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CyberCat
04-30-2003, 08:35 PM
Ok here's a question, we're seen most of your faces, know what you drive, know what your cooking skills are (or aren't :) but what computer are you using to post innane things here?
What computer(s) are you running? What OS? What makes your 'puter so kewl? Are you tired of my silly slang?
Please tell me about your alter of technology.
I realize I am probably not the first one to post thtis question, please feel free to inform me of this fact!





Here's my 'puter ;)

dkeav
05-01-2003, 06:10 PM
1 oem dell 8200 2.4ghz p4
1 home built amd 2.2ghz
1 cyrix/MII 266 as a gateway/router

dell dual boots xp and mdk9.1
home built is running longhorn, deb sid, suse 8.2, and yoper
the lil guy is running a mitel server

pl1ght
05-01-2003, 06:26 PM
XP 1900 1GB RAM GF4 4600 Ti - slackware 9.0

XP 1700 1GB RAM GF4 4600 Ti - my server/slackware 8.1

Dual celeron 550 with 512MB - OpenBSD is my router/firewall/VPN

Darksamurai
05-01-2003, 06:40 PM
I've got three rigs in my world right now:

Main Rig: Windows XP

Antec 1030SX Case
1.5@1.62 Ghz P4 (moving to 2.53 Ghz proc soon)
MSI 845PE Max 2 Mobo (usb2, gigabit LAN)
512 PC-2100 (moving to PC-2700 soon)
8X AGP Gainward GF4 graphics card ti-4200.
16X Toshiba DVD-ROM
24X Plextor CD-RW
80x2 Seagate HDDs
Enermax 431 PSU
Audigy X-Gamer
Altec Lansing 251 Speakers
Viewsonic 17" E70 Monitor (on KVM with Linux Rig)
Blue plexiglas kit with purple Neon behind it
Rheobus 2.0 (Red)
x4 Silencer Fans
TT Dragon Orb 478 HSU

2ND RIG (for now... hope to make it my main soon): RH 9.0 (2.4.18... moving to 2.4.20 soon for the NTFS support)

Koolance PC-2 case
AMD 1800+ (1.53 Ghz... still need an unlocking kit to OC it)
CPU-200 water-cooling block
30 gig HDD
256 Megs Crucial PC-2100
SB Live 5.1 sound card
Leadtek GF3 ti-200 Graphics Card
Altec Lansing AVS-300 Speakers
10/100 NIC (x2)
Rheobus 1.0 (Blue)
Mods: Window Kit, Red Cathode, tri-light fans X5, all LEDs changed to red or blue.
350 Watt Enermax PSU (yeah, I need to upgrade).

OLD RIG: Windows 98 (Upgraded from 3.1)
586 AMD K-5 133Mhz, with 40 megs of EDO memory, 200 watt PSU, 5.25 Drive, 3.5, 48X CD-ROM drive (I haven't found a burner that is wussy enough to run on this rig)

runnig Windows 98 (Mostly so I can play Doom without having to try to configure all my old DOS stuff...

Still looking for a decent laptop cheap...

Anyway... didn't mean to reprint war and peace there... just like my rigs :cool:

Slovak
05-01-2003, 06:52 PM
1.4Ghz P-IIIs (Tulation server) w/512k cache
Maxtor 40Gb ATA100 drive (liquid bearings)
Lian-Li PC-60USB case
Liteon 52x24x52 cdrw
Toshiba 1712 dvd-rom
512Mb Mushkin Rev 3+ ram
SB Live!
Radeon 8500
Northbridge chipset HSF cooler
rounded cables
Enermax 431 PSU
ASUS TUSL2-C mobo
RH9.0/Windows2000

all networked with two other custom computers

DMR
05-02-2003, 05:54 PM
This really belongs in /dev/random, so buckle your seatbelts- we're going for a ride...

eyceguy
05-02-2003, 06:01 PM
Mine keeps changing, cause something really bad usually happens to them. (its my computer luck, mostly hardware related)

Currently:
My Little brother's Compaq 4090US
AMD Duron 900Mhz
128Mb RAM
40 GIG HDD
--30 GIG Part Win98
--10 GIG Part FAT32 for Backup
ATI Radeon 7200

