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#1 ThumpNugget OFFLINE  

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Posted Fri Aug 6, 2010 2:43 PM


Greetings people!

As there seemed to be a lot of interest in getting BYTE scanned I thought I would at least give it a stab. BYTE is huge huge huge so I have no time-line. Instead I am focusing on just getting issues scanned and posted. My plan right now is to scan one issue per week and post it to this thread. This post (the start of the thread) will be updated as we go to show the current progress. Since these tend to be large (some of the magazines will run to nearly half a gig) and they are hosted on my site they probably will not be up for more than a few weeks for each magazine (note: so far all magazines listed are still available for download). The idea is that if I quit at some point along the way at least there is a good deal of work done for the next person.

I do not plan on scanning these in order. I will mix-up the large/small magazines based on my bandwidth allotment left and time I have to scan on a given week.

Below is the current list of BYTE magazines I have to scan and the date the scan was posted on the thread. If there is no posted date then I have not scanned or posted the magazine yet. If the magazine is not listed then I don't have it and I need it.

A few people have graciously offered some bandwidth and provided mirrors for these magazines. All of the magazines that have been posted are available on these sites as well as in the downloads in the thread posts themselves. Many thanks to those donating bandwidth!


http://files.exotica.org.uk/byte/

ftp://helpedia.com/p...hive/temp/Byte/
http://24.96.150.90/...byte/index.html
http://24.96.150.75/...byte/index.html
http://76.73.219.7/e...byte/index.html



Issue 		Num   Date   Pages  Size   Date Posted to Thread
------------  ---  ------  -----  ----   -----------------------
Vol 00 No 1   01   Sep-75  100    62 	Posted 2010-08-31
Vol 00 No 2   02   Oct-75  100    56 	Posted 2010-08-31
Vol 00 No 3   03   Nov-75  100    60 	Posted 2010-08-06
Vol 00 No 4   04   Dec-75  116    68 	Posted 2010-10-31
Vol 00 No 5   05   Jan-76  100    58 	Posted 2010-12-04
Vol 00 No 6   06   Feb-76  100    55 	Posted 2010-12-23
Vol 00 No 7   07   Mar-76  100    56 	Posted 2011-01-20
Vol 00 No 8   08   Apr-76  100    58 	Posted 2010-01-29
Vol 00 No 9   09   May-76  100    58 	Posted 2010-08-27
Vol 00 No 10  10   Jun-76  116    66 	Posted 2010-09-15
Vol 00 No 11  11   Jul-76  116    69 	Posted 2011-01-29
Vol 00 No 12  12   Aug-76  132    76 	Posted 2010-12-24
Vol 00 No 13  13   Sep-76  132    77 	Posted 2011-01-30
Vol 00 No 14  14   Oct-76  148    87 	Posted 2011-01-31
Vol 00 No 15  15   Nov-76  148    86 	Posted 2010-10-01
Vol 00 No 16  16   Dec-76  148    86 	Posted 2010-10-14

Vol 02 No 1   17   Jan-77  148    91 	Posted 2010-12-29
Vol 02 No 2   18   Feb-77  164    100    Posted 2011-01-31
Vol 02 No 3   19   Mar-77
Vol 02 No 4   20   Apr-77  180    109    Posted 2011-03-13
Vol 02 No 5   21   May-77  180    110    Posted 2011-04-08
Vol 02 No 6   22   Jun-77  184    113    Posted 2011-04-23
Vol 02 No 7   23   Jul-77
Vol 02 No 8   24   Aug-77  180    107    Posted 2010-09-26
Vol 02 No 9   25   Sep-77  228    143    Posted 2010-12-09
Vol 02 No 10  26   Oct-77  212    132    Posted 2010-12-16
Vol 02 No 11  27   Nov-77
Vol 02 No 12  28   Dec-77  228    143    Posted 2011-01-25		

Vol 03 No 1   29   Jan-78  194    121    Posted 2011-02-21
Vol 03 No 2   30   Feb-78  212    131    Posted 2010-08-22
Vol 03 No 3   31   Mar-78  228    154    Posted 2011-03-10
Vol 03 No 4   32   Apr-78
Vol 03 No 5   33   May-78
Vol 03 No 6   34   Jun-78  212    133    Posted 2011-05-08
Vol 03 No 7   35   Jul-78
Vol 03 No 8   36   Aug-78  212    128    Posted 2010-12-19
Vol 03 No 9   37   Sep-78  212    130    Posted 2011-03-05
Vol 03 No 10  38   Oct-78
Vol 03 No 11  39   Nov-78
Vol 03 No 12  40   Dec-78
		
