Not me, but saw this mentioned elsewhere (from New York): http://buffalo.craigslist.org/sys/540478438.html

Not me, but saw this mentioned elsewhere (from New York): http://buffalo.craigslist.org/sys/540478438.html >Date: 2008-01-15, 9:04PM EST > > > >I'm clearing out some of my collection of older Unix-based systems, >and at this point, I just want to be rid of them. I'm offering them >for $20 each. Any less than that, and I'll part them out, and >reclaim the gold. If you want more than $100 in gear, let me know, >and I'll work out a deal with you. > >Most of these systems all worked the last time I used them, and all >have CPU's, memory, and a disk. Some of the rest of them I never >got around to doing anything with, so I don't know for sure if they >have a disk. I also don't know for sure what the exact specs are -- >the model numbers don't really help, because I usually reconfigured >them when they arrived. Some of these systems take proprietary >keyboards and mice, which I may or may not have laying around. >Others (like Sun, for example) I have more keyboards than I know >what to do with. > >I do have ISOs of operating system installation CD's for most of >these systems, which I can burn onto DVD-R in trade for a bunch of >blanks. > >Here's a list of the machines that need homes: > >- DEC/Digital MicroVAX 2000; this one doesn't have a disk, so it'd >have to be net booted over a LAVc. >- Silicon Graphics Indy; I have two of these to move. >- DEC/Digital DEC 3000 Alpha workstation >- DEC/Digital Personal DECstation 5000/25 >- Sun SPARCstation 2; not sure if this one works anymore -- you can >have it for free >- Sun SPARCstation 4 >- Sun SPARCstation 5 >- HP B160L >- HP C240 >- IBM 43p >- Sun Ultra 10 >- Silicon Graphics Indigo2; a few Express graphics systems and a >couple Impact graphics systems. The R10k Max Impact with a lot of >memory is something I'd like to get $50 for. > >Non-workstation stuff that I want to move: >Chaparral Fibre Channel to SCSI bridge >Brocade Silkworm 2800 -- two carcasses, with one supply in each -- >one has the password set, and the other doesn't boot properly, and >I don't use Brocade, so I don't need them. > >I also have Fibre Channel and SCSI storage and accessories, which >would be more than the $20 each. I have 73GB SCSI drives in >UltraWide SCSI arrays, and I have 181GB FC drives in small >standalone enclosures. I do also have 1G/2G/4G Fibre Channel PCI >cards, cables, GBICs/SFPs, etc. If you need anything to do with >FC/SCSI storage, let me know. > >Thanks, >Chris > > > > > * Location: North Tonawanda > * it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other >commercial interests