Currently out of school so Linux wouldn't get used much. Plus Im trying to fix my main computer and getting it dual booting.

jlmb
05-02-2003, 06:11 PM
Don't have a digital camara so i can't take a picture and send it right away, but i should mention that is not a pretty looking one :D

Mine is an old, pretty old

PIII 500Mhz
256 Ram
40 Gig
Ultra Riva TNT2
Awe64
LG CD-RW (32X10X40X)
A super Epson SD-800 Floppy drive combo! yeah that's right!! 5 1/4 and 3 1/2 floopy drives.
Zip-drive (100mb)

Well, it does almost everything i need too. (i miss games....:( :( :( )
Im assembling a 120Mhz pentium for testing purposes =).
As soon as i get a job i want to get a nice powerfull Laptop...i rather have a laptop than a desktop nowadays.

:D :D


CyberCat
I noticed the asian writting on your wall, where you from?

bwkaz
05-02-2003, 07:06 PM
Yorsh -- floppy drive combo? That would be useful at times (don't laugh -- I've got a TON of old 720K 5.25" FAT16-formatted floppy disks, and even more 360K 5.25" CP/M-formatted ones); where'd you get it from?

My gateway/firewall:

Originally a Dell Dimension 4100, but changed a bit

P3-800 (original)
256MB PC133 SDRAM (came with 128, the second 128 is add-on)
GF2 GTS (original)
20GB hard drive (I couldn't get anything smaller at the time; just being a gateway, it has no use whatsoever for more than 4GB of space) (not original)
No sound card; no need
Some generic 56X CD drive (not original)
i815 chipset (original)

My main machine, home-built (like I should've done with the Dell... ah well):

Athlon XP 1800
256MB PC333 DDR (I want to get another 512 since it's so cheap, but just haven't gotten around to it)
GF4 Ti4200 (sans a couple of the capacitors that are normally installed... stupid fticomputer.com morons :rolleyes: )
The Yamaha DS-XG soundcard from the Dell ;)
Some generic 24x10x40x CD-RW
50GB of space over 2 drives, far too much of which is Win98-formatted (required to do remote access at work, unfortunately)
KT333 chipset, Biostar (POS) motherboard. If I built this again, I'd get MSI's KT333 motherboard.

And far, far too much heat in the area of these things. *shrug* oh well.

plattypus1
05-02-2003, 07:23 PM
Okay, the one I'm using as MY main atm is

AMD 500Mhz
CrappyOnboard sound+video
60GB HD (upgrade)
256MB PC133 RAM
40x Compaq (ECH DIE DIE DIE!!!) CD-ROM
3.25" floppy drive
Iomega ZIP-100

I know, it sucks, but I'll be doin' better soon.

saithan
05-02-2003, 07:41 PM
not including the one in my signature (which is the one i'm posting from).

AMD 1.2ghz Thunderbird
Asus A7A266
512 DDR ram
Maxtor 100gig HD
No sound
Debian woody
Toshiba dvd

AMD 1.2ghz Thunderbird
Asus A7A266 motherboard
1gig DDR ram
maxtor 100gig HD
Sound Blaster Live
Geforce3 visiontek
Creative 48x cd-rom
Slackware 8.1

Pentium4 1.6ghz
Asus A7A266 mother board
1gig DDR ram
Maxtor 80gig HD
Geforce4 128ddr
Sound blaster audigy Platinum
Toshiba DVD
RedHat 7.3

cambrige sound works DTT3500
netgear VPN firewall
Omniview 16 port KVM switch

AMD 450-k6-2
512 PC133 ram
Asus P5A-B motherboard
Maxtor 45gig HD
Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum
Voodoo3
RedHat 7.3

p486
monochrome monitor
6 linksys 10/100 eithernet
Linux router Project

p486
6gig seagate HD
SCO unix

p1-133
FreeBSD

P4-1.6ghz laptop
15" LCD
combo cd-rw/dvd
4 port USB1/2
256 DDR ram
45gig Maxtor HD
sis650/sis900
boot RedHat 7.3

