[rescue] SS1000E

JP Hindin jplist2008 at kiwigeek.com
Mon Mar 2 08:39:43 CST 2015


On Fri, 27 Feb 2015, Dave McGuire wrote:

> On 02/27/2015 04:28 PM, JP Hindin wrote:
> >> There's still a part of me that would like a 1000/1000E again. Most of me
> >> is glad this is far enough away that I can't be tempted :-) If you are
> >> near Minneapolis and have one that needs a new home, I don't want to hear
> >> about it... well, maybe :-)
> >> I might still have a couple sets of memory modules for these things if
> >> anyone needs me to look. Would also be FTGH.
> >
> > I'm two and a half hours south of you, just off I35. Instead of an SS1000
> > perhaps I can tempt you with a complete Onyx2 rack? I need space back.
> >
> > :)
>
>   I'd gladly give that a home if you'd take this pair of SF6800s off my
> hands. ;)

Trade one rack for two? I'm trying to _increase_ my space so I can find a
single bloody 6800.

I have a mostly disassembled E10k chassis that I just need to finish the
last few things on it (magnetic clips, et al, I have all of the boards and
power distribution out of it already) and then I can take it up to a metal
recycler... That'll give me a bit more room!

I'm pondering getting rid of the IBM Series/1 carcass too. It's racked,
has the front panel and cardcage, a 8" FDD and the drive tray for the big
IBM hard disk of the era (I forget the model). Unfortunately someone
dismantled the internal disk and stole the power supply from behind the
front panel, so it's... useless.

I have six of these bleedin' Onyx2 racks, but only two of the graphics
modules work as-is. I imagine someone appropriately motivated could swap
cards to get another one or two fired up.

Anyone want to help out? Free for pickup :)


 - JP


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