[geeks] Re: Inventories and Wish Lists (again)

[nick at snowman.net]

I'm sure it'd be intresting, I'm just not as familiar with your inventory.
	Nick

On Mon, 22 Apr 2002, Sridhar the POWERful wrote:

> On Mon, 22 Apr 2002 nick at snowman.net wrote:
> 
> > Now either Dave or Mike needs to chime in with their inventory to keep
> > everyone else properly humble <Grin>
> 
> Shall I?
> 
> Peace...  Sridhar
> 
> > > Might as well throw in my Inventory and wish list.
> > >
> > > Inventory:
> > > (forgive me if i forget something, it's tough to keep track of stuff in
> > > 3-4 locations)
> > >
> > > Sun:
> > > 	Ultra1 Creator3d 140mhz, 128mb (solaris8:mail server)
> > > 	SparcServer 670MP quad 66mhz hypersparcs (linux:web server)
> > > 	SparcServer 470 (application listed below)
> > > 	Stack of Sparc5's (netbsd:DHCP/DNS server, linux:ESD server, and
> > > 		spares,	about 15 of them total)
> > > 	Sparc20 dual sm61's
> > > 	Sparc10 dual sm51's
> > > 	3/50
> > > 	SparcClassics (3 of 'em)
> > > 	IPC's (2)
> > > 	6.5' 19" rack
> > > SGI:
> > > 	O2, r5k 128MB (IRIX6.5:workstation)
> > > 	Indigo2 r4.4k 128MB (defunct IRIX6.5)
> > > PC:
> > > 	athlon 650, 384MB (linux:main desktop)
> > > 	dual p2 266, 256MB (linux:fileserver)
> > > 	pentium 200mmx, 48mb (openBSD:firewall/router/VPN)
> > > 	many other peecee parts that aren't being used
> > > HP:
> > > 	Visualise C180 256MB
> > > DEC:
> > > 	MicroVAX 3400
> > > 	VAXServer 3300
> > > 	DECStation 2100
> > > Other:
> > > 	64 processor NCUBE/2 (i believe it to be an NCUBE2, as the ss470 		is
> > > the frontend for it.  From what i've ever read, the 		NCUBE1 used DEC
> > > machines for frontends, but i'd love it
> > > 		if someone could shed some light on this for me)
> > > 	8 port SMC 10/100 switch
> > > 	12 port bay 100mbit hub
> > > 	8 port linksys 10mbit hub
> > > 	two Liebert PowerSure 1000's
> > > 	Handspring Visor Neo
> > > 	Xerox 4030 laser printer (old)
> > > 	hp laserjet 5L (presumed working)
> > > 	3 flatbed scanners
> > >
> > > Wishlist:
> > > 	Faster SGI for a good workstation, maybe a newer o2
> > > 	good fileserver with a nice ~100GB disk array
> > > 	faster pc for better gameplay
> > > 	GigE
> > > 	better laser printer
> > > 	Above all:  the time to get all of my toys up and running.
> > >
> > > 	-Dan Sikorski
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