Re: Old server - free to a good home
I'm dropping it off at Family Help Trust for Adrian tomorrow. - steve On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 10:40 PM, Steve Brorens sbror...@gmail.com wrote: IBM NETFINITY 5100 (model 8658-21y, pic at http://alege.net/servers/img/2224.jpg) Standard tower form factor, but bigger, heavier and louder than your home PC. - Hardware RAID - 4 x 9GB hotswap drives (setup as RAID5) - 2 more hotswap drive bays - 733Mhz (single processor only I think) - 2GB RAM Happily installs Ubuntu 8.04 Server Edition, but will go to the dump if no-one wants it by the weekend.
Re: Old server - free to a good home
Thank you Steve, they'll appreciate it. Adrian On Mon, 2009-09-28 at 00:07 +, Steve Brorens wrote: I'm dropping it off at Family Help Trust for Adrian tomorrow. - steve On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 10:40 PM, Steve Brorens sbror...@gmail.com wrote: IBM NETFINITY 5100 (model 8658-21y, pic at http://alege.net/servers/img/2224.jpg) Standard tower form factor, but bigger, heavier and louder than your home PC. - Hardware RAID - 4 x 9GB hotswap drives (setup as RAID5) - 2 more hotswap drive bays - 733Mhz (single processor only I think) - 2GB RAM Happily installs Ubuntu 8.04 Server Edition, but will go to the dump if no-one wants it by the weekend.
[OT] 512Mbytes laptop RAM, free to a good home
Hello, I recently upgraded a macbook's RAM for a friend. I have no use for the TWO 256Mbytes 667MHz DDR2 SO-DIMM if anyone is interested please contact me off list. -- Delio
OT: old bits free to a good home
As per the subject line, old components free to anyone who wants them. One each of Compaq, Dell, Digital beige boxen, none currently bootable, Pentium I or II, RAM probably dodgy, FDD and CD readers probably OK, ethernet ports probably old and slow, no modems. Assortment of HDDs, unlikely to be larger than 2 or 4 GB. One horrible old keyboard. Also the neighbour's CRT, untested but claimed to work, Philips, looks to be 15. Contact me offlist if you want to save any or all from the dump. Relevance? Er, you might be able to use parts for a low-spec firewall/router running Linux. Cheers, Roy.
Re: Fwd: USB printer cables free to a good home
Robert Fisher wrote: Resend: See below. One person picked one up, another said they wanted them all but never showed so I still have 4 left. -- Forwarded Message -- Subject: USB printer cables free to a good home Date: Thursday 25 May 2006 3:02 pm From: Robert Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CLUG, linux-users@it.canterbury.ac.nz I have 5 (surplus to requirements) USB printer cables free to a good home. They came with printers and may be good for other devices. Rob That was me who put up his hand... can you throw them in your bag for the next meeting? Cheers Don
Fwd: USB printer cables free to a good home
Resend: See below. One person picked one up, another said they wanted them all but never showed so I still have 4 left. -- Forwarded Message -- Subject: USB printer cables free to a good home Date: Thursday 25 May 2006 3:02 pm From: Robert Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CLUG, linux-users@it.canterbury.ac.nz I have 5 (surplus to requirements) USB printer cables free to a good home. They came with printers and may be good for other devices. Rob
USB printer cables free to a good home
I have 5 (surplus to requirements) USB printer cables free to a good home. They came with printers and may be good for other devices. -- Regards, Robert -- Robert Fisher (aka - Rob, Bob, Robbie, Robbo, Fish) FishNet Computer Services www.fisher.net.nz Phone: 03 383 5807 Mobile: 027 477 3356
Re: USB printer cables free to a good home
yes please Cheers don Robert Fisher wrote: I have 5 (surplus to requirements) USB printer cables free to a good home. They came with printers and may be good for other devices.
RE: Almost free to a good home
Another printer up for snags... one Apple Select 360 Laser. Works perfectly, but the toner is almost out. It has a parallel port input. Email me back off list please.
