Hi Ioan,
This message bounced back due to a mail-loop. I'll save the error
message I received if you give me a different email to send it to.
Thanks,
Doug.
On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 12:21:03PM -0400, dtutty wrote:
Hi Ioan,
Yeah, I was trying to solve the problem myself before I bothered [EMAIL
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The board has two P-133's already and seems to work fine, I just need
more memory.
I'll be needing more MBs too.
What will you be doing with your servers? Do you know what MHz they
are? I need to stay as close to 100 MHz as possible, so 133 is fine but
233 is too fast.
If you would normally be recycling them, I would pay for shipping of the
MBs. I don't need the cases so just the populated MBs, bubblewrapped,
in a box via regular mail would be fine. Let me know.
Thanks,
Doug.
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Doug Tutty
160 McQuay St
RR 3, Yarker ON K0K 3N0
Canada.
(613) 358-5861
On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 03:10:23PM +1100, Ioan Nemes wrote:
I had two kilos of this stuff, gone to recycle bin three weeks ago!
Bad timing. I used the Tyan boards, it was a complete nightmare - one
had to be very careful peering the CPUs.
I have in the server room four ASUS dual Pentium and PentuimPro
servers (i built them in '95-'96 -can't even remember), running SCO
OpenServer 5.05 and UnixWare 7 - with 256MB/server (32MB SIMMS). They
are running UniData RDBMS, but we will shut down (hopefully!) next
month. Don't know if you can wait that long.
Ioan
Douglas A. Tutty [EMAIL PROTECTED] 25/03/2008 01:07:16
Hello all,
Me with my low-MHz project.
I have been given a Tyan dual-P-133 motherboard with CPUs but it
doesn't have much memory. The board is capable of taking 8 x 64 MB
(standard, EDO, or ECC) 72-pin SIMMS, installed in pairs.
I also have my IBM 486DX4-100 that needs 4 x 32 MB standard
(preferably ECC) 72-pin SIMMS to max out its memory.
I wonder if anyone knows of a source for such old memory. I'm near
Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