Vol 04 No 1   41   Jan-79  228    151    Posted 2011-03-06
Vol 04 No 2   42   Feb-79  236    150    Posted 2011-03-20
Vol 04 No 3   43   Mar-79  276    174    Posted 2011-04-15
Vol 04 No 4   44   Apr-79  284    176    Posted 2011-01-07
Vol 04 No 5   45   May-79  292    183    Posted 2011-04-28
Vol 04 No 6   46   Jun-79  288    184    Posted 2011-01-20
Vol 04 No 7   47   Jul-79
Vol 04 No 8   48   Aug-79
Vol 04 No 9   49   Sep-79  260    176    Posted 2010-12-27
 		
Vol 05 No 1   ??   Jan-80  276    182    Posted 2010-09-18
Vol 05 No 2   ??   Feb-80  260    179    Posted 2010-08-15
Vol 05 No 3   ??   Mar-80  294    200    Posted 2010-10-08
Vol 05 No 4   ??   Apr-80  308    204    Posted 2010-11-24
Vol 05 No 5   ??   May-80  344    221    Posted 2011-04-03
Vol 05 No 6   ??   Jun-80
Vol 05 No 7   ??   Jul-80
Vol 05 No 8   ??   Aug-80  308    207    Posted 2010-08-06
Vol 05 No 9   ??   Sep-80
Vol 05 No 10  ??   Oct-80  404    281    Posted 2010-11-19
Vol 05 No 11  ??   Nov-80
Vol 05 No 12  ??   Dec-80  404    276    Posted 2010-08-25

Vol 06 No 1   ??   Jan-81
Vol 06 No 2   ??   Feb-81
Vol 06 No 3   ??   Mar-81
Vol 06 No 4   ??   Apr-81  418    279    Posted 2010-09-23
Vol 06 No 5   ??   May-81
Vol 06 No 8   ??   Aug-81  496	327	Posted 2011-05-10
Vol 06 No 9   ??   Sep-81  500	330	Posted 2011-08-20
Vol 06 No 10  ??   Oct-81  530    345    Posted 2011-08-27
Vol 06 No 11  ??   Nov-81  572	377	Posted 2011-09-05
Vol 06 No 12  ??   Dec-81  548    379    Posted 2010-08-07

Vol 07 No 3   ??   Mar-82  532    353    Posted 2011-03-17
Vol 07 No 4   ??   Apr-82
Vol 07 No 6   ??   Jun-82  564    373    Posted 2010-10-23
Vol 07 No 7   ??   Jul-82
Vol 07 No 11  ??   Nov-82  636    428    Posted 2011-01-02
Vol 07 No 12  ??   Dec-82  596    402    Posted 2011-04-10

Vol 08 No 2   ??   Feb-83		
Vol 08 No 5   ??   May-83  596    397    Posted 2010-08-18
Vol 08 No 8   ??   Aug-83  578    380    Posted 2010-08-12
Vol 08 No 9   ??   Sep-83  674    442    Posted 2010-08-29
Vol 08 No 10  ??   Oct-83  676    462    Posted 2010-11-28
Vol 08 No 12  ??   Dec-83  660    456    Posted 2011-03-11
		
Vol 09 No 1        Jan-84
Vol 09 No 2        Feb-84  548    386    Posted 2011-01-13
Vol 09 No 3        Mar-84
Vol 09 No 4    	Apr-84
Vol 09 No 5        May-84  586    404    Posted 2011-03-25
Vol 09 No 6    	Jun-84
Vol 09 No 7        Jul-84
Vol 09 No 9        Special 298    192    Posted 2011-05-08
Vol 09 No 11   	Oct-84
		
Vol 10 No 1        Jan-85
Vol 10 No 8        Aug-85
Vol 10 No 9        Sep-85
Vol 10 No 11   	Special 310    209    Posted 2010-12-04

Vol 11 No 1    	Jan-86
Vol 11 No 2        Feb-86
Vol 11 No 3        Mar-86  480    327    Posted 2010-09-14
Vol 11 No 4        Apr-86
Vol 11 No 5    	May-86
Vol 11 No 6    	Jun-86  464    318    Posted 2010-12-09
Vol 11 No 7        Jul-86
Vol 11 No 8    	Aug-86
Vol 11 No 9    	Sep-86  478    331    Posted 2011-03-07 
Vol 11 No 10   	Oct-86
Vol 11 No 11 		
Vol 11 No 12   	Nov-86
Vol 11 No 13   	Dec-86  458    322    Posted 2011-04-19


Notes on issue numbers:
  • BYTE did not use volume numbers for the first sixteen issues. These are labeled as Vol 00-##. Issue Vol 2-01 is the 17th issue.
  • BYTE had several years where 13 issues were produced. These will be highlighted as they pop up.

