> I used to know where to find a working 2841 controller and 2 2821 Data Cell
> Drives ("Noodle Pickers").Those, plus a full string of 2319 drives, went to
> a scrap metal dealer back in November, when the last guy who could fix them
> couldn't find repair parts.Well...more the reason why I need to keep bugging this list that the old stuff, even if not working*, should find homes rather than getting scrapped. There are people and museums interested in this equipment, and we can and do get things rescued in a way that makes everyone happy. Even just knowing where the equipment is still in a production environment helps greatly (with discretion, of course). I am not about to start spamming the list with generic want ads - that is tacky, and would probably get me thrown off anyway. However, I might have to step up the reminders. If anyone objects, please let me know off list. * I have even saved things that are best called "rusting derelicts". Until a better set of 3330s gets discovered, they will have to do. -- Will ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [email protected] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
