[Tfug] Shameless Parts Trafficking (big list)

[Jude Nelson]

Actually, strike that last bit--I can't go to the New Year
party--prior obligation :(

Also, the LC III has 768k VRAM, not 758k.

Happy New Year,
Jude

On 12/28/07, Jude Nelson <judecn at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I was originally planning on building an openMOSIX or a Beowulf
> cluster over the winter break, but my parental units had other
> plans--I have to get rid of all the PCs I was going to use as nodes,
> as well as some Sun hardware >.<
>
> So I have a rather large list of PCs and parts that I've accumulated
> over the past two years that are in need of a good home.  Some of this
> I got off of eBay, some off of friends, some for free, etc.  It's all
> in working condition, unless otherwise mentioned.  All the computers
> have run Debian at one point (unless otherwise noted); Linux
> compatibility is no problem at all :)  I also don't know my SCSI ports
> very well (where applicable); I can send pictures to people off-list
> who are interested.
>
> Here's the list:
>
>
>
> Sun 50-pin SCSI external CD/CD-R drive
> $15 or best offer
>
> Sun 50-pin SCSI external storage disk enclosure
> Contains 4 SCSI Seagate Barracuda disks of unknown capacity (probably
> 2.1 GB each)
> Would make a good external RAID.
> $25 or best offer
>
> 2 50-pin Sun SCSI cables
> (I don't know my SCSI cables very well, but this one works with both
> external devices and most Sun workstations have these)
> $2 or best offer
>
> 1 Sun 5 keyboard
> $10 or best offer
>
> 1 IDE floppy drive
> $5 or best offer
>
> 1 Sun SBus ZX Leo framebuffer card
> (24-bit, 3D acceleration, unopened)
> $5, or free with the SparcStation 20 (whichever is sold first)
>
> Gateway pizza-box desktop
> 800 MHz Pentium III
> 192 MB RAM (max 512 MB)
> Integrated Intel graphics (unused)
> ATI Rage 128 AGP graphics
> 3 32-bit PCI slots
> 2 9-pin serial ports
> 2 USB ports (version unknown; presumably 1.1)
> Integrated 10 MBit Ethernet
> Integrated audio (mono in, stereo out)
> 1 23-pin parallel port
> PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports
> 1 CD drive (condition unknown)
> 1 Floppy drive
> NO HARD DRIVE (but drive sleds included)
> $50 or best offer
>
> Compaq Presario 6000
> 1.4 GHz Coppermine Celeron
> 128 MB RAM (max 512 MB)
> Integrated Intel graphics
> 3 32-bit PCI slots (one occupied by a PCI modem)
> 4 USB 1.1 ports
> 1 9-pin serial port
> 1 23-pin parallel port
> 1 15-pin game/MIDI port
> PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports
> Integrated 10 MBit Ethernet
> Integrated audio (mono in, stereo out)
> 2 CD drives (conditions unknown)
> 1 Floppy drive
> NO HARD DRIVE
> $50 or best offer
>
> Dell OptiPlex GX110 workstation
> 667 MHz Pentium III
> 128 MB RAM (max 512 MB)
> Integrated Intel graphics
> 5 32-bit PCI slots
> 2 9-pin serial port
> 1 23-pin parallel port
> 2 USB ports (version unknown, presumably 1.1)
> PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports
> Integrated 10 MBit Ethernet
> 1 Floppy drive
> 1 Zip 100 drive
> 1 CD drive
> 3 internal IDE sockets (one of which is presumed to be malfunctioning)
> NO AUDIO
> NO HARD DRIVE
> $40 or best offer
>
> E-Machine eTower