AMD1.2 ThunderBird
voodoo3
debian woody

myshkin
05-02-2003, 07:41 PM
dont have a picture of it but

monitor: sony sdm-n50 lcd
cpu: intel p4 2.4b
memory: crucial 256mb pc2100
mobo: intel 845gbv
hdd: seagate 20gb/maxtor 80gb
sound: creative sblive 5.1
3d card: nvidia gf2gts
dvdrom: creative pc-dvd 12x ( for the love of god NEVER ever get this one. barely 2 months into use, and the tray keeps opening and closing whenever i try to insert a cd in it.)
cdrw: dunno, came with my gateway computer but it works good and has endured me for 4 years.
case: soldam windy

robagen
05-02-2003, 10:23 PM
Acer p-233(amd)with 64megs ram for win98se upgraded from 3.1..for "ACT". Garbage-picked it off a main street in my town. Onboard 1meg video OK.

Shuttle hot-591p or so, running Linux for the net.
AMD-500, 256megs ram, 10gig hdd. Currently running rh 7.2 on it. (The !@##$ time-display on the Latest Mandrakes WON"t sit still. ??)

IBM dual-proc pent. pro, 95megs ram, 5 gig hdd, for OS-fooling around, projects,tries at networking,etc.

:D :D peppy motherboards:D :D

madcompnerd
05-02-2003, 11:04 PM
Main desktop:
AMD Athlon XP 1800+
512 PC-2700
60GB ATA-133
Nvidia GeForce 4MX440
16X DVD, 12X10X32 CD-RW
Windows XP Pro, RedHat 9

IM/Webserver Box
Cyrix MII 300(224MHz)
128MB EDO Memory(that took some pillaging)
4.3GB 66 drive, on a 33 EIDE channel
4MB shared unaccelerated graphics
52X CD-ROM
RedHat 8.0

Router(at a family member's house, grrr)
AMD K6-2 500MHz
384MB 100MHz SyncDRAM
12.7GB 66 drive
ATI Radeon 3200 PCI
40X CD-ROM, 4X4X8 CD-RW
Windows XP(family member won't let me install linux :()

Collecting dust:
Intel Pentium Classic 100MHz
Pillaged down to 32MB EDO
800MB 33 drive
Unsure of video memory
Quad speed CD-ROM!
Vector Linux

I want my K6-2 box back! Anybody got a crappy old lap top they wanna give me? No nvm, I don't wanna deal with somebody's ill cared for Ni-Cad batteries.

jlmb
05-02-2003, 11:11 PM
Originally posted by bwkaz
Yorsh -- floppy drive combo? That would be useful at times (don't laugh -- I've got a TON of old 720K 5.25" FAT16-formatted floppy disks, and even more 360K 5.25" CP/M-formatted ones); where'd you get it from?

If you wouldn't have typed don't laugh i would have tought you were making fun of me.
:D

Don't quite remember where i got it from (think my brother brought from work...)...check ebay or similar for floppy drives combos.

I have around 30 of'em (disk i mean...not drives), i formatted one the other day and it worked.... :D :D ...DAMN they are slow!

DJones6
05-02-2003, 11:30 PM
Toshiba Satellite Laptop
850 PIII
512 mb ram
8mb 3d video (if only i could upgrade that)
8x dvd
floppy drive
external usb powered zip 100 drive
and the only microsoft thing i use anymore...their nice gaming mouse that cost too much.

Oh and I use Suse 8.1 professional.
Switched over from Windows 3 months ago and I am enjoying everything but the lack of games, but hey, i play MUDs in most of my free time and linux can definately do that.

CMonster
05-03-2003, 01:07 AM
Me (the dad): 5 Athlons (3 uniprocessor systems from 1.2Ghz and up and including a MP2000 dualie system) run the bulk of my personal hardware empire. Other than that my stuff is loaded with a lot of extras like Ultra SCSI 160, and most of the other extravagances one would expect in a modestly decent machine - tons of storage, memory, burners, decent video adapters, TV cards, etc. also networked laserjet printer, high-end scanners and so forth ... boxy 17 and 19" ViewSonic monitors

-all now worth 1/8 what I paid for it-

I also have a P3-1Ghz in my Fujitsu C-Series laptop (256MB and 40GB drive --intel is good enough to play solitare on right?)...dual boots Mandrake and SuSE Linux.

