Examples of Mercury II in a sentence
Swingle further recommended transfer of the communication pages from Student’s Gemini to the Mercury II AAC device.
With regard to the Mercury II, he recommended that ATEC provide 12 hours of service time to set-up, program and transfer files from the Gemini.
He also recommended that, during the coming school year, ATEC provide for school staff 24 hours of consultation and training services to promote communication development and the effective use of the Mercury II.
An attempt was then made to install a GFS file system utilizing hardware DMEP locking in order to conduct direct performance comparisons with GFS 4.2. This attempt was initially stymied by the failure, in rapid succession, of both of the primary DMEP-capable storage devices (DotHill and Silicon Gear). Once one of the DMEP capable storage devices (the Silicon Gear Mercury II) was repaired, activity resumed on setting up a GFS 5.1 file system using hardware DMEP locking.
She observed that Student used the Mercury II AAC device in her classroom at Buena Park SLDC.
The fact that an early attempt to produce computer science preceded and then accompanied its arrival (which had an interruption in 1966), made me consider that the computer created a unique situation in Latin America and even a rare one for the rest of the world.The Mercury II, an English machine produced by Ferranti Ltd., was among the computers that arrived in the country.
Swingle also observed Student using the Mercury II with the VS Communicator software.
The disk storage devices connected to the Fibre Channel SAN fabric were:• a dual-controller DotHill 7124 RAID subsystem, with an expansion cabinet• a dual-controller Silicon Gear Mercury II RAID subsystem• a single-controller Chaparral A8526 RAID subsystem with attached storage.
Apart from the Ferranti’s Mercury II, two public utilities received the other computers that arrived in 1960; they were a railway service (that received two Univac USS 90 machines) and an urban transport service (that received an IBM 305).
In his AAC Report, Mr. Swingle noted that Tobii-ATI, the manufacturer of the Mercury II, had informed him that transfer of the communication pages was possible but that there was no guarantee that the transfer would be error free.