On Tue, Mar 13, 2018 at 01:10:27AM +0000, PhreakShow Telephone Company via cctalk wrote: Some of it at least, not everything is possible to see from looking at the hardware. Ok, I might get things wrong because it's hard to see which box is which. But you have two CPU modules (called LEGO). The first has four CPU boards, one IO6G, two XTOWN, one SCSI and one ATM board (not sure how that is used, some sort of network interconnect). The second has three CPU boards, one IO6 and a SCSI board. It is not possible to tell what the CPU boards are unless you remove them, and even then It might be tricky to idenitfy. It is probably easier to power up each module by itself and look at the output of the "hinv" command in ARCS (the boot firmware). Each module has two Rack Router Boards (the connectors on the front). Which means you can hook up the two cpu modules into one system. The Graphics module (called KEGO, I think) looks like it has two graphics pipes, one to the left with a GE and RM board but missing a DG. And one to the right of the KTOWN board which has one GE, two RM and a DG. In the rack is also an MMSC which is used to control multiple modules of one system. It looks like you have enough cables to get it going :) Not sure what most of it is, except that the DEC POWER CONTROL 861C is very much out of place :D Also the APC PDU's looks like they are monitored, which is nice. /P