Re: Free to a good home
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 21:15:00 +1300 (NZDT), Nick Rout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Now we are talking, i'd like to help sort out a community wireless network going in the central city. *sigh* sitting in victoria square with wireless access sounds like fun. Me and two friends are currently planning to offer free/cheap internet in the square. I will reply to the list when this is finished. -- --Ben Devine
Re: Free to a good home
Now we are talking, i'd like to help sort out a community wireless network going in the central city. *sigh* sitting in victoria square with wireless access sounds like fun. On Fri, March 11, 2005 8:58 pm, goldedge said: Hi 24/7 wireless internet network hub? I have some 50pin scsi drives available 4gb each if needed regards Michael Christopher Sawtell wrote: Yes I agree, but it's there for free. By all means think of a better use, and we'll set it up. A club mailserver is another possibility. Would folks like addresses like [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? A bit-torrent host for members with NZ ip addresses is also possible. Any other ideas people? and 4G will not get you many iso's There is a CD reader on it already, so something like cat /dev/cdreader | cdrecord dev 1,0,0 -d - or whatever it actually is, would do the trick nicely. The 4 Gigs, could be supplemented as needed. I could possibly make another SCSI available if necessary, and I suspect others would emerge from the woodwork if asked for.
Re: Free to a good home
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 21:15, Nick Rout wrote: Now we are talking, i'd like to help sort out a community wireless network going in the central city. Oh, if only! I would love to do something like this, if I lived in CHC. I have some interesting ideas that I'd love to try out but they just don't quite work without some other people to join in. hads -- I cannot and will not cut my conscience to fit this year's fashions. -- Lillian Hellman
Re: Free to a good home
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 21:20, Hadley Rich wrote: I have some interesting ideas that I'd love to try out but they just don't quite work without some other people to join in. Well what are your ideas? You won't get others to join in unless you tell us what the ideas are. -- C. S.
Re: Free to a good home
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 21:25, Christopher Sawtell wrote: Well what are your ideas? You won't get others to join in unless you tell us what the ideas are. More of a collaboration of ideas from around the net. Which has been niggling in my head for quite a while now. Check out SOWN[1] (although the wiki has been quiet of late) which is an interesting project. Their topology ideas[2] are very interesting. The soekris hardware[3], especially the net4521 along with a weather proof case would be really easy to mount in a small space on buildings etc. Pebble linux[4], based of Debian looks like a very useful project. I have some more stored in my brain somewhere but I have to go to work right now. [1]http://www.sown.org.uk/ [2]http://www.sown.org.uk/index.php/Topology [2]http://www.soekris.com/ [3]http://www.nycwireless.net/pebble/ hads -- A budget is just a method of worrying before you spend money, as well as afterward.
Re: Free to a good home
not able to connect to the chch free wireless network ??? www.yobbo.co.nz (think this has been discussed b4 tho). I believe it's a FREE access and as long as you can see sugar loaf. Last time I looked at their area map of areas covered I think they had a few repeater stations around CHCH that (linked back to and) extended the main repeaters on sugar loaf so folks further out could get links. On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 21:15, Nick Rout wrote: Now we are talking, i'd like to help sort out a community wireless network going in the central city. *sigh* sitting in victoria square with wireless access sounds like fun. *** snipped $0.02 worth. -- Dave Lilley
Re: Free to a good home
On Fri, March 11, 2005 10:01 pm, dave said: not able to connect to the chch free wireless network ??? www.yobbo.co.nz (think this has been discussed b4 tho). I believe it's a FREE access and as long as you can see sugar loaf. free access to their network, not the internet. and not without a large aerial at taht distance from sugarloaf! Kinda defeats the purpose for truly mobile computing I think. Last time I looked at their area map of areas covered I think they had a few repeater stations around CHCH that (linked back to and) extended the main repeaters on sugar loaf so folks further out could get links. On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 21:15, Nick Rout wrote: Now we are talking, i'd like to help sort out a community wireless network going in the central city. *sigh* sitting in victoria square with wireless access sounds like fun. *** snipped $0.02 worth. -- Dave Lilley
Re: Free to a good home
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 17:08, Christopher Sawtell wrote: A possible CLUG community use is for it to be used as a CD-ROM production machine. Would members find that to be useful? It would have to have a burner installed. -- Robert Fisher (aka - Rob, Bob, Robbie, Robbo, Fish) www.fisher.net.nz