Edited by ThumpNugget, Mon Sep 5, 2011 9:23 AM.


#2 ThumpNugget OFFLINE  

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Posted Fri Aug 6, 2010 2:48 PM

BYTE #3 November 1975 Is This Next? - 100 pages, 60 Megs

Download it here: BYTE Vol 00-03 1975-11 Is This Next?

Hi-lights in this issue:

Foreground
INS AND OUTS OF VOLATILE MEMORIES
COMPUTERS ARE RIDICULOUSLY SIMPLE
COMPUTERS AND AMATEUR RADIO
SON OF MOTOROLA (OR, THE $20 CPU CHIP) - A first look at this weird chip called the "6502". :)

Background
HEXPAWN - PROJECT IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
NOTES ON PARALLEL OUTPUT INTERFACES
MONITOR 8 1/2 - YOUR OWN PSEUDO INSTRUCTIONS
VERSATILE READ ONLY MEMORY PROGRAMMER

Nucleus
From the Publisher
Speaking of Computers
Book Reviews
Byter's Digest
Clubs and Newsletters
Diagnostics
Letters
BOMB
Reader's Service

Cover

BYTE Vol 00-03 1975-11 Cover.jpg

Index

BYTE Vol 00-03 1975-11 Index.jpg

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Posted Fri Aug 6, 2010 2:50 PM

This is totally awesome! Thanks Thumpnugget! :cool:

When a torrent gets going, I'll be sure to provide as much bandwidth to it as I can.

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Posted Fri Aug 6, 2010 3:18 PM

BYTE Vol 5-08 August 1980 - The Fourth Language - 308 pages, 207 Megs (Previously posted but I moved it)

Download it here: BYTE Vol 05-08 1980-08 The Fourth Language

Cover

BYTE Vol 05-08 1980-08 Cover.jpg

Index

BYTE Vol 05-08 1980-08 Index.jpg

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Posted Sat Aug 7, 2010 6:29 PM

BYTE Vol 06-12 1981-12 Computer Games - 548 Pages, 379 Megs (ouch!)

This issue has an article from Chris Crawford covering display lists, lots of game reviews for the Atari as well as many other 8-bit machines.

Download it here: Byte Vol 06-12 1981-12 Computer Games

Cover

BYTE Vol 06-12 1981-12 Cover.jpg

Index

BYTE Vol 06-12 1981-12 Index.jpg

I actually did this scan long ago so it is not one of my best (some streaks) but it is OCR'd and bookmarked like the others.

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Posted Sat Aug 7, 2010 7:21 PM

Oh man!!

Thanks for doing these. Great memories, and actually some good ideas. I had stacks of BYTE. Had to get rid of them long ago. Glad not everybody did!

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Posted Sun Aug 8, 2010 1:05 PM

View PostThumpNugget, on Sat Aug 7, 2010 6:29 PM, said:

BYTE Vol 06-12 1981-12 Computer Games - 548 Pages, 379 Megs (ouch!)
I've had that one out and in a plastic bag (because the cover came detached or something) for ages.

And some of these date back to before I first got a subscription.

FYI, I have scanned and mostly OCRed (primarily the body text) the book Threaded Interpretive Languages. If I had a good modern page-layout program for OS X, I'd try to make a good PDF of it. But I want something that can force line breaks in the middle of justified paragraphs so that I can match the line breaks of the original paper version.

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Posted Thu Aug 12, 2010 4:04 PM

BYTE Vol 08-08 1983-08 The C Programming Language - 578 Pages, 380 Megs (very big!)

This issue is all about the C programming language... Including a primer for people new to C (many articles) and comparisons of a couple dozen C compilers for MS-DOS, CP/M-86, CP/M-80, and UNIX. Other articles about the Apple III, a UNIX Tutorial, part 3 of an in-depth look at the 8086 architecture, etc..