-I'm holding out for better monitors until the price comes down on the large thin panels-

My son: 3 Athlons 1.4Ghz and up (2boxy-boxes and a 1.4Ghz Sony Laptop) --AND a 17" iMac G4-1Ghz (I call it "the lamp")--

9-year old Daughter: 1 Duron 650 (running since the chip was released -and she game-hammers it every day (she dual boots Mandrake Linux and Windows 98)

With the exception of the Sony Lpatop and the iMac, all systems either run Linux exclusively or dual boot. All systems including Windows and Mac have at least some open source software such as OpenOffice or Gimp

This box I am responding from:
george@SuSE82:~> cat /proc/cpuinfo
processor : 0
vendor_id : AuthenticAMD
cpu family : 6
model : 6
model name : AMD Athlon(tm) MP 2000+
stepping : 2
cpu MHz : 1666.739
cache size : 256 KB
physical id : 0
siblings : 1
fdiv_bug : no
hlt_bug : no
f00f_bug : no
coma_bug : no
fpu : yes
fpu_exception : yes
cpuid level : 1
wp : yes
flags : fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36
mmx fxsr sse syscall mmxext 3dnowext 3dnow
bogomips : 3329.22

processor : 1
vendor_id : AuthenticAMD
cpu family : 6
model : 6
model name : AMD Athlon(tm) Processor
stepping : 2
cpu MHz : 1666.739
cache size : 256 KB
physical id : 0
siblings : 1
fdiv_bug : no
hlt_bug : no
f00f_bug : no
coma_bug : no
fpu : yes
fpu_exception : yes
cpuid level : 1
wp : yes
flags : fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36
mmx fxsr sse syscall mmxext 3dnowext 3dnow
bogomips : 3329.22

StarKnight83
05-03-2003, 01:41 AM
homebuilt

amd 1600+ xp
512 ram (133mhz)
60GB harddrive (7200rpm)
64MB TI200 geforce3
cdrw
dvdrom
250MB zip

dual boot xp and mandrake 9.0

mage492
05-03-2003, 01:50 AM
Are you ready for the longwindedness of a loving parent that you have just unleashed?

*ahem*

Foxicle
-Mac Classic
-8 MHz Motorola 68000 CPU
-4 Mb RAM
40 Mb Scuzzy drive (internal)
The first computer that was my very own (non-family). It is like a best friend to me. Collect dust? Not on your life! After my Grandmother stopped using it, several years ago, it was sent to our basement (kiss of death). I found it, though, and started using it. Though the video sweep board is going out on it, it's still cooler than any other computer in the world! (I'm considering either replacing the board or using the computer as the basis for an extremely simple robot, when it goes out.) I don't care if it's obscelete! I'M KEEPING IT!!!

Cid
-Mac SE
-8 MHz Motorola 68000 CPU
-4 Mb RAM
-40 Mb Scuzzy drive (external, since it's own went out. The drive is called "Celes."
This is another abandoned one that I found. I'm planning on using it to teach a friend that Windoze is NOT the coolest operating system. (Hey, it may be an Apple, but it's still better than M$, right?) Since its hard drive is out of commission, I'm considering removing both the drive and the associated cooling fan. Maybe I could even find a way to fix the drive!

Mog
-iBook
-128 Mb RAM
-30 Gb hard drive
-CD burner
This is the only computer that I've ever actually purchased. I'm currently using it to post on this thread. I don't have the extremely close personal attachment to this one that I do to some others (Foxicle), but it's still cool.

Sabin
-Quadra 900
(I don't know any specifics, yet. I just got it, recently.)

Edgar
233 MHz PII
This is one that my Dad's company was throwing away, so I claimed it. It's currently my only Linux box (I need something to learn on, after all!). It doesn't have a monitor or anything, at the moment, so it has to be run via the network.

I will soon claim a Quadra 700, but it doesn't yet have a name, and I don't know much about it. It must be dredged from our basement...

I also have an ancient gray Toshiba-something that I'm sending to college with a friend. Just as long as it has a home... I haven't done much with it, yet, but I plan to put Linux on it (under KDE, to make the transition easier).

