[rescue] FS/FT: RS/6000 42T

[Joshua Johnston]

An RS/6000? Nice.  I've only ever seen one of those in my life, and it
was way back in '91-92, I think.  I vaguely recall that the University
of Maine had one in the IT office next to the 3090 mainframe, and that
access to it was probably the most coveted and unattainable thing on
campus.  Even the Sun cluster was easier, by far.  All I remember of it
is some kind of red window manager and an interface that... well,
confused me for the ten seconds I got to see it.  

If

	A: I wasn't broke.
And
	B: I had a clue about RS/6000's

I'd want one of those in my collection.  Someday.

-Josh

-----Original Message-----
From: rescue-admin at sunhelp.org [mailto:rescue-admin at sunhelp.org] On
Behalf Of Bill Bradford
Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 12:44 AM
To: geeks at mrbill.net; rescue at mrbill.net
Subject: [rescue] FS/FT: RS/6000 42T

I've got a headless IBM RS/6000 42T here, 128Mb RAM, Toshiba SCSI
CD-ROM, and a 2gig (might be a 4gig; I havent powered it up in a
few days) HD for sale.  Will include AUI to 10baseT ethernet
transceiver.
Has no video card, but works fine with a serial console.  120Mhz PPC
604e.

Got this about a week ago, loaned out my AIX CDs after doing a base
install, and realized the last thing I need is more computer hardware
at this point.

Will trade for ham radio equipment..

Bill

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Bill Bradford
mrbill at mrbill.net
Austin, TX