I would love to be the one responsible for giving you a 1 - 4gb scsi drive ( old style scsi), an ISA wide serial port (for serial to serial connections) and I have a manual, push button, 75/100 baud modem. The modem I would want back, the rest are yours for free if it will help. The SCSI drives are sitting here going to waste. I also have an old debian distro here somewhere.
Shane On Mon, 04 Aug 2003 21:30, you wrote: > On Tue, 2003-08-05 at 09:18, Carl Cerecke wrote: > > CF wrote: > > > I have redhat 2.1 and debian 0.93R6 and Slackware 3.0 to install on my > > > oldbox - which is most appropriate? > > > > Most everyone used slackware in those days. > > I've got a CD somewhere with an even earlier release, from 1994. > > Worked fine on my 8MB 486 at the time. > > I'm having fun setting up the oldest machine I can... its a 386 DX25 > with 10 Mb of DIP ram (no none of those pesky modern SIMM things.) > Inside is > a Panasonic interface CDROM on a SB16 > a Tseng ET4000 VGA Accelerator (ISA of course) > Ultrastor 14F SCSI card > 3com 3c515 100 Mbit ISA NIC > Some random 16 bit IDE controller for floppy. > > All I need now for it is a hard drive, either scsi, or MFM or RLL. IDE > is too new for this box :) > > If anyone says "install Gentoo on it!" I'll reply with "NO" -- Shane Hollis Notes Unlimited New Zealand Ph: 021 465 547 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
