13 May
2005
13 May
'05
6:53 p.m.
I picked up an HP 9000/300 w/cabinet this week that I was told works,
but know nothing (yet) about it. The 9000/300 has four modules in it;
98625B, 98550A, HPIB/RS-232/HP-HIL/Audio/other connectors, and an
unmarked module. Included in the cabinet are the HP9144, 9122C, and
92628 w/two 152 MB HDs. I wasn't able to find the RGB monitor but will
pick it up at some point. It also included the keyboard and I do have
the root password. Since I dont' really know much about HP equipment, is
this a worthwhile system to play with?
14 May
14 May
10:46 a.m.
On Fri, 13 May 2005, Marvin Johnston wrote:
I picked up an HP 9000/300 w/cabinet this week that I
was told works,
but know nothing (yet) about it. The 9000/300 has four modules in it;
98625B,
This is the high-speed HPIB module for mass storage if I recall
correctly
98550A,
Topcat framebuffer; 1280x1024x256 @60Hz, one of the nicest available
for the 300 series
HPIB/RS-232/HP-HIL/Audio/other connectors, and an
You don't mention the number in the cpu board, or the processor and
memory in it. But the cards included suggest one of the better
series 300 models, perhaps a 370. I had one of those at one point:
http://nazas.autonoma.edu.co/machinepics/hp370rack.jpg
http://nazas.autonoma.edu.co/machinepics/hp370front.jpg
http://nazas.autonoma.edu.co/machinepics/hp370back.jpg
The number for a 370 system board is 98579; mine
had a 33MHz 68030RC. The RAM controller is a 98264.
unmarked module.
There should be a number in the board itself.
Included in the cabinet are the HP9144, 9122C, and
92628 w/two 152 MB HDs.
Nice amount of HD for the time. You could have HPUX 9.x and some
extra room for users.
I wasn't able to find the RGB monitor but will
Typical monitor models that work with the 98550A framebuffer:
98752A, 98754A, 98789A.
http://nazas.autonoma.edu.co/machinepics/hp98752a.jpg
http://nazas.autonoma.edu.co/machinepics/hp98754a.jpg
http://nazas.autonoma.edu.co/machinepics/hp98789a.jpg
pick it up at some point. It also included the
keyboard
Did you not get the HP-HIL mouse?
and I do have
the root password. Since I dont' really know much about HP equipment, is
this a worthwhile system to play with?
Yes. You can run netbsd on it or HPUX.
15 May
15 May
4 p.m.
On Sat, 14 May 2005 10:46:28 -0400 (EDT)
"Carlos E. Murillo-Sanchez" <carlos at jimulco.autonoma.edu.co> wrote:
Seconded.
Since I
dont' really know much about HP equipment, is
this a worthwhile system to play with?
Yes. You can run netbsd on it or HPUX.
or 4.4BSD-Lite
for some classic BSD experience.
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