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Old 14th December 2009
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Q6600, 4GB, Geforce 9600GT, Asus P5Q-E, 2x WD RE3 500 GB (good disks, thanks to Carpetsmoker I picked these ones ).
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I7 920, Asus P6T, 6 gig Ram, GTX275 (dual head 19" Monitors), 320gig WD HD.
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Here the specs of my FreeBSD hardware.

Laptop FreeBSD 8.0 amd64:
CPU AMD Athlon 64 X2 TK-55
RAM 3 GB DDR2
Video nVidia GeForce 7000M
Screen LCD 17" TFT WXGA 1440x900
1 OCZ SSD 30 GB
1 Seagate 160 GB

Home Server FreeBSD 7.1 i386:
HP Proliant DL380 G2
CPU 2x Intel Pentium III 1266MHz
RAM 3 GB
2x 18 GB Ultra3 SCSI RAID 1
4x 36 GB Ultra3 SCSI RAID 5

Besides this I also have a Macbook (which I am on most of the time), Ubuntu desktop (for my wife), HP Proliant DL380 G3 with VMware ESXi (play around) and 2x Core i7 920 with 8 GB RAM both with FreeBSD 8.0 (not really mine but rented servers)
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So here is my FreeBSD media center.

Asus A8N, Athlon X2 4800+, Geforce 7200

I just login with ssh, start tmux, xinit, start a new shell, setenv DISPLAY, and use mplayer.

Who needs xbmc?

Total costs: €0.



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Is your case a towel?? That's bad a$$!
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At least he's prepared for the end of the world, just knock his media centre off it's foundation and run like hell.
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You should always know where your towel is, but keep backup towels around just in case.
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So here is my FreeBSD media center.

Asus A8N, Athlon X2 4800+, Geforce 7200

I just login with ssh, start tmux, xinit, start a new shell, setenv DISPLAY, and use mplayer.

Who needs xbmc?

Total costs: €0.
LOL! I couldn't hear my stereo over the noise from my FreeBSD server

I'm still not sure what I will use it for, I just installed 8.2 and I will track stable. I have been away from BSD for a few years but came back since I have Sparc boxes now. Amazingly, NetBSD doesn't run on my servers but OpenBSD and FreeBSD do so I installed them both. Now, where did I put my earplugs?
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Server
IBM 326m
2x2.2Ghz Opteron 275
16GB pc3200 ecc
2x1TB in raid1
FreeBSD 8-stable (Data server with 2 jails (web and mail)

Thin Client
hp 5730
cpu: 1ghz
ram: 512
hd: 1G
Debian squeeze (Want to use xdmcp to a jail in my server)

Workstation
Homebuilt
2.3Ghz q8200 (quad)
4gb cheap ddr2
500gb h/d
debian squeeze more my g/fs than mine.

P.S. This had take me ages to write because I kept trying to "dd" "y2y" and ":wq" damn vim.
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Project Machine 1:
PowerMac Quicksilver 2002
1.25 G RAM
250GB HD
PPC G4 900MHz processor
FreeBSD 9.0 CURRENT
GNOME3 build environment

Project Machine 2:
SunBlade 1000
4.5G RAM
36G HD
2x UltraSPARC III 750 MHz
FreeBSD 9.0 CURRENT
GNOME 3 build environment, Qemu test environment
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Here's my new router/file/web/ftp server/firewall/SIP gateway (codename "MAINFRAME")
FOXCONN low-power mainboard (about $50)
AMD E-240 CPU 1500MHz (built in)
AMD VISION chipset
2 Fujitsu 250GB SATA-150 notebook drives (Software RAID I) <These are about 7 years old and still working great
1GB Hynix DDR3-1066 RAM (I only buy Hynix RAM nowadays because it's been pretty reliable for me)
2 Realtek gigabit LAN cards

I stuffed it all into this nice aluminum case that was a Newbridge Networks v.35 bridge router circa 1993
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At the moment the original Raspberry Pi Model B, trying to get it working on my Raspberry Pi 2 Model B, might shrink my Win8 install and get FreeBSD on the second partition.
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