IBM PC Server 500

Those are security screws. T10 Torx I believe. Many sources sell security bits/bit sets including some hardware stores, electronics suppliers, etc. I think you might look around for a surplus power supply anyway in case it's non-repairable or has a problem that migh make it a fire hazard. Your biggest mission, should you want 10/100 ethernet, is to locate an Olicom 10/100 microchannel card. There is a person ont he list that bought a bunch of them from the same person I bought some from that might contact you about them, if he wants to let any of them go. It's basically the only one around for microchannel in 10/100 and they are fast. You can find 10baseT ethernet in MCA all day for nearly (or sometimes) free. Also note that while you have a limited number of HD holes, you can attach an external case with HDs too. Also you can add more SCSI cards to add non-raid items if you wish. These server units are very flexible. => -----Original Message----- => From: owner-classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org => [mailto:owner-classiccmp@classiccmp.org]On Behalf Of Musicman38 => Sent: Monday, February 18, 2002 10:51 PM => To: classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org => Subject: IBM PC Server 500 => => => Thank You everyone for all the Information on my PC Server 500 find. => I found the manual on the IBM site as suggested by a kind soul here. => => I may just go ahead and see if I can repair the PS, as it did => not smoke when => it went out, it just popped, so it may be possible as someone => suggested that => it's just a fuse inside the PS. I now have to locate a special hex screw => driver, as the screws are hex with a tiny post in the middle of => the screw. => => However is it anything more than just a Intel Pentium 90 that has 6 SCSI => 2.25 Gig hard drives on it ? Can it do anything special other => than run RAID => ? => => Thanks again for everyones comments.. Phil.. =>