26 Jan
2006
26 Jan
'06
1:40 p.m.
Anyone want one? Work is discarding out about 70 of them. There are
a fair number of associated cable dongles, but I can't promise that I
would be able to get a cable dongle for every ethernet adapter. For
the modems it looks like they all have xjacks.
In 1 hr. 20 min. is when the stuff is open for all, so please reply
promptly.
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26 Jan
26 Jan
1:50 p.m.
New subject: [rescue] PCMCIA ethernet adapters & modems
Anyone want one? Work is discarding out about 70 of
them. There are
a fair number of associated cable dongles, but I can't promise that I
would be able to get a cable dongle for every ethernet adapter. For
the modems it looks like they all have xjacks.
In 1 hr. 20 min. is when the stuff is open for all, so please reply
promptly.
Addendum: I'm not selling them, they are free for local pickup (I'm in
Salt Lake City, 84106), or for the cost of shipping. I will post back
after I know how many I've gotten.
There are also random PCI/ISA video cards, PCI/ISA ethernet cards and
a DLT tape library machine with 3 tape drives, 2 of them broken, and
scads of DLT tapes (I think that's the name of the tape; they are in
squarish plastic cartridges on shelves in the tape library).
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2:04 p.m.
New subject: [rescue] PCMCIA ethernet adapters & modems
Richard wrote:
There are also random PCI/ISA video cards, PCI/ISA
ethernet cards and
a DLT tape library machine with 3 tape drives, 2 of them broken, and
scads of DLT tapes (I think that's the name of the tape; they are in
squarish plastic cartridges on shelves in the tape library).
I'd like to have all the Trident, Oak, or Number 9 ISA video cards I
can get.
Doc
2:23 p.m.
New subject: [rescue] PCMCIA ethernet adapters & modems
Doc Shipley wrote:
Richard wrote:
Ummm, "all I can get" being 3 each or less.... ;)
Doc
There are also random PCI/ISA video cards,
PCI/ISA ethernet cards and
a DLT tape library machine with 3 tape drives, 2 of them broken, and
scads of DLT tapes (I think that's the name of the tape; they are in
squarish plastic cartridges on shelves in the tape library).
I'd like to have all the Trident, Oak, or Number 9 ISA video cards I
can get. 
4:19 p.m.
New subject: [rescue] PCMCIA ethernet adapters & modems
There are also random PCI/ISA video cards, PCI/ISA ethernet cards and
a DLT tape library machine with 3 tape drives, 2 of them broken, and
scads of DLT tapes (I think that's the name of the tape; they are in
squarish plastic cartridges on shelves in the tape library).
I am interested in the DLT tape library machine... Do you know its
capacity?
Thanks,
Bryan
8:21 p.m.
New subject: [rescue] PCMCIA ethernet adapters & modems
In article <20060127001901.145CA58113 at mail.wordstock.com>,
bpope at wordstock.com (Bryan Pope) writes:
Its large and heavy :-). I don't know how many tapes it holds, I'd
guess about 50-60. I can find out tomorrow. This is a huge beast
(tape loading mechanism works fine, 2 drives dead, 1 drive working)
that noone wants. A service contract on it is prohibitive. Noone at
work wants to haul it out for scrap.
If one of you guys want to pay freight shipping, its yours for the cost
of shipping. I saw Sridhar's email to me first, so he's got first
call on it.
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There are also
random PCI/ISA video cards, PCI/ISA ethernet cards and
a DLT tape library machine with 3 tape drives, 2 of them broken, and
scads of DLT tapes (I think that's the name of the tape; they are in
squarish plastic cartridges on shelves in the tape library).
I am interested in the DLT tape library machine... Do you know its
capacity? 
27 Jan
27 Jan
5:23 a.m.
New subject: [rescue] PCMCIA ethernet adapters & modems
At 10:21 PM 1/26/2006, Richard wrote:
Its large and heavy :-). I don't know how many
tapes it holds, I'd
guess about 50-60. I can find out tomorrow. This is a huge beast
(tape loading mechanism works fine, 2 drives dead, 1 drive working)
that noone wants. A service contract on it is prohibitive. Noone at
work wants to haul it out for scrap.
I'd love to hear about classic support for such a beast.
I would imagine there is a Linux way to handle it, because
there always is. But when I bought a similar DDS-3 beast library
(50+ tapes, four drives) (for $25 or so) I found that contemporary
Windows support was expensive - the backup software folks wanted you to
buy separate server-class-price licenses for each internal drive.
- John
26 Jan
26 Jan
1:58 p.m.
On 1/26/2006 at 2:40 PM Richard wrote:
Anyone want one? Work is discarding out about 70 of
them. There are
a fair number of associated cable dongles, but I can't promise that I
would be able to get a cable dongle for every ethernet adapter. For
the modems it looks like they all have xjacks.
In 1 hr. 20 min. is when the stuff is open for all, so please reply
promptly.
--
"The Direct3D Graphics Pipeline"-- code samples, sample chapter, FAQ:
<http://www.xmission.com/~legalize/book/>
Pilgrimage: Utah's annual demoparty
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