Free to a good home
We have just upgraded our server at home and our old one is surplus to requirements. I would like to give it to CLUG if someone can come up with a use for it (for CLUG - maybe similar to Craig's horse offering) If no-one can suggest a CLUG use then I will offer it to CLUG membership. I expect a wave of hands-up so the successful bidder will be chosen by me, if not by percieved need, then by ballot. The machine is a Compaq Professional Workstation AP500 Dual PII-450 cpu's 256 Mb ram CD Rom drive 1 x scsi drive (4GHz) - it did have 4 drives but we are keeping the others. -- Robert Fisher www.fisher.net.nz
Re: Free to a good home
Well, my hand is definitely up - if it ends up being offered to members. I would use it to replace my rather flakey headless box hardware. This box lives in my garage as a file and print server etc. It is a scsi box with a number of drives. It's name is headless, login is chook ;) Lance Blackler - Original Message - From: Robert Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: linux-users@it.canterbury.ac.nz; linux-users@it.canterbury.ac.nz Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 12:54 PM Subject: Free to a good home We have just upgraded our server at home and our old one is surplus to requirements. I would like to give it to CLUG if someone can come up with a use for it (for CLUG - maybe similar to Craig's horse offering) If no-one can suggest a CLUG use then I will offer it to CLUG membership. I expect a wave of hands-up so the successful bidder will be chosen by me, if not by percieved need, then by ballot. The machine is a Compaq Professional Workstation AP500 Dual PII-450 cpu's 256 Mb ram CD Rom drive 1 x scsi drive (4GHz) - it did have 4 drives but we are keeping the others. -- Robert Fisher www.fisher.net.nz
Re: Free to a good home
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 14:08:52 +1300 sirlancelot wrote: Well, my hand is definitely up - if it ends up being offered to members. ditto
Re: Free to a good home
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 12:54, Robert Fisher wrote: We have just upgraded our server at home and our old one is surplus to requirements. I would like to give it to CLUG if someone can come up with a use for it (for CLUG - maybe similar to Craig's horse offering) A possible CLUG community use is for it to be used as a CD-ROM production machine. The member housing the machine could download isos from ftp archives located within NZ, linux.jetstreamgames.co.nz for example. Other members could obtain CDs as required on meeting evenings, or as needed by post. I'd be happy to house it for that purpose. I'd expect to be paid for, or to be given the necessary CDs. For D/Ls from within NZ I'd be happy for the traffic to be gratis. I'm not in a position to give electricity 24/7 gratis, so please don't expect another online server from my place. Would members find that to be useful? --
Re: Free to a good home
I am pretty sure the adhoc system thats already in place works. its kinda like bittorrent, one person downloads cd1, another downloads cd2 then you swap via cd's besides a dual cpu machine is a bit wasted on cd burning, and 4G will not get you many iso's On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 17:08:14 +1300 Christopher Sawtell wrote: On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 12:54, Robert Fisher wrote: We have just upgraded our server at home and our old one is surplus to requirements. I would like to give it to CLUG if someone can come up with a use for it (for CLUG - maybe similar to Craig's horse offering) A possible CLUG community use is for it to be used as a CD-ROM production machine. The member housing the machine could download isos from ftp archives located within NZ, linux.jetstreamgames.co.nz for example. Other members could obtain CDs as required on meeting evenings, or as needed by post. I'd be happy to house it for that purpose. I'd expect to be paid for, or to be given the necessary CDs. For D/Ls from within NZ I'd be happy for the traffic to be gratis. I'm not in a position to give electricity 24/7 gratis, so please don't expect another online server from my place. Would members find that to be useful? -- -- Nick Rout Barrister Solicitor Christchurch http://www.rout.co.nz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Free to a good home
Robert Fisher wrote: We have just upgraded our server at home and our old one is surplus to requirements. I would like to give it to CLUG if someone can come up with a use for it (for CLUG - maybe similar to Craig's horse offering) If no-one can suggest a CLUG use then I will offer it to CLUG membership. I expect a wave of hands-up so the successful bidder will be chosen by me, if not by percieved need, then by ballot. The machine is a Compaq Professional Workstation AP500 Dual PII-450 cpu's 256 Mb ram CD Rom drive 1 x scsi drive (4GHz) - it did have 4 drives but we are keeping the others. -- Robert Fisher www.fisher.net.nz I need a dual processor machine to run NaDa on. Col.
