> David, I'll say this.... you have some interesting hobbies. You'd be surprised how many of these "ancient" systems are still around, and how many companies call me out of the blue because they've discovered this "thing" sitting in the corner that they can't even identify, but when powered off, things break.
We have a lot of skills here for stuff like that. It's part of how we keep them sharp. So, there's a real business justification for all this fun. 8-) (Who was it that said man was a rationalizing animal, not a rational animal?) > You got a Cyber 7600 lying around? Do I date myself by mentioning that? Is > it even scarier that I was playing with one when I was 12? No functioning hardware, but I do have maintenance manuals for one. And CRONOS manuals. And I think... yup -- a spare power supply for a console terminal for one (the one that was installed at Texas A&M, way back in the dreamtime). At least it's got a TAMU inventory sticker on it. I have a very patient wife. Thanks, love. 8-) -- db ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For LINUX-390 subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: INFO LINUX-390 or visit http://www.marist.edu/htbin/wlvindex?LINUX-390
