Fw: [Suns-at-Home] [robc@solarflares.net: SPARCServer 2000, anyone want one?]

This came across suns@home. Anyone here interested? I know nothing about it that's not in this message. > From: Jeff Wasilko <jeffw> > To: suns-at-home(a)net-kitchen.com > Message-ID: &lt;20030327214108.GS24878(a)jane.smoe.org&gt; > Subject: [Suns-at-Home] [robc(a)solarflares.net: SPARCServer 2000, anyone

> This is in Cambridge, MA. > > ----- Forwarded message from Rob Cambra &lt;robc(a)solarflares.net&gt; ----- > > Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2003 13:17:22 -0500 > From: Rob Cambra &lt;robc(a)solarflares.net&gt; > Subject: SPARCServer 2000, anyone want one? > > > We have one of the machines that ran www.sun.com from about '94-'96, > they gave it to us when we were redoing their site with our product a > few years back. > > It's big. > > It needs 3-phase 220 --L6-30R on it, so you don't *need* to > hardwire..heh..if that's a factor. > > It has (4) 50 or 60mhz SuperSPARC-(I or II?) processors and 640mb RAM. > > CD-Rom, DAT, various shoe-box diskpacks inside the case, and a bunch of > differential disks in a shelf we never used. > > I have been tasked with fitting over 1500sq/ft (almost full) of computer > room into about 600..so this thing has got to go. > > No one that works here wants it...and I feel sort of pained to have the > liquidators literally shred it (that's what they say they do, just > literally put into some wood-chipper for computers after separating the > toxic stuff)...any interest? > > The only cost is safely removing it from our building. > > Feel free to pass this on to someone who might want this. > > -rob