Not much on the Atari though the Microbytes had some tidbits on a telecom system for the 2600 and also has news about the Coleco Adam and a Digital Research working on an alternative to the upcoming "Juggernaut" MSX operating system being backed by Microsoft :)

Download it here: BYTE Vol 08-08 1983-08 The C Programming Language

Cover

BYTE Vol 08-08 1983-08 Cover.jpg

Index

BYTE Vol 08-08 1983-08 Index 1.jpg BYTE Vol 08-08 1983-08 Index 2.jpg

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Posted Thu Aug 12, 2010 5:28 PM

These are awesome. Thanks ThumpNugget :)

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Posted Thu Aug 12, 2010 8:59 PM

Love those Tinney covers. That was part of what made Byte awesome in the '80s.

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Posted Sun Aug 15, 2010 12:26 PM

Please, please keep going with this. Awesome stuff, brings back so many memories!

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Posted Sun Aug 15, 2010 7:26 PM

Seriously. Did you guys read the Bill Gates article in the last one scanned? I have it up on my office window now. It's quite a treat.

Thank you, thank you for doing these. I've got several great inspirations for some assembly language tutorial, background stuff from these. The perspective of BYTE is very good for introductory style work. Love being able to see some of it again. It's also great to see the past, and know just how much we all learned from this great magazine. Nothing today even comes close!

Used to be, one could go shopping with mom, and come back with graphics, assembly language, the introduction on a new language, games, and all sorts of other goodies for a few bucks. Now, it's reviews and some little bits here and there. What a golden time!

Edited by potatohead, Sun Aug 15, 2010 7:27 PM.


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Posted Sun Aug 15, 2010 9:33 PM

I am so glad people are enjoying these. I really enjoy reading these while putting them together. I just finished doing an issue today from 1983 that covered the Electronic Office - Best one yet! huge article on networking standards, the upcoming technology of computer based meetings to replace business travel, reviews on the trs-80 model 100, the fortune 16:32, a big feature on the Osborne Executive - was just an awesome read.. I will get it put up before the end of the week.

I almost scored an issue #1 this week but the deal fell through... Right now there are a few people putting BYTES up on ebay for crazy crazy prices so the waiting-to-scan stack may not grow much for a while as everyone seems to think that their BYTES are worth their weight in gold.

Anyway hopefully we can keep this on the down-low just a tad :) I have a transfer limit of about 300 gigabytes per week for this and so far we are nowhere near that but with these size of downloads one errant blog post could top it out.

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Posted Sun Aug 15, 2010 9:42 PM

I'll start grabbing these a bit later.

Maybe you could give priority to the ones with the most Atari stuff in them getting done first?

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Posted Sun Aug 15, 2010 9:44 PM

BYTE Vol 05-02 1980-02 Graph Theory - 260 Pages, 179 Megs

This issue is on graph theory so if you like math hey here is an issue for you. There is also an article on creating computer controlled dimmer switches and a computer controlled wood stove.. Not my favorite issue but how about that cover?

Download it here: BYTE Vol 05-02 1980-02 Graph Theory

Cover

BYTE Vol 05-02 1980-02 Cover.jpg

Index

BYTE Vol 05-02 1980-02 Index.jpg

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Posted Sun Aug 15, 2010 11:29 PM

A lot of these articles on early protocals, the early computer club scenes, the emergence of the 6502 and the rise of Microsoft are just so much reading candy i'm in Nerdvana. :D

Thanks Thumpnugget

For what it is worth, I rather liked K.C. Munchkin. :)

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Posted Mon Aug 16, 2010 1:26 AM

Wow, that's amazing,
I love issue 3 from 1975 and the FIRST computer game book review (page 11): What to do after you hit return.

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Posted Wed Aug 18, 2010 9:09 AM

BYTE Vol 08-05 1983-05 The Electronic Office - 596 Pages, 397 Megs

This issue of BYTE has a focus on the electronic office. Topics include local area networks, the movable conference, electronic publishing, and white-collar productivity. These are in-depth articles on the then-present sate of the art and future predictions.

There is another great article following four start-up companies in Silicon Valley: Adaptec, Evotek, The learning company, and Victory computers.

In the BYTE lines: Commodore to drop its 16 bit processor and go to the Zilog Z8000? Integrated Software the Key to success (lots of talk about xerox and PARC)? Atari Founder to start Robotics Company? Japan to launch new software development effort....

Not much for the Atari but articles on other 8-bits: Vic-20, TRS-80 Model 100, The TRS-80 Color Computer, the fortune 16:32, and the Corvus Computer.

Much much more.. This one is choc full of information goodness :)

Download it here: BYTE Vol 08-05 1983-05 The Electronic Office

Cover

BYTE Vol 08-05 1983-05 Cover.jpg

Index

BYTE Vol 08-05 1983-05 Index.jpg

Bonus!

