Martin Schulze wrote:
> Computers > --------- > > Martin Krafft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> could provide an x86 box, if > nobody else can. > > Oliver Bolzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> could provide a PlayStation II, > which would still need a monitor or TV. However, there is no > Debian running on it yet. > > Michael Banck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> can provide a Mac SE/30, to be > used as extraordinary device - though, maybe not yet running > Debian (updates?). > > Simon Richter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> can provide an Amiga 1200 running > Debian. > > Jens Schmalzing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> can > provide an x86 box to be used during the exhibition. It is a > dual Pentium III system with 512 MB RAM, 18 GB hard disk, 100 > MBit ethernet and soundcard, so it should be sufficient for > our purpose. > > Richard Atterer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> can provide an > ARM RiscPC <http://atterer.net/acorn/riscpc.jpeg>, also an > interesting box to watch and demonstrate. I could provide a RS/6000 43P Desktop system (133MHz, 96MB, (S)VGA, Sound, PS/2 Kbd/Mouse, BNC), currently only running AIX. Didn`t get up to install Linux, and probeabely won't before systems, though it'l work. You might play with it and install as you like... gk
