Anybody want a great big server?

[Kendric Beachey]

Hi all, the server has been claimed.  Thanks for the responses!

Kendric Beachey


On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 2:22 PM, Kendric Beachey
<kendric.beachey at gmail.com>wrote:

> I have a big (and heavy) server in my basement that I'm not using.  I think
> it currently has some ancient version of Gentoo on it but given this
> audience I'm guessing that will not be kept.
>
> The name of the game with this beast was redundancy...it's not too
> impressive by today's standards, but it should be able to keep ticking
> through quite a few invocations of Murphy's Law.
>
> Dual P3 Server
> Includes:
> - Intel SC5000 chassis (may be able to find hardware for
> rackmount...currently set up for desk side)
> - Supermicro P3TDE6 motherboard
> - Dual Pentium 3 850Mhz CPUs (runs stable @ 1.13GHz)
> - 512MB ECC Registered PC133 RAM (256MB stick x 2)
> - U160 capable hot-swap drive bay (holds up to 5 1inch drives)
> - Qty. 5 - 18GB 10k RPM Ultra2 drives
> - SCSI CD-ROM
> - SCSI CD-R drive
> - ATI RAGE XL video card
> - Integrated 10/100 Intel NIC
> - Integrated U160 dual channel Adaptec SCSI adapter
> - 2 64-bit/66MHz PCI slots
> - 4 64-bit/33MHz PCI slots
> - Redundant 350W power supply
>
> Given the age, the weight, and the probable distance to drive to pick it
> up, I'm saying it's free to a good home.  (Or a bad home...it's a computer;
> it won't care.)
>
> I live in south Olathe, a couple miles from Garmin...that could be a
> convenient transfer point (especially if we host another KULUA meeting).
>
> Kendric Beachey
>
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