Re: Free to a good home
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 17:10, Nick Rout wrote: I am pretty sure the adhoc system thats already in place works. its kinda like bittorrent, one person downloads cd1, another downloads cd2 then you swap via cd's besides a dual cpu machine is a bit wasted on cd burning, Yes I agree, but it's there for free. By all means think of a better use, and we'll set it up. A club mailserver is another possibility. Would folks like addresses like [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? A bit-torrent host for members with NZ ip addresses is also possible. Any other ideas people? and 4G will not get you many iso's There is a CD reader on it already, so something like cat /dev/cdreader | cdrecord dev 1,0,0 -d - or whatever it actually is, would do the trick nicely. The 4 Gigs, could be supplemented as needed. I could possibly make another SCSI available if necessary, and I suspect others would emerge from the woodwork if asked for. On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 17:08:14 +1300 Christopher Sawtell wrote: On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 12:54, Robert Fisher wrote: We have just upgraded our server at home and our old one is surplus to requirements. I would like to give it to CLUG if someone can come up with a use for it (for CLUG - maybe similar to Craig's horse offering) A possible CLUG community use is for it to be used as a CD-ROM production machine. The member housing the machine could download isos from ftp archives located within NZ, linux.jetstreamgames.co.nz for example. Other members could obtain CDs as required on meeting evenings, or as needed by post. I'd be happy to house it for that purpose. I'd expect to be paid for, or to be given the necessary CDs. For D/Ls from within NZ I'd be happy for the traffic to be gratis. I'm not in a position to give electricity 24/7 gratis, so please don't expect another online server from my place. Would members find that to be useful? --
Re: Free to a good home
Perhaps an arm wrestling contest or egg and soon race to decide the machines new home. Gary - Original Message - From: Christopher Sawtell [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: linux-users@it.canterbury.ac.nz Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 5:41 PM Subject: Re: Free to a good home On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 17:10, Nick Rout wrote: I am pretty sure the adhoc system thats already in place works. its kinda like bittorrent, one person downloads cd1, another downloads cd2 then you swap via cd's besides a dual cpu machine is a bit wasted on cd burning, Yes I agree, but it's there for free. By all means think of a better use, and we'll set it up. A club mailserver is another possibility. Would folks like addresses like [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? A bit-torrent host for members with NZ ip addresses is also possible. Any other ideas people? and 4G will not get you many iso's There is a CD reader on it already, so something like cat /dev/cdreader | cdrecord dev 1,0,0 -d - or whatever it actually is, would do the trick nicely. The 4 Gigs, could be supplemented as needed. I could possibly make another SCSI available if necessary, and I suspect others would emerge from the woodwork if asked for. On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 17:08:14 +1300 Christopher Sawtell wrote: On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 12:54, Robert Fisher wrote: We have just upgraded our server at home and our old one is surplus to requirements. I would like to give it to CLUG if someone can come up with a use for it (for CLUG - maybe similar to Craig's horse offering) A possible CLUG community use is for it to be used as a CD-ROM production machine. The member housing the machine could download isos from ftp archives located within NZ, linux.jetstreamgames.co.nz for example. Other members could obtain CDs as required on meeting evenings, or as needed by post. I'd be happy to house it for that purpose. I'd expect to be paid for, or to be given the necessary CDs. For D/Ls from within NZ I'd be happy for the traffic to be gratis. I'm not in a position to give electricity 24/7 gratis, so please don't expect another online server from my place. Would members find that to be useful? --
Re: Free to a good home
