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Buy/Sell/Free Hardware List
We don't have a formal buy/sell listing, so I hope this is OK here.
I am putting together a computer from the parts bin, and I am short a couple of pieces: 1) a U160 or U320 SCSI controller for a 33MHz, 64 bit PCI slot (*not* PCI-X). Something like an LSIU160 would be great! 2) an nVidia AGP graphics card. This is to replace a TNT Riva sample that failed in a box that I use every now and again. Pretty much anything from that era (ten years ago!) or more recent will work. Please send responses by PM; we can continue by email. Thanks! |
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Thanks, Rod.
CarpetSmoker is kindly sending me a couple of AGP cards, so that is taken care of. I would appreciate it if you would see what SCSI cards you have. But please, 64 bits! |
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I have a pentium III 800 and SPARCStation 5, they will either find a new home or go out with the trash.
Just shipping fees.
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Thanks, CS, but I have a 500MH PIII (the *ahem* 98SE box) and an unused sparcstation 5 already.
Is there no school in your area that would appreciate a donation? |
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I also have:
AMD K6II 300MHz (Or was it 350Mhz?) Two MSX2 machines -- Not sure if they work though. Right now I have a whole room full of computer stuff I almost never use ... I'm clearing it out ...
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You don't want to see my list...
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Doc,
Could you please post your list as well as the prices you would like to get for things. In particular, I have interest in non-wintel hardware including things lake older VAX-ens, HP-Risk stations, newer SGI and SUN hardware. Best, Oko P.S. I also propose that any person who is posting his/her list indicates if it is willing to ship the things and where. For instance, I have no problem shipping things anywhere on the North America continent but I would not ship things to Europe, Australia, or anywhere else. |
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I've not thought about selling the non-Inel stuff, but I have a "Sun Ultra 1E+" clone (300MHz), a Ultra 5 (450MHz) an Ultra 60 (dual 450MHz) and a Tatung clone (parts machine for the Ultra 60; 360 MHz). All are SPRAC-based and pretty solid; I'd have to check on memory, but I think most are 512MB to 1GB. The 1E+ actually used to be the computation part of an MRI at a local hospital.
Are you interested? |
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Is that Tatung clone of Ultra 60? I have only seen Tatung clone of Ultra 10 and they are better than Ultra 10 made by SUN by a mile. By the way Ultra 10 would be one of SUN machines that I would never take even for free! Cheers, Oko P.S. Doc how hard is to get reasonable priced Blade 1000 or even better Blade 1500 where you live? Most of those posted on Ebay are just way overpriced. By the way Blade 2000 is just re-branded Blade 1000 and Blade 2500 is just re-branded Blade 1500. Do you still see on the University auction sales in California Blade 100 and 150? Those are now very reasonable on Ebay but they are tiny bit better made than Ultra 10 which is really PC with Sparc processor. |
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If anyone is willing to part with a laptop for $100 bucks that isn't too old, an i386 machine preferably, I'm working a new contract job in Atlanta that pays well, so if anyone has an older laptop, I'd buy it for $100 bucks from you. Brands I like are HP, IBM, and that's about all I can think of except Compaque.
I'll need it to run a version of OpenBSD since it's the only OS I ever use expect for Mac these days. I already have a new HP Pavillion Laptop running OBSD46/amd64 tweaked pretty good, but in due time I'll really have OBSD kickin butt on this machine. I might have to write a long tutorial to help out some newbs. But, if you do have an old i386 that'll work with OBSD, I'll dish out $100 for it. Of course I'd like to see a picture of it. I'm weird like that, I suppose. |
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I can buy what have you, prefer non x86 hardware to work with.
I'm in the Maryland EasternShore/Chesapeake areas. tetro: I have an m275. Give me a bit to put up a picture. Specs are: 256M Ram. A 12G drive I cannibalized from a dead laptop. Battery is pretty much shot and I don't have a spare one or a spare cord. wait, never mind. Forget it. |
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Man, is this old. It does depend on the voltages -- whether it can run on both 5V and 3.3V. Usually it does work, but there are exceptions.
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I'm visiting this site from my new DELL Latitude D620. My new OpenBSD box. Not I gots 2. I just got the books PF and Secure Architectures wit OpenBSD.
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I have one of these for sale, $75 with some drives.
http://sunstuff.org/hardware/storage...CStorageArray/ -Tim |
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Last month my Thinkpad broke down, and last week my desktop's mainboard stopped working. Argh :-/ I got a Zotac mini system, and I have a whole bunch of perfectly good hardware I have no more use of.
Price range from "free" to " very reasonable", provided you can actually use the item (ie. no hoarding/reselling). Send a PM or email to martin@arp242.net to inquire. Salvaged from my desktop: - 4 x 2GB DDR2 Kingston DIMM - AMD Phenom II X4 920 CPU - Club3D HD5750 (about 2/3 years old, at the time the fastest fanless videocard I could find) - Scythe Kabuto CPU cooler (one of the more quiet ones) - SeaSonic 500W PSU (quality PSU) - Nexus real silent 120mm & 80 (or 92?)mm fan - Aopen tower case Salvaged from my Thinkpad: - T61 Keyboard (US-intl), about a 2 years old (should fit most thinkpads, such as T500 etc., not sure about the newer thinkpads) - Core 2 Duo T8300 CPU - 4965AGN miniPCI Wifi Card - DVD drive - 2.5" hard drive bay (to replace the DVD-drive, so you have two drives. Hot-swappable in Windows) I also have a whole bunch of hard disks, both 2.5 & 3.5", ranging from 80GB to 400GB. All of these are free, and were working the last time I've used them, but many have been "in storage" for two or more years, so no guarantees.
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