FS: SparcServer 1000 & SparcStorage Array]

From: Brian Wheeler <bdwheele_at_indiana.edu>
Date: Wed Mar 17 22:36:33 2004

I found a buyer, so that's pretty cool. Normally if I can't sell
something I let it sit in my basement until I get around to offering it
up again. Destroying old hardware should be considered a crime...maybe
we should all write our congresspeople :)

The fans _do_ sound nice (despite the thread earlier this year on the
sun rescue list would have you believe) but it sucks a little more power
than I'd like...

Brian


On Wed, 2004-03-17 at 17:04, R. D. Davis wrote:
> Quothe Brian Wheeler, from writings of Sun, Mar 14, 2004 at 09:55:54PM -0500:
> > 2x 60MHz SuperSPARC Modules (501-2519)
>
> Those are fun toys... alas, from what I can tell, there's no way to add
> audio capability to them (or am I mistaken?).
>
> > 256M RAM (8x 32M)
>
> ...and expandable to much more. I've got nearly 1GB of RAM in mine.
>
> > 1G Drive in SparcServer
> > 18x 1G Drives in Storage Array
>
> Now that storage array would really be a fun toy for someone to collect!
> (and all the more fun after they install some larger hard drives in it)
>
> > Terms:
> > I WILL NOT SHIP THIS HEAVY MONSTER! I'm in Bloomington, IN.
>
> Well, those are slightly heavy; I remember the fun of carrying mine
> away from the seller during a hamfest several years ago... and the fun
> of getting it down the basement stairs by myself.
>
> > I'm asking $200 or best reasonable offer by Fri, Mar 19.
>
> Hopefully you're not going to put this in a dumpster or send it off
> for destruction (a.k.a. "recycling"), as it is a rather nice toy to
> play with. The large fans sound nice.
Received on Wed Mar 17 2004 - 22:36:33 GMT