try egg and sPoon - Original Message - From: Gary Durey [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: linux-users@it.canterbury.ac.nz Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 7:32 PM Subject: Re: Free to a good home Perhaps an arm wrestling contest or egg and soon race to decide the machines new home. Gary - Original Message - From: Christopher Sawtell [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: linux-users@it.canterbury.ac.nz Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 5:41 PM Subject: Re: Free to a good home On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 17:10, Nick Rout wrote: I am pretty sure the adhoc system thats already in place works. its kinda like bittorrent, one person downloads cd1, another downloads cd2 then you swap via cd's besides a dual cpu machine is a bit wasted on cd burning, Yes I agree, but it's there for free. By all means think of a better use, and we'll set it up. A club mailserver is another possibility. Would folks like addresses like [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? A bit-torrent host for members with NZ ip addresses is also possible. Any other ideas people? and 4G will not get you many iso's There is a CD reader on it already, so something like cat /dev/cdreader | cdrecord dev 1,0,0 -d - or whatever it actually is, would do the trick nicely. The 4 Gigs, could be supplemented as needed. I could possibly make another SCSI available if necessary, and I suspect others would emerge from the woodwork if asked for. On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 17:08:14 +1300 Christopher Sawtell wrote: On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 12:54, Robert Fisher wrote: We have just upgraded our server at home and our old one is surplus to requirements. I would like to give it to CLUG if someone can come up with a use for it (for CLUG - maybe similar to Craig's horse offering) A possible CLUG community use is for it to be used as a CD-ROM production machine. The member housing the machine could download isos from ftp archives located within NZ, linux.jetstreamgames.co.nz for example. Other members could obtain CDs as required on meeting evenings, or as needed by post. I'd be happy to house it for that purpose. I'd expect to be paid for, or to be given the necessary CDs. For D/Ls from within NZ I'd be happy for the traffic to be gratis. I'm not in a position to give electricity 24/7 gratis, so please don't expect another online server from my place. Would members find that to be useful? --
Re: Free to a good home
Gary Durey wrote: try egg and sPoon - Original Message - From: Gary Durey [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: linux-users@it.canterbury.ac.nz Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 7:32 PM Subject: Re: Free to a good home Perhaps an arm wrestling contest or egg and soon race to decide the machines new home. Gary [snip] ...and I thought this pom was learning a new side to kiwi culture. Bugger! (: Steve
Re: Free to a good home
Hi 24/7 wireless internet network hub? I have some 50pin scsi drives available 4gb each if needed regards Michael Christopher Sawtell wrote: Yes I agree, but it's there for free. By all means think of a better use, and we'll set it up. A club mailserver is another possibility. Would folks like addresses like [EMAIL PROTECTED] ? A bit-torrent host for members with NZ ip addresses is also possible. Any other ideas people? and 4G will not get you many iso's There is a CD reader on it already, so something like cat /dev/cdreader | cdrecord dev 1,0,0 -d - or whatever it actually is, would do the trick nicely. The 4 Gigs, could be supplemented as needed. I could possibly make another SCSI available if necessary, and I suspect others would emerge from the woodwork if asked for.
free to a good home
Hi, I originally planned for there to be lots but I have been convinced to take all the innards over to France so I can only offer: Box (quite ugly PC Company one) with 200watt powersupply 50x speed cdrom. 2 x IDE cables 1 x floppy cable Sorry but I am taking the screws to France so you'll need your own! First in best dressed. Early bird catches the worm. Winner takes all. And a partridge in a pear tree. :-) Cheers Anton ps. you will also have to come and pick them up! email me off-list if you are interested. The lucky person will need to take them all cos my availability until we go is going to be limited. You can share the spoils after the fact though if necessary of course.
