Re: [TriLUG] The stuff for the surplus sale (TFATSS inventory)

Greg Brown Tue, 29 Jul 2003 05:13:50 -0700

To whoever purchases the MMAC Plus let me know - I'll show you how to hack it (love those cabletron backdoors programmed into everything).

Greg

On Monday, July 28, 2003, at 10:53 PM, Mike Johnson wrote:

Okay, here are the items that TriLUG will have at TFATSS on Thursday. We'll be trying to get reasonable values for these off eBay. Please keep in mind that we have listed everything we know about the items we have. Some of this stuff we were just unable to test. Some of it draws 250V, and we just didn't have the capability.

Also, as Jeremy mentioned, all these are being sold as-is.  Even if it
says 'powers up', we make no promises that the item will power up when
you get it home.  None.  Nada.  Zilch.

That said, please join us this Thursday!  There's some good stuff in
here!  Plenty for everyone to find something interesting.

Thanks!
Mike

PS Cash and check accepted. Any returned checks will be charged a $25 collection fee. Please don't do that, there's a lot of unused computing power in this stack. ;)

* Two Hewlett-Packard K-Class servers
        (see http://www.nasi.com/hp_KClass.htm)
        HP9000 K460:
                2x180MHz CPUs
                4GB RAM
                1x2GB, 3x4GB HDD
                1x10Mbps, 2x10/100Mbps ethernet
                CDROM, DAT drives
                No OS license
                Powers up just fine
        HP9000 K400B:
                2x160MHz CPUs
                512MB RAM
                2x2GB HDD
                1x10Mbps, 2x10/100Mbps ethernet
                No OS license
                Powers up just fine
                
* Two Hewlett-Packard Visualize workstations
        HP9000 C180:
                1x180MHz CPU
                512MB RAM
                1x2GB HDD
                1x10Mbps ethernet
        HP9000 C160:
                1x160MHz CPU
                512MB RAM
                1x2GB HDD
                1x10Mbps ethernet
        One of these has a bad power supply, we'll try and narrow that
        down before the auction.

* ??? Hewlett-Packard 7xx series systems
        Don't have stats for these -- there's about six of 'em

* Four Sun(ish) workstations
        Sun Ultra 1:
                1x143MHz CPU
                256MB RAM
                1x2GB HDD
                1x10Mbps ethernet
                No OS
                Powers up just fine
        Sun UltraEnterprise2:
                2x167MHz CPUs
                640MB RAM
                2x2GB HDD
                1x10/100Mbps ethernet
                No OS
                Powers up just fine
        Sun SparcStation20:
                1x50MHz CPU (SM51)
                128MB RAM
                1x2GB HDD
                1x10Mbps ethernet
                No OS
                Powers up just fine
        Tatung Ultra1:
                1x167MHz CPU
                512MB RAM
                2x4GB HDD
                1x(unknown) ethernet
                No OS
                Powers up, but gives 'check termination error'

* Sun rack/mass storage unit with many many hard drives Sun Mass Storage rack 1xRSM2000 3xDrive trays 17x9GB HDDs (Fijitsu M2949ESP -- 7200RPM) 2xBlank drive sleds 1xAC->DC rectifier 1xPDU (2x220V plugs/cables) Plenty of SCSI cables * Sun accessories -- keyboards, tape drives, external drives, mechanical mice 5xSun Type 6 keyboards 4xSun Type 5 keyboards ?xSun mechanical (type?) mice 1xEmpty 411 Case 1xCDROM in 411 Case 1xQIC-150 tape drive in 411 Case * Four IBM RISC System6000/250 machines All appear to have RAM and HDD Untested Only two have keys

* DEC AlphaStation 600, model 5/266
        Untested
        3x?GB SCSI HDDs
        1xCDROM
        1x4mm DAT drive
        1x10Mbps ethernet
        1xPCI video
        1xWindows Sound System card (heh)
        Powers up, goes through SCSI check, sounds like it tries to boot
        Would not sync with our test monitor
        8xRAM chips of unknown size with room for -loads- more

* APC Matrix UPSes and large quantity of batteries
        2xMatrix 5000
        1xMatrix 3000
        1xSartCell XR
        12xSmartCell (yes, twelve)
        1xSmartUPS 3000 (Rack mount)
        1xSmartUPS 900 (likely needs new battery)
        1xSmartUPS 2000XLPE (requires external battery, not SmartCells!)

* Several Toshiba laptops
        2xTecra 730XCDT
                P150MMX
                48MB RAM
                2GB HDD
                External floppy
                CDROM doesn't always close on one
        1xSatellite Pro 410CDT
                P75
                40MB RAM
                1GB HDD (bad)
                No floppy, no power cable

* Cabletron MMAC Plus switch (over 50 10/100 ports)
        2x9H422-12 100base-T modules with 12 ports
        2x9H422-12 100base-T modules with 11 ports
        1x9H532-18 100base-T module with 16 ports (+2 odd module ports)
        4x9E423-36 10base-T modules, require strange adapter cable
        2xPower supplies, require high current (still 110v)
        Several open slots
        Powers up just fine, passes all diags

* 19" Stell rack frame
        This is a two post frame

* Various other accessories and equipment
        1xDEC DLT drive (20GB) and one DLT-IV tape
        1xParity Systems PS7000 drive array
                Multiple external busses
                8x5GB SCSI HDDs
        
--
"If life hands you lemons, YOU BLOW THOSE LEMONS TO BITS WITH
 YOUR LASER CANNONS!" -- Brak

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