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Sparc memory, SBUS NICs, NVRAMS avail' from Portland, Oregon

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Ted Havelka

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Mar 29, 2011, 6:09:01 PM3/29/11
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Hello port-sparc members,

In Portland, Oregon, I have a small but densely packed box of Sun Sparc
parts, to give to any interested port-sparc/Sun system user. Prefer to
donate to developers, if there are any interested remaining.

The box contains mostly 200-pin memory sticks, between 50 and 60 of them,
many matched pairs. There are several SBUS cards, mostly NICs, including
a 4-port NIC or two.

There are five or six NVRAMs, battery statae unknown, but most with
their extraction-aiding carriers. There are also some small hardware
pieces, a few SBUS slot covers.

Most all of these parts were salvaged from SS10 and SS20 machines.

I'm happy to ship these to a recipient, who will pay the cost of the
shipping.

Will hold onto these a couple weeks, then must recycle them.


- Ted
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Mar 29, 2011, 6:24:12 PM3/29/11
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Hi Ted,

Hope it finds a decent home. If none of the NetBSD SPARC people respond,
you might also try the OpenBSD SPARC port. :)

Regards,
Al.


On Tue, 29 Mar 2011, Ted Havelka wrote:

>
> Hello port-sparc members,
>
> In Portland, Oregon, I have a small but densely packed box of Sun Sparc
> parts, to give to any interested port-sparc/Sun system user. Prefer to
> donate to developers, if there are any interested remaining.
>
> The box contains mostly 200-pin memory sticks, between 50 and 60 of them,
> many matched pairs. There are several SBUS cards, mostly NICs, including a
> 4-port NIC or two.
>
> There are five or six NVRAMs, battery statae unknown, but most with their
> extraction-aiding carriers. There are also some small hardware pieces, a few
> SBUS slot covers.
>
> Most all of these parts were salvaged from SS10 and SS20 machines.
>
> I'm happy to ship these to a recipient, who will pay the cost of the
> shipping.
>
> Will hold onto these a couple weeks, then must recycle them.
>
>
> - Ted
> - O
> Portland State Aerospace Society - _<_\_ FreeGeek Community Center
> http://psas.pdx.edu W >\_ http://www.freegeek.org
> t...@cs.pdx.edu ( ) ( ) t...@freegeek.org
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>
>

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