Found this on Usenet. A fellow in Colorado's looking for a home for a
DS3100. Any takers, please contact him directly.
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From: jimvela_at_aol.com (JimVela)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.dec
Subject: DS3100: Free to good home
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Greetings...
I have a DS3100 system which I picked up cheap, and was planning to play
with NetBSD or OpenBSD on it.
As it turns out, I've picked up a couple of other projects and will
probably never get 'around to it'.
I'll give the system away to anyone who can pick it up- I'm near Boulder,
CO.
The system is a DecStation 3100 with a VR299 monitor and Dec Keyboard. I
don't have a mouse, or hard drives. I believe that there is 16Mb of Ram
installed. As far as I know, it works fine. (I never got further than
realizing that the mouse was generating an error on boot, and never made a
loopback connector to go further.)
Anyone that's interested, reply via email...
Regards,
Jim Velasquez
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