BYTE Vol 08-05 1983-05 Pied Piper Ad.jpg

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Posted Thu Aug 19, 2010 9:25 AM

A lot of good stuff in this issue, but a couple of problems this time.

Page 49 is rotated sideways.

There seems to have been a feeder slip at pages 177-180. This was pretty obvious from just flipping through. After that I actually counted the pages and found nothing else missing.



So what would be a good upper bound of issues worth scanning? I'd have to say about '84, particularly the Macintosh issue as the last notable one. After that point, the main good stuff was Pournelle's column. The magazine itself wasn't really bad until about '93 or so, but it just wasn't the same from '84 on.

Edited by Bruce Tomlin, Thu Aug 19, 2010 9:27 AM.


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Posted Thu Aug 19, 2010 12:35 PM

View PostBruce Tomlin, on Thu Aug 19, 2010 9:25 AM, said:

A lot of good stuff in this issue, but a couple of problems this time.

Page 49 is rotated sideways.

There seems to have been a feeder slip at pages 177-180. This was pretty obvious from just flipping through. After that I actually counted the pages and found nothing else missing.



So what would be a good upper bound of issues worth scanning? I'd have to say about '84, particularly the Macintosh issue as the last notable one. After that point, the main good stuff was Pournelle's column. The magazine itself wasn't really bad until about '93 or so, but it just wasn't the same from '84 on.


Thanks for catching that so fast.. I must have rotated that page accidentally when I was fixing the rotation on some of the others.. I had to rescan some of the pages but I neglected to get those redone.. I will fish the magazine out of the garbage and get those fixed.

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Posted Thu Aug 19, 2010 6:14 PM

OK! the last issue has been fixed and re-uploaded and all the posts with page counts / byte size have been updated.

Regarding the question on how far (date wise) to go when scanning I was thinking at least through 1986. I sliced up a March 1986 for scanning today (The one with the Atari ST on the cover).. The articles are still interesting: preview of the 1040ST, Image processing the Titanic, Building a real-time clock, Building a simple windowing system, the new ANSI C Standard, A Macintosh disassembler, One titled "The electronic university, get a degree without leaving your computer".. Reviews of the Kaypro 286i, Modula-2 for Z80 CP/M, Pocket APL, Prolog for MSDOS.. Other Articles: The 68000 wars part I, The Amstrad PCW, two articles by Jerry Pournelle... a bunch of others.

Still seems like lots of good stuff in 1986.

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Posted Fri Aug 20, 2010 7:05 PM

The new PDF is broken. It's also about 70 megs smaller.

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Posted Fri Aug 20, 2010 7:07 PM

View PostThumpNugget, on Wed Aug 18, 2010 9:09 AM, said:

BYTE Vol 08-05 1983-05 The Electronic Office - 596 Pages, 397 Megs

This issue of BYTE has a focus on the electronic office. Topics include local area networks, the movable conference, electronic publishing, and white-collar productivity. These are in-depth articles on the then-present sate of the art and future predictions.

There is another great article following four start-up companies in Silicon Valley: Adaptec, Evotek, The learning company, and Victory computers.

In the BYTE lines: Commodore to drop its 16 bit processor and go to the Zilog Z8000? Integrated Software the Key to success (lots of talk about xerox and PARC)? Atari Founder to start Robotics Company? Japan to launch new software development effort....

Not much for the Atari but articles on other 8-bits: Vic-20, TRS-80 Model 100, The TRS-80 Color Computer, the fortune 16:32, and the Corvus Computer.

Much much more.. This one is choc full of information goodness :)

Download it here: BYTE Vol 08-05 1983-05 The Electronic Office

Cover

Attachment BYTE Vol 08-05 1983-05 Cover.jpg

Index

Attachment BYTE Vol 08-05 1983-05 Index.jpg

Bonus!

Attachment BYTE Vol 08-05 1983-05 Pied Piper Ad.jpg

First of all thanks for these. This one in particular is giving me issues. It stops at 318 megs.

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Posted Fri Aug 20, 2010 7:37 PM

The last issue should be 397 megs.. It shows that on my side and the transfer did not have any errors. I just checked the web site and it shows only 333 meg.. I am uploading it again now....

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Posted Sat Aug 21, 2010 7:15 AM

OK... I finally was able to get a complete upload. The last BYTE magazine (Electronic Office) should be working and complete now. Sorry for the problems..




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