I needed to test the new listserv, anyway . . .
I've got a very healthy Timex Sinclair 1500 with rotten keyboard ribbons.
Does any one have a dead TS1500 for sale or trade, or the top half of the
enclosure, with working keyboard and intact ribbons?
Please reply off-list.
Glen
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Hi guys,
I wanted to write an email to the classiccmp list a few days ago
asking for some advice on this, but I didn't think it would be
very healthy for me given all of the complaining, and just plain
nastiness people were showing towards anything even remotely not
on topic.
As it is, I hope that since this is going to the new list, I won't
get too much animosity for asking. Please note that it's my respect
for the opinions of the group as a whole that actually prompts me
to ask here.
So here it is:
I know that several of us here have somewhat strange cars, and
am looking for some parts, and just general advice to go with
a 1989 Jaguar XJ6 Vanden Plas.
Arguably on topic because it's got very prominent computers,
which are more than 10 years old ;) -- but I don't really see
many problems with the computer part. Rather, I'm looking for
trim, a glove box latch, door handles, that kind of thing. If
anyone knows where to get that kind of part, or what else I
should check for the sake of the car's health, please email me.
I could also use advice on removing small rust spots, cleaning
the carpeting, protecting the leather, and anything else that
goes with having a car. This will be my first car in quite some
time.
Thanks,
Chris
Christopher Smith, Perl Developer
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-John
At 05:08 PM 5/14/02, you wrote:
> > From: elmo(a)mminternet.com
> >
> > Greetings.
> >
> > Today I rescued what appears to be an Alphaserver 4100 with 4 processors.
> > It has also a CD, 10/100 ethernet card, and floppy.
> >
> > It is in an eagle-sized rack mount chassis.
> >
> > I will trade for Pentium II+ gear, large HD's, high resolution monitors,
> > or
> > laptop.
> >
> > Located in Santa Monica. You pickup. Weighs 80 pounds.
> >
> > Those interested, please contact me directly.
> >
> Aww, man! how come the good stuff is always on the other side of the
>country?
>
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I finally got some time to fire up one of my recent finds... an Alpha
3000/800. I mounted a DSP3107 (1gb scsi) inside the chassis, hooked up
the StorageWorks tower/floppy to the onboard SCSI controller, and
powered it up.
Magically, the VT320 displayed the POST messages, and the machine even
found the floppy (dkb100). I proceeded to boot from the NetBSD-Alpha
1.5.1 install floppy, and got to the sysinst menu, when I smelled the
ominous presence of escaping magic blue smoke (even though I didn't see
any!).. I powered everything off, let it sit for a few minutes while I
tried to find the source of the non-smoke.
When I powered the 3000 back up, it hung with FD displayed on the LED
display, with no output to the VT320...
Any ideas as to what might be cooked??
Thanks...
Stan
> Aww, man! how come the good stuff is always on the other side of the
>country?
Or Texas... what is it with Texas... why do you have all the old
computers? Is NJ using other states for landfill again??
-chris
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> From: elmo(a)mminternet.com
>
> Greetings.
>
> Today I rescued what appears to be an Alphaserver 4100 with 4 processors.
> It has also a CD, 10/100 ethernet card, and floppy.
>
> It is in an eagle-sized rack mount chassis.
>
> I will trade for Pentium II+ gear, large HD's, high resolution monitors,
> or
> laptop.
>
> Located in Santa Monica. You pickup. Weighs 80 pounds.
>
> Those interested, please contact me directly.
>
Aww, man! how come the good stuff is always on the other side of the
country?
--
--- David A Woyciesjes
--- C & IS Support Specialist
--- Yale University Press
--- (203) 432-0953
--- ICQ # - 905818
Mac OS X 10.1 - Darwin Kernel Version 5
Running since 01/22/2002 without a crash