Last, but not least, I may be getting a PowerMac 5***, as well. Someone else claimed it before me, but if it's not out of the hallway in a week...

*gasps for air* Well, that was fun. Unfortunately, I don't have any pictures, at the moment.

randabis
05-03-2003, 04:02 AM
I don't name mine..

AMD Athlon XP 1800+
ECS K5735A Pro Motherboard
512MB PC2100 RAM
ATI Radeon 9000 Pro 128MB DDR
Soundblaster Audigy MP3+
20GB WD 7200RPM ATA100
80GB WD 7200RPM ATA100
Sony 24/10/40x cdrw
pioneer 8x dvd
no floppy
Belkin wireless internet adapter (USB)
Epson Stylus C42 USB printer
Generic optical mouse (PS/2)
Logitech Internet Keyboard (PS/2)
400 watt PS
Custom case, see through window, fan in the middle with red and blue LEDs

I think that's all. I have three others in the house, but this is the only one that's truely mine.

ricstr
05-03-2003, 05:16 AM
AMD Athlon XP2500+
Twinmoss 1024MB DDR333
Asus A7v333
ATI Radeon Video card
Reltek 8139
40GB Seagate Barracuda IV
Sony CDRW
Sony DVD
Alps Floppy

17" Toshiba Tekbright718

-----------------------------------------
(Currently Inet Gateway)

AMD K6 200MHz
64MB SD Ram
PC-Chips Motherboard
Seagate 1.7 GB HDD
Linksys EtherPCI II
Hayes Accura V.92
Old CDRom and Floppy

Ms Windows 2000 Pro (Linux dont work Modem :\)

15" Monitor (from a Time system)

------------------------------------------
(Soon to be Gateway, needs an ISA NIC)

486DX2
12MB 72Pin Ram
Quantum 600MB HDD

-----------------------------------------
(Used for old dos games)

IBM 386
2MB RAM
80MB HDD

Dos 6, Pacman, Wolf 3D, Turbo C

11" Monitor (the monitor has a weird printer like connector that supplies power to main unit)

madcompnerd
05-03-2003, 09:23 AM
CMonster,
What a family!
Is the iMac one of those awful bubble lookin things? Does it have heat issues?

bwkaz
05-03-2003, 09:33 AM
Originally posted by Yorsh
If you wouldn't have typed don't laugh i would have tought you were making fun of me.
:D :D Nope.

Don't quite remember where i got it from (think my brother brought from work...)...check ebay or similar for floppy drives combos. Hmm... all right. Thanks!

DJones6
05-03-2003, 10:57 AM
I like how he named them after FF characters. Sabin was the man. No one knows. Sorry, just had to add.

ashibaka
05-03-2003, 11:34 AM
Here is Clowbook...
333MHz AMD K6-2 (Good ol' 3DNow)
Generic 4GB HD
SiS video card
Generic CD-ROM drive
Generic, broken monitor which I have to whack every 30 minutes or so to keep it from getting fuzzy

Um... that's everything :)

Hatecrime69
05-03-2003, 12:11 PM
main-homebuilt
AMD 1.1ghz thunderbird
Fic Az11 motherboard
256mb pc133
Sb Live! value w/ Altec lansing acs33 speakers
Msi geforce 4mx 440-t 64mb ddr
Adaptec AHA-2930U scsi adapter (unsure if working in linux yet)
Hewlett Packard Scanjet 5p (defnitely not working in linux yet, think i need to install something to get it to work that i haven't gotten around to)
some intel chip-based network card (not setup in linux yet)
linksys lne100tx
Viewsonic E655 monitor
Creative Labs 48x cd-rom
Saitek p750 usb gamepad (don't care about this in linux, hardly use it in windows even)
Wacom Graphire usb tablet (need to figure out how to get this to work in linux)
Logitech quickcam express (don't care about this in linux, barely use it)
20gb hard drive (5gb to linux, 15 to windows)
Windows 98se and Suse linux 7.2 (not the biggest fan of suse..next time i get a new distro i might change back to mandrake or try red hat/debian :) )