Laptop HD - Free to a good home
I have a suspect laptop Hard Drive to give away. It was frequently giving the blue screen of death in Windows 2000, even half way through a reinstall. Maybe some clever person can make it useful with Linux. Model = IBM IC25N020ATDA04-0 20 Gb -- Robert Fisher www.fisher.net.nz
Re: Laptop HD - Free to a good home
me please On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 15:57:34 +1300 (NZDT) Robert Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a suspect laptop Hard Drive to give away. It was frequently giving the blue screen of death in Windows 2000, even half way through a reinstall. Maybe some clever person can make it useful with Linux. Model = IBM IC25N020ATDA04-0 20 Gb -- Robert Fisher www.fisher.net.nz -- Nick Rout [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Laptop HD - Free to a good home
The laptop HD has been claimed. Thank you for your interest. Rob -Original Message- From: Robert Fisher [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, 18 February 2004 3:58 p.m. To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:Laptop HD - Free to a good home I have a suspect laptop Hard Drive to give away. It was frequently giving the blue screen of death in Windows 2000, even half way through a reinstall. Maybe some clever person can make it useful with Linux. Model = IBM IC25N020ATDA04-0 20 Gb -- Robert Fisher www.fisher.net.nz
Re: Laptop HD - Free to a good home
Robert Fisher wrote: I have a suspect laptop Hard Drive to give away. It was frequently giving the blue screen of death in Windows 2000, even half way through a reinstall. Maybe some clever person can make it useful with Linux. Model = IBM IC25N020ATDA04-0 20 Gb On the topic of things to pass on, I have ancient Seagate drive from 1990 to pass on to a good home. It's model number is 94216-106 which is a 96 meg esdi drive. Someone please pick this up for nostolgic purposes. It may even work. -- Paul Wilkins
Free to a good home
I have a boxed set of RedHat 7.2 including book and Star Office (Bought from CopyLeft as my first foray into Linux) Does anybody want to trade for a smile? -- Robert Fisher www.fisher.net.nz
Free to a good home
I have just built a new PC for a friend and have the remains of his old one free to a good home. Pentium 100Mhz (and case) 16 Mb RAM Trio 1Mb video card Keyboard No drives Might be good for a firewall. -- Robert Fisher http://www.fisherfamily.orcon.net.nz
Re: Free to a good home
Rather than free, I'll shout you a dozen cans of your favourite... Free just doesnt feel right... Howzat!? Andy George On Wednesday 05 February 2003 21:26, you wrote: I have just built a new PC for a friend and have the remains of his old one free to a good home. Pentium 100Mhz (and case) 16 Mb RAM Trio 1Mb video card Keyboard No drives Might be good for a firewall.
Free to a good home...
Continuing the spirit of giving... I've just upgraded a machine for a friend, and have the old motherboard here... I thought I might be able to use it, but decided I've got enough junk already :-). It's a gigabyte GA-586UX, with a pentium 133 and fan onboard. It's an ATX formfactor board, with 4*PCI, 4*ISA, 2 serial, parallel and no USB. It takes 72pin simms. The board is bare, so no ram, and no video. Just the M/B and chip. I just tested it, the board needs simms in pairs as many of the earlier ATX boards did, but appart from that it works fine. First come, first served etc. Cheers, Chris H.
2 * full tower AT cases free to a good home..
Hi-ho, In the continuing saga of me cleaning out my garage, I've got two full tower AT form factor cases to give away.. Both are full towers, stand about 1m high. They are empty, ie: no motherboards etc. Both have holes for extra fans etc. - one with six external 5.25 slots, no internals and 200W powersupply Has wheels, so it goes fast :-). - one with four external 5.25, one external 3.5, and two internal 3.5's. And a 300W powersupply from memory.. If you're interested in either, email me off list. Cheers, Chris.
Re: 2 * full tower AT cases free to a good home..
