18 Mar
1999
18 Mar
'99
1:13 p.m.
I went to one of my favorite scrappers today and got lucky. One of
their trucks had just come in with a load of HP stuff. They generously (?)
let me unload it for them. I found a mountain of HP stuff! My poor
little Subaru was dragging the ground coming home!
One of the things that I saw was a SUN 4/110. Can anyone tell me the
general specs for it. CPU type and speed, what size hard drive they have
(if any), amount of memory, etc. Any idea of what it's worth? Also is
anyone interested in it? I'm going back there tomorrow and can get it but
I have to know before tomorrow or else it's going to be scrap metal.
Joe
18 Mar
18 Mar
12:06 p.m.
One of the things that I saw was a SUN 4/110. Can
anyone tell me the
general specs for it. CPU type and speed, what size hard drive they have
(if any), amount of memory, etc. Any idea of what it's worth? Also is
anyone interested in it? I'm going back there tomorrow and can get it but
I have to know before tomorrow or else it's going to be scrap metal.
It's an early Sparc-based system, probably around 20mhz, VME-bus.
IIRC, the 110 chasis has 3 VMS slots, but no on-board disk storage.
The system proably has a SCSI interface, though, (definately an Ethernet)
and could be hooked up to an external shoebox.
<<<John>>>
19 Mar
19 Mar
11:58 a.m.
One of the
things that I saw was a SUN 4/110. Can anyone tell me the
general specs for it. CPU type and speed, what size hard drive they have
(if any), amount of memory, etc. Any idea of what it's worth? Also is
anyone interested in it? I'm going back there tomorrow and can get it but
I have to know before tomorrow or else it's going to be scrap metal.
It's an early Sparc-based system, probably around 20mhz, VME-bus.
IIRC, the 110 chasis has 3 VMS slots, but no on-board disk storage.
The system proably has a SCSI interface, though, (definately an Ethernet)
and could be hooked up to an external shoebox.
<<<John>>>
6:37 p.m.
I had 2 Sun 4/110s, sold one a few months back, the other is in my office
at work.
Nice machines, reliable, they run NetBSD solidly. See the NetBSD site for
the sparc port, latest version is 1.3.3.
Kevin
--
Kevin McQuiggin VE7ZD
mcquiggi(a)sfu.ca
9253
days inactive
9254
days old
4 comments
5 participants
participants (5)
-
cmcmanis＠mcmanis.com -
jruschme＠exit109.com -
lemay＠cs.umn.edu -
mcquiggi＠sfu.ca -
rigdonj＠intellistar.net