17 Feb
2002
17 Feb
'02
3:50 p.m.
Wow, what a find.... I'd love to have a Server 500. It is basically an
IBM PS/2 Model 9595 in a larger case, with a better Processor Complex.
If your going to simply take it's drives, I'd love to have the remainder
of the machine. I don't know how to repair the power supply, but I
could hopefully dig up another.
Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA
PC Automation wrote:
I purchased an IBM Server 500 series computer yesterday at a yard sale for
only $10.. It's a pentium 90 with 64 RAM, CDROM, 2.88 Floppy drive, and (5
ea. ) 2.25 Gig Wide SCSI-2 hard drive in it. It's a very big case that holds
a total of 12 SCSI drives, and a mix of other things.
When I got it home I power it up and it booted up up nicely with a Novel
3.12 OS (100) user licence. I was thrilled until the power supply made a pop
and , a small Cap must have blown. and now it has no power.. I would have
loved to use this as a home server, but I really don't have the knowledge to
repair the PS and I really see no real value in this machine other than it's
5 SCSI-2 Wide Hard Drives.. Any Ideas from the experts here.. ??
Phil..