Someone's asked for a pic, so for the general enhancement of everyones weekend.. http://www.trash.co.nz/low.jpg (although you should all me outside, the weather is loverly...) Cheers, Chris H.
Re: Fw: Free to a good home
I will hapily accept it i like any comps Ben Devine AKA Cocojumbo [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cocojumbo.tk irc.zerolimit.net #cocojumbo COCOJUMBO Linux Kicks AZZ
Re: Fw: Free to a good home
I'd love it. Please? If nobody else is going to jump in, when/where can I pick it up from and is it more of a trailer job or would it fit in a van? Sascha On Mon, 2002-08-26 at 12:21, Nick Rout wrote: Robert asked me to pass this on :-) Forwarded by Nick Rout [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Original Message --- From:Fisher, Robert (FXNZ CHC) [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tom Neumann (E-mail) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date:Mon, 26 Aug 2002 12:10:34 +1200 Subject: Free to a good home Gents, We have a Xerox Liveboard to give away. It is not what you would call portable but it does seem a shame to dump it (they were worth $70,000 back in 1995). I have struggled to find up to date web-sites about it but there is one below.
Re: Free to a good home
I'm Game! What is it? Andy George ZL3ST - Original Message - From: Nick Rout [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CLUG [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, August 26, 2002 12:21 PM Subject: Fw: Free to a good home Robert asked me to pass this on :-) Forwarded by Nick Rout [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Original Message --- From:Fisher, Robert (FXNZ CHC) [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tom Neumann (E-mail) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date:Mon, 26 Aug 2002 12:10:34 +1200 Subject: Free to a good home Gents, We have a Xerox Liveboard to give away. It is not what you would call portable but it does seem a shame to dump it (they were worth $70,000 back in 1995). I have struggled to find up to date web-sites about it but there is one below. The computer spec of our model is a Compaq 486 DX-66. I think that the display can be set up to accept an input from another computer. I have until Thursday to save it from the dump. (Nick, as I cannot send to the CLUG from work maybe you could pass this on) Tuesday April 04, 2000. Xerox Liveboard(tm) Division Acquired by Simply.com Inc.Stamford,CT, March 23,2000 Xerox Corporation (NYSE:XRX) today announced that it has signed a deal to transfer substantially all of its assets related to the Xerox Liveboard(tm) product line to Simply.com Inc. Terms of the deal are not being disclosed. The sale of Xerox Liveboard(tm) to one of North America's premier technology integrators, furthers a relationship dating to 1995. Simply.com inc. has provided a level of service in the industry that is unsurpassed, explained Bob Maddamma, Vice President, North American Service. Their commitment to customer support allowed us the level of comfort to feel confident in a smooth transition. Over 2000 Xerox Liveboard(tm) are installed in Fortune 1000 Companies throughout the world. Simply.com inc. will provide several upgrades, including processor and resolution modifications as well as the development of new technology, integrating voice, video and data. We are very excited about the acquisition of the Xerox Liveboard(tm), remarked Brad Leith, President of Simply.com inc., it furthers are development towards the seamless integration of voice, video and data throughout our customers network. Our recent purchase of CorelVIDEO and the pending acquisition of another world leader involved in videoconferencing development, will provide us with the tools to be competitive in a Global market. Simply.com inc. will rename the product the Simply Liveboard(tm) and Simply Liveboard products including the portable roll-about and desktop products. Simply.com Inc. is a privately-held company with offices in Mississauga and Ottawa, Ontario and Tempe, Arizona. Manufacturing is based in Montreal, Quebec. The company's Web site is www.WeAreSimply.com http://www.wearesimply.com . Regards, Robert Fisher Solutions Support Manager Fuji Xerox NZ Ltd Phone: 03 374 4709 Mobile: 027 477 3356 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] WAP Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - Original Message Ends -- Nick Rout Barrister Solicitor Christchurch, NZ Ph +64 3 3798966 Fax + 64 3 3798853 http://www.rout.co.nz
