Sun Sparc ID

From: Patrick Finnegan <pat_at_purdueriots.com>
Date: Fri Oct 11 22:01:01 2002

On Fri, 11 Oct 2002, Gary Hildebrand wrote:

> I have the possibility to pick up the following:
>
> Sun 600-2575-06 : 10" square by about 4" tall. Has drive and a whole
> lot of memory . . . .

Sounds like an IPX, IPC or LX - I'll have to look at mine to see what
model # it has on it. Either way, there should be a tag with the model on
the front (Unless it has fallen off or something). It's the "Lunch Box"
style of case.

> Sun Sparc Station 1 Model 147 p/n 608-2217-01 : 15" square by about 3"
> tall. Guess this is the pizza box model
>
>
> I can get matching monitors, but don't think there is a keyboard/mouse
> available. I was wondering if you can power them up
> w/o keyboard/mouse, just box and monitor to verify basic operation,
> whether dead or alive.

You can hook up a serial terminal to either (using port "A"), but if
you're going to do that to the Lunch Box style one, you'll need a DIN-8 to
DB-25 adaptor. Fortunately, one from a MAC will work just fine. Also,
don't forget about putting a null modem in line with it.

If you don't have a keyboard connected, the Sparc will default to the
serial port, so you probably won't be able to see anything of use on the
monitor.

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