A lot of stuff moved quickly, but I still have about half of it left. Here's what I still have. Sorry to impose again on the list. Jeffrey. 785 dash 550 dash 5689

STUFF I'M ASKING MONEY FOR

--- PC systems ---

* Dual PentiumII 300mHz SMP system, Tyan Thunder 2 S1696D motherboard, Adaptec PCI SCSI card, Trident ISA video card, has memory but not sure how much, SCSI CDROM, two internal PATA hard drives (one is a WD, other is a Seagate I think). This was my server for a long time, was a really sweet system back when dinosaurs ruled the earth. Floppy drive, midtower case with 235W PS. $15

--- Sun Microsystems --- * Sun SPARCclassic $10 * Sun SPARCstation IPX $10 * Sun SPARCstation IPX $10 * Sun SPARCstation 5 $20 (with free Sun oddball keyboard) * Sun model 411 external hard drive enclosure, 50pin HD scsi interface, has ST31200N 1.2gb Seagate hard drive inside. $10 (I believe all of the systems above can run Linux without problems)

--- Silicon Graphics, Inc --- * Indy Workstation $25 * Indy Workstation $25 * Indy Workstation $25 * Indy Workstation $25 * Two SGI serial mice, two SGI keyboards (normal PC layout), one Indycam - free to the first people to buy Indys. (The Indys can run Linux, but I don't believe they can run X)

--- Workstation monitors --- * SGI labeled grey 17" Sony Trinitron monitor. This uses the RGB interface that the Indys and Suns use. Very nice CRT, Trinitrons rule. Matches the Indys. $15 * Unmarked beige 17" Sony Trinitron monitor. This uses the RGB interface that the Indys and Suns use. See above about ruling. Neutral in color, matches the Suns. $15

--- SCSI --- * Buslogic BT-958 SCSI-3 internal PCI adapter. Fully supported Linux back before it was cool to do so, not like those Adaptec a-holes. SCSI-3 and SCSI-2 internal jacks, 68-pin external. $5

FREE STUFF BELOW

--- Optical Drives --- * Acer 50x CDROM

* Sony CDU701 CDROM * Toshiba TXM3501E1 EXTERNAL SCSI CDROM. Uses cartridges, Centronics interface.

--- Modems --- * Actiontec 56k PCI Call Waiting modem (Linux fully supported, not a winmodem) * US Robotics 128k ISDN modem - also does 56k - EXTERNAL, serial interface. Comes with all cables and power supply. Really slick modem, fully works under Linux, as it's external and speaks AT.

--- Speakers --- * Altec Lansing 4:1 speaker system (left, right, 2 satellite, subwoofer).

--- Networking --- * 8-port 10baseT hub (not switch, hub) with power supply * 3Com EtherLink III 3C509-TPO ISA 10baseT networking card. Very nice ISA networking card. * 3Com EtherLink III 3C509-TPO ISA 10baseT networking card. Very nice ISA networking card.

--- Graphics --- * Matrox Mystique PCI graphics adapter * Cirrus Logic GD5422 ISA graphics adapter. Great for old systems where you need a console, but not X.

--- Oddball --- * CueCat barcode reader, apparently has been hacked to work under Linux.

-- "He that would make his own liberty secure must guard even his enemy from oppression; for if he violates this duty he establishes a precedent that will reach to himself." -- Thomas Paine -- "He that would make his own liberty secure must guard even his enemy from oppression; for if he violates this duty he establishes a precedent that will reach to himself." -- Thomas Paine