Just wanted to let everyone know, this machine is still available.
Also, I found two more of those Proxima 802.11a access points which I paid $15 each for about about a year ago. Free to a good home (you need 'em, PGA?) :)
I have a full-tower ATX case complete with power supply and more fans than I care to have running in my house. Still have to inspect it and probably clean it out, as it's been in the garage for the past year and a half.
I'm sure there's more where that came from, so I'll keep you all posted.
Gregory.
On Apr 5, 2005, at 1:53 AM, Gregory K. Ruiz-Ade wrote:
PC: Asking $300, OBO.
* 512MB RAM,
* Dual P-II 450Mhz (slot-1)
* Adaptec 2940UW scsi controller
* SuperMicro hot-swap SCSI SCA drive cage with carriers
(http://supermicro.com/products/accessories/mobilerack/CSE-M35S.cfm)
* SuperMicro P6DBE motherboard
* AGP vga board (I think it's an ATI Rage 128)
* Promise Ultra 133 IDE controller (with two rounded Ultra-ATA cables)
* NIC (don't remember if it's 3com or intel)
* Sound Blaster AWE64 Gold sound card
* "cube" server case, black, with three case fans (two thermally-controlled)
* Enermax 450-watt power supply
* 2x 73GB 10k RPM UltraSCSI3 drives (in hot-swap carriers)
* 2x Quantum Fireball 4.5GB drives (UltraSCSI, I think) (in hot-swap carriers)
* no IDE hard drives included
* no optical drives included (they sucked up too much dust)
* 3.5" floppy
* 3 available front 5.25" bays
* 8 available internal 3.5" HD bays (four trays each capable of holding 2 drives)
This was my primary linux machine for nearly six years now, and still works flawlessly. you will get the system with naked drives, but I have had it working for the last 1.5 years or so on Fedora Core 1 running software RAID 1 on each pair of drives. I'll include the extra case-related hardware, too.
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