Second pc

Hewlett Packard Pavilion 8160
Pentium 233mmx
some intel motherboard
96mb ram (olny 2 pairs of edo slots is terrible, i have much more edo ram available that has no space here)
Onboard Ati video and Voodoo 1 (voodoo 1 not setup yet..it's in there cause i have no better use for it ;) )
Acer Acerview 11d monitor
some 16x cd-rom drive
6gb hard drive (/ and /temp)
1.2gb hard drive (/home)
Sb awe 64 (too lazy to take it out after i was stuck with this pc for awhile before getting a replacement power suppy for my main pc)
big keyboard and mouse that is messed up :mad:
Mandrake 7.1 (i like this better than suse 7.2..but this won't seem to get past the booting for the installer in my main system)

no use what-so-ever at the moment..

currently a table
Compaq prolenia 5100
cpu/hard drive/cd-rom/network card/ram/ all stripped to the hp system
currently used as a table for the scanner on main pc :)

notebook
386 w/o co-processor
4mb ram
40 or 60mb hard drive (can't remember witch..)
window 3.1

wow, i have more stuff than i thought ;)

Gertrude
05-03-2003, 09:01 PM
1.) P133 w/ 128 RAM 3 gig HDD

2.) AMD thunderbird 1Ghz 30gig HDD, geforce2 pro, 386 RAM

3.) AMD Xp2600 2X512 corsair XMS RAM, 80 gog HDD, ATI 9700pro

4.) HP 1.1 Ghz laptop, 256 RAM, 20 gig HDD

5.) DEC Alpha with dual 233 64 bit CPUs, 7bay scsi tower with 4 HDD one 4.3Gig and three 2.1Gig HDD. 128 MEG of ram. ( I ony have 1 CPU in it though)



and collecting....

RWiggum
05-03-2003, 10:07 PM
I've been mildly disturbed with the rate at which I have accumulated hardware in the past few years. I'm glad to know I'm in good company.

My Hurd:

1.) Athlon T-bird AYHJA stepping - 1.33GHz overclocked to 1.53MHz
Asus A7V133
Alpha PAL8045 Cooler
512MB PC133 CAS2
GeForce2 Ti 64MB
SB Live!
3COM 3c905B NIC
Adaptec SCSI-160 w/ Seagate Cheetah 9GB
WD SE 80GB w/ 8MB Cache
Creative 52X CD-ROM
HP 8x CD-RW
Antec Plus660AMG Case
OS: RH9 - for now. Soon to be fdisked.
I plan to go with Debian Woody on 80GB drive and Slack 9 on the SCSI. Will be my high-performance rig - gaming, graphics (GIMP/Blender), CD mixing.

2.) K6-III+ 450 OC'ed to 550
FIC VA-503+
128MB PC100 CAS2
Riva TNT2 M64 16MB
SB PCI512
8GB+4GB ATA/33 drives
Asus 52X CD-ROM
OS: RH7.3
My first Linux box, and my old favorite hot-rod. Going to my sister soon, so I have to re-install Win98.

3.) Sun Ultra 5
UltraSparc-IIi 400Mhz
512MB ECC PC100
Ati Rage Pro 4MB - soon to be some Rage128 variant
Promise Ultra133/TX2 - still hoping I can get this working
WD 20GB ATA100
Lite-On 52x24x52x CD-RW
OS: Why, Debian/Sparc, of course. My new toy. I love this rig. Not particularly fast at everything, but smooth in its own way. I'm sticking all manner of PC hardware in it, in blatant defiance of what Sun supports. :p

4.) Thinkpad A20m
Celery 550Mhz
256MB PC100
Ati Rage Pro 4MB - I can't get away from this wretched little mach64 chip.
Sh*ttySound (tm)
Xircom Linmodem
OS: RH7.3 - old faithful
My work box. Can't rearrange its guts like I do the desktops, so it tends to stay reliable. Posting from it now.

As you can see, I like limited-production AMD CPUs that I can wring every last cycle out of, and exotic hardware. If I can get comfortable with tweaking the Sun I may acquire an Ultra 10 also. There's just something about Unix workstations.

