Merchandise for sale (was Re: [ale] pls sanity check my article)

[Jonathan Rickman]

Install fest...hmm. I was thinking the same thing. Once I get the access
controls in NSA SELinux sorted out, I'm gonna try to get it running on a
Sparcstation. Josh Thompson and I have also tossed around some ideas for a
Sparcstation 2 cluster. Probably useless, but too cool for words. Of
course...this  sort of thing will move much quicker with the whole group
under one roof.

Now, if I can just figure out what I did with that old external SCSI CD
drive...

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Jonathan Rickman
X Corps Security
http://www.xcorps.net

On Mon, 16 Jul 2001, rob hoppe wrote:

> Casey Allen Shobe wrote:
>
> > Thought I'd list some stuff I have piled in the storage room since I really
> > need to get rid of this stuff ;).
> >
> > I have a 20" Trinitron Sun Monitor with a 13w3 connector on the back for sale.
> > Manufactured in 1994 by Sony for Sun, the Sun logo is broken off the bottom left
> > corner and the casing is cracked a little bit in the same area.  Awesome picture
> > though, last time I used it, which was a few months ago.
> >
> > It's fixed-frequency, which is pretty simple to configure X-Windows in Linux
> > for if you wish to use it on a PC.  If memory serves me correct, the frequency
> > is 72 or 75Hz, not "strobe-light" 60Hz, as were the 1989 19" models, which I
> > used two of on the server I used to have...
> >
> > I have no idea what it's worth, but I'll listen to any offers.
> >
> > ---
> > I also have about 30 brand new 104-key compaq PS/2 keyboards...$5 each
> >
> > ---
> > Third, I have a couple of Compaq Deskpro 4000S's - the S stands for Slimline,
> > you can put only one expansion card in these, either ISA or PCI, there's a
> > built-in 10-baseT card with RJ45 and AUI, builtin video (2mb I think), so just
> > add a sound card and you'll be set.  They will accept a standard IDE hard drive
> > (only one, not included), and a slimline compaq cd-rom drive (not included)
> > which is impossible to find, so you'll definitely want to have a box with a
> > shared cd-rom on the network.  They have a built-in floppy, a Pentium 233
> > Processor, and two SDRAM slots, currently filled with 2x 32mb chips.  The cases
> > are a bit scratched up from monitor wear, etc.  Add a hard drive, temporarily
> > plug in a regular IDE cd-rom drive with the case open, install linux, and
> > you're set.  $100 each.
> >
> > --
> > Casey Allen Shobe
> > cshobe at softhome.net
> >
> > On Mon, 16 Jul 2001, Julian Powell wrote:
> > > I have used scsi-I drives for:
> > >
> > > 1GB - $20
> > > 2GB - $30 (SCA conn. only - need adaptor for 50 pin ribbon)
> > > 4GB - $35 (half height drive - 2" thick but fits in Sparc 10 case)
> > >
> > > tested, 30 day warranty.
> > >
> > > Julian Powell
> > > 404-876-0163
> > > www.zentech.org
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> I THINK IT'S TIME TO HAVE ANOTHER INSTALL FEST!!!!!
>
> Rob
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