[rescue] first real server hardware
Geoffrey S. Mendelson
gsm at mendelson.com
Fri Apr 16 09:31:59 CDT 2004
Dave McGuire wrote:
> Nah. "Mass" is an IBM 370/168. Sadly I don't have one of those. :-(
I'd love to have the one I worked on in 1979. Two processors (sorry not
SNMP baby), one with 3 meg of "core" and one with 4. You could could run it
as an asymetric MP system with shared memory or split.
I/O was a fixed head disk (2305) which we called a drum, hundreds of
3330 (100 or 200 meg depeneding upon the model), 16 tape drives, 2 1000
line per minuter printers, 2 card readers, a card punch (odd one, it
could print on the cards too), 25 or so remote (card reader, line
printer terminals) and well over a hundered tty or similar terminals.
Even with all of that I doubt that it has enough CPU power to boot windows
XP and run notepad. :-(
Geoff.
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