Alex Cavnar, aka alc6379
05-03-2003, 11:29 PM
Hey RWiggum:

That Ultra5 working out for you? I hope so!

Here's my list, hopefully to get even longer in the near future:

Hoss - main box

700mhz Duron
512MB PC133
Crappy SiS630 onboard video
onboard LAN, sound
20GB hdd
30GB hdd
52x24x52 CDRW

Dual boots Win2k and FreeBSD 4.8.

The thing's just sitting in a frame that was once a PC case. I ripped all of the plastic parts off, and now it's got all of the power switches/LED's hanging free!

SparcStation 5

70mhz Sparc processor
80MB RAM
2GB SCA hard drive
500MB SCA hard drive
Dual SCSI busses
TurboGX video
8X 50-pin SCSI CD
onboard 10BT Ethernet

Running Debian 3.0

proliant
Compaq Proliant 1500R
120mhz Pentium
16MB RAM
3 10/100 NICs
8x SCSI CDROM
4x4.3GB hotswap SCSI drives,
160MB hotswap SCSI drive

FreeBSD 4.6

Rodan

Power Mac 8500
300mhz G3 PPC chip *just added
252MB RAM *just added
8x CDROM
2GB SCSI hdd
External 350MB Magneto Optical Drive

Running Debian Sarge

Martin

Mac IIci
40mhz upgraded '040 processor
2GB drive
48MB RAM
external SCSI 4x CDROM
NuBus 10BT NIC

Running Mac OS 7.1. It FLIES for its age!

Pokey

Powerbook 5300c
100mhz PowerPC 603/601(?)
40MB RAM
3GB hard drive
10BT Farralon PCMCIA NIC

Dual boots MacOS 8.6 and Debian 3.0

That's all I have now... I have in the works to build an AMD XP2000+ box to retire Hoss, and I'm about to "inherit" a Power Macintosh 8600/250mhz machine this week. I can guarantee that I'll have Debian running on that box before the week is up!

<edit>

Okay... I got the other PowerMac, and I updated the 8500. Here's the new acquisition:

Mothra

250mhz 604e PPC processor
2x4GB SCSI hdds
252 MB RAM
10/100 Ethernet
16xCDROM
Internal 100MB Zip drive

Running Debian Sarge, just like the 8500.

CMonster
05-03-2003, 11:40 PM
CMonster,
What a family!
Is the iMac one of those awful bubble lookin things? Does it have heat issues?

The iMac is the one that looks like a lamp stand where the guts are in the base and the monitor is one of those adjustable thin panels -I think it's really cool and I am quite impressed with OS-X

RWiggum
05-04-2003, 12:10 AM
Originally posted by Alex Cavnar, aka alc6379
Hey RWiggum:

That Ultra5 working out for you? I hope so!


Yeah, man. Thanks for the Sparc disks. It's a lot of work to learn new hardware, but it's been pretty interesting. I spent the afternoon learning how to compile a 64-bit Debian kernel package. I'm trying to get the ATA/133 controller working, but I think I need a 2.4.20 kernel for that. I won't be able to boot from it, so I've got to figure out how to make a custom boot CD. The things that Sun never intended... :D

Kaligraphic
05-04-2003, 11:10 PM
Desktop: emachines T1100
Windows XP
Intel Celeron 1GHz
384MB RAM
18.64GB HD
1 18.61GB partition (NTFS)
1 31MB partition (NTFS)
37.28GB HD
1 31.48GB partition (FAT32)
1 31MB partition (FAT) - unmounted
1 996MB partition (NTFS)
1 4.79GB partition (NTFS)
CDRW drive
Intel i810 graphics (on-board)
Ethernet card
on-board sound
2 USB ports

Laptop: IBM Thinkpad 380XD
Debian 3.0
Intel Pentium 2 300MHz
96MB RAM
4GB HD
1 3.8GB partition (ext2)
1 200MB or so swap partition
CD drive
onboard graphics (using neomagic driver)
2 pcmcia type 2 slots
I think it uses a Crystal 4232 or something like that for sound, but I haven't figured that part out yet.
1 USB port (haven't messed with because I don't have much to plug into it)

dimitrylevin
05-04-2003, 11:35 PM
Desktop:

