSI? ;) That's an idea! Would be easier on a weekend due to my eyesight making me unable to drive, so i'd need someone to drive me there. Although I have a few friends a little ways from Pittsburgh who might be able to help in some way. Me getting there directly is a bit challenging, both due to my eyesight and possibly being the youngest here ;). Understood. I generally don't differentiate much between weekdays and weekends, so either is fine for me. (You have no idea how hard it is to get this working in a VM ). Oh yes I do. ;) I virtualized a gaggle of SCO OpenServer machines for a customer about two years ago, using VMware. Oh man that was a mess...VMware was the only virtualization platform that would work, and even that took some doing. They're all still running, though, but now on VERY different hardware. :-) At least it's not Hyper-V I couldn't get anything to run in Hyper-V save for windows. And not even NT 4! Eeeeeek! -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA