Well, if you like AS400's there's a trailer-load of AS400 bits at a 2nd hand place down a side-road near SmithsCity Market - lock for a roller-door opposite "Hop Yick" chinese merchant. $30 the lot I think
Two PCG's too - the *original* 4.77MHz screamers from IBM, with built-in cassette ports.... - steve Oh, and some RS6000 stuff too! -----Original Message----- From: Andy George [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, 7 November 2004 11:07 a.m. To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: OT: Obituary It is with great sadness, that I must inform you of the death of a once proud project, to resurrect, run, and through the cable modem, share, an AS400 System 36/9402. This had the possibility of happening, but not while I didnt know a damn thing about them. Wesley will surely be as crushed, or at least disappointed as I with the surrender, as the machine was his, and it was initially his plan with it too. In my internet travels, and talking with people about the AS400, I learn that I had a shot at attaching the server to the network, running a terminal emulator for it, and Remote Administering it from the SuSE box. This remote shot was quelled by the discovery of a "Network Card" fault (locked on TX), and a still horrific lack of knowledge about the machine in the first instance. I will keep the machine, on the off chance that suitable parts/knowledge comes my way slowly to restore the old girl to her working glory, and share the machine with you all, but until that happens, she will be missed. ========================================================= This e-mail has been scanned for Viruses and Content and cleared by CommArc Cube Server