Athlon 1.1 ghz
512 MB RAM
60 GB HD
16 MB Nvidia graphics card
Redhat 9/Windows XP

alan79
05-05-2003, 10:49 AM
Home

Athlon 1Ghz
Microstar MB
128 Mb
32 mb TNT2 Nvidia graphics card
Audigy 2
48x24x48 Sony CDRW
16 x DVDROM
Case window
Blue CC
Rounded cables
Dual boot XP and RH 7.3
19" CRT
56K dial up connection

Ageing Mac - dont know what type, used for software testing

Mitsubishi Apricot
P120
64mbs RAM
1.5 GB hd
4mb graphics card
Going to be running smoothwall soon. This was the best PC doing the rounds in 96 that I could afford cost a fortune now its going to be a firewall.... o well.

Work - all on fast ethernet connection

PIII - 800
256 ram
various scsi goodies

Mac power PC 6500/275 0s 9

PII - 400
128mb
4 GB HD
RH 9.0

alan79
05-05-2003, 11:05 AM
and a zaurus 5500 that arrived saturday

skeito
05-12-2003, 01:42 AM
This is what is under one of my four desks.
http://www.cheap*******.com/backup/all-on.jpg

zmerlinz
05-12-2003, 06:14 AM
you lucky bugger!!!

*jealous* :p

goon12
05-12-2003, 09:59 AM
Workstation:
p4 1.4ghz
512MB RDRAM
2 Western Digital 40GB HD's
1 Sony CD-R/RW
1 48xCDROM
RedHat 7.3

Webserver/IRC/Router
p3 450mhz
256MB SDRAM
2 WesterDigital 40GB HD's
1 48xCDROM
Rh 7.3

My 2 roomates both have Win2k Pro boxen on MY lan :D


I have a OEM Gateway p1-133mhz 2.4gb HD 64MB Ram, and a Tandy 1000 with 256K RAM, and a 5.25" Floppy drive sitting in my room doing nadda

WackyOldWiz
05-12-2003, 10:50 AM
As below + HP Omnibook XE3 (1gig celeron)

aNoob
05-12-2003, 04:16 PM
Home:
home made computer P4 1.4 Ghz , 512Mb ram , GF4 Ti4600
Work:
Dell inspiron 3800 celeron 600 256 mb ram ATI mobility 8MB

Alex Cavnar, aka alc6379
05-13-2003, 03:41 AM
bump...

I just updated my list! See above...

roamingnomad
05-13-2003, 04:28 AM
skeito:

"b-- uj-- da-- oc-- ck--"

Have you accumulated all that over the years, or did you blow all your savings once?

As for me:
Built it myself
Athlon 1700+
GeForce 2 MX
KT3 Ultra (motherboard) with internal sound card
128 MB DDR RAM
40 GB Hard Drive
Dual Booting WinXP/RH Linux

Considering I built it myself (and was on a $550 budget) I got the cheapest case that still seemed (and was) worth it. I should stop using all these parentheses (They're really annoying)

Family Computer:
Dell from... '95, I think
Pentium II 350 MHz (or Mhz? I always get mixed up)
ATi Rage with 4 MB of RAM, can't remember model
192 MB RAM
40 GB Hard Drive
WinME, with a 10MB partition for a Linux that was never installed... *sigh*

I read all that, remember that I'm still only 11, and thank God for all his blessings... like Linux!

skeito
05-13-2003, 05:02 AM
roamingnomad:

I have been collecting stuff for years, although the ultra 2' dual 400mhz 1gb ram machines are new.

Here are some more actually that I have not added into my array under the desk. (Ran out of plugs in the UPS lol) http://www.cheap*******.com/backup/closet-suns.jpg

Just picked up two more ultra5's@400mhz (new in the box) and six sparc5's too. Do not know what I am going to do with the sparc5's though... might sell them.

I also picked up a whole bunch of stuff from the Excite@Home auction when they liquidated alot of their equipment. What did I get? Don't know yet.. will let ya know when I dig into that.. I am still trying to wade through all the inventory that I picked up in January. I just need to figure out what I am going to get rid of. cause' all this stuff is for my personal use.

skeito