> 500 MHz Coppermine Celeron
> 128 MB RAM (max 512 MB)
> Integrated ATI Rage graphics
> 3 32-bit PCI slots (two occupied)
> Integrated audio
> 1 PCI audio card (with MIDI port)
> 1 PCI 10 MBit Ethernet card (Tulip chipset)
> 1 CD drive
> 1 Floppy drive
> PS/2 mouse and keyboard ports
> 2 USB ports (version unknown)
> 1 23-pin parallel port
> 1 9-pin serial port
> 1 15-pin game port
> NO HARD DRIVE
> $40 or best offer
>
> Sun Ultra Enterprise 1 workstation
> 187 MHz UltraSPARC I processor
> 1 GB RAM
> 3 SBus ports (all occupied)
> 1 SBus SunGX framebuffer card (8-bit, 13W3 port)
> 1 SBus 100 MBit Ethernet card (with MII port)
> 1 SBus SCSI Differential card
> Integrated 10 MBit Ethernet
> 3 23-pin Parallel ports
> 1 SCSI port (I don't know the type)
> Integrated audio
> 1 15-pin serial port
> 1 SCSI CD drive
> 1 Sun Keyboard/Mouse port
> NO HARD DRIVES (accepts up to 2 SCSI disks [this one had a Seagate
> Cheetah disk])
> 1 drive sled included
> $30 or best offer
>
> Sun SparcStation 20 workstation
> 2 50 MHz SuperSPARC processors
> 480 (?) MB RAM
> 4 SBus ports (2 occupied)
> 1 SBus LSI Framebuffer card (unknown specs)
> 1 SBus 100 MBit card (with FastWide SCSI port)
> Integrated Framebuffer (unknown specs)
> 1 23-pin Parallel port
> Integrated 10 MBit Ethernet
> 2 MII (?) ports
> 1 SCSI (?) port
> 1 SCSI CD drive
> 1 SCSI Floppy drive
> 9 GB IBM SCSI hard drive
> Could never get Debian installed on this, but I hear it can run NetBSD
> $25 or best offer
>
> 2 Macintosh LC III (Performa 450) workstations
> 25 MHz or 33 MHz (overclocked) Motorola 68030 processor
> Socket for Motorola 68882 FPU
> 36 MB RAM (4 MB on-board, 32 MB stick)
> 758K VRAM
> 1 PDS card slot (occupied)
> 1 10 MBit Ethernet PDS card (with coaxial cable socket)
> 1 ADB port
> 1 DB-15 video port
> 1 DB-25 SCSI port
> Integrated audio
> Integrated modem
> Printer port (unknown type)
> 40 or 80 MB SCSI disk (that's right, 40 or 80 Megabytes)
> System 7.5.5
> These *could* run Debian, but I don't have big enough disks :(
> $20 or best offer
>
> Macintosh LC II workstation and additional motherboard
> Like the LC III, but with a maximum of 10 MB RAM (16-bit data bus) and
> no FPU socket
> System 7.1
> $15 or best offer
>
> Original Mac OS System 7.1 disks
> $5 or best offer
>
> Compaq Armada 4131T laptop
> 133 MHz Pentium
> 48 MB RAM
> 3 GB disk (will be wiped)
> 1 Floppy drive
> 800x600 passive LCD display
> 1 MB Cirrus Logic graphics
> Battery "handle" pack
> Add-on Multimedia pack (additional battery, 4x CD drive)
> 2 PCMCIA slots (1 occupied)
> PCMCIA 10 MBit Ethernet card
> 1 9-pin serial port
> 1 23-pin parallel port
> 1 IR port (untested)
> 1 PS/2 port
> Includes dock and charger
> $35 or best offer
>
> Hard drives are separate unless indicated, because I'll have to scrub
> them first.  If you're interested in any of the Sun boxes, I have some
> SCSI disks and sleds.  Contact me off-list for details.
>
> I would prefer to sell these as complete units, but I can sell pieces
> of them separately.  Contact me off-list for this.
>
> I can bring these to Claude's New Year cocktail and the next TFUG
> meeting, or if neither work for you, feel free to contact me off-list
> to arrange a meeting time.
>
> Happy New Year,
> Jude
>