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Re: FS: Sparc 20 clone, IPX, 8 meg vsimm, Sparc ram, 17" monitors, cdroms Framebuffers and more

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From: Attila Siha
Date: Sun, 02 Jul 2000 00:00
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Hi all, 

I will be away for a week interstate and won't be able to reply to any
emails.  I will return on the 9th, incase any one emails me regarding
all the sparc gear.  Email me and I will reply when I return.

Thank You

Attila


On Sat, 01 Jul 2000 06:28:04 GMT, arti@hotkey.net.au (Attila Siha)
wrote:

>
>Hi all,
>
>I have the following for sale:
>
>	1 x 8 meg Vsimm for a sparc 20 to add 24 bit video.
>	$300.00
>
>	1 x 16 megg simm for a sparc 20 part no. 501-2479 made
>	by Samsung
>	$45.00
>
>	1 x 16 meg simm for a Sparc 10 part no. 501-2273 also made by
>	Samsung
>	$40.00
>
>3 x Sony GDM-17e10 17" Sun branded monitors with cables.
>"Excellent" cosmetic  and working condition.
>$250.00 each
>
>1 x Sony GDM-1662b 16" Sun Monitor with cable.
>In Excellent cosmetic  and working condition.
>Nice and bright.
>$100.00
>
>I have a GCS Scorpion Sparc 20 Server Clone with a hypersparc 90mhz
>(511-6224) processor 64 megs of ram (4 x 16 meg simms), 3 x 2 gig 7200
>rpm Fujitsu scsi disks, floppy, cdrom, 4mm wangdat DAT tape, SCSI,
>network, built in ISDN, type 5 keyboard, mouse and pad.
>
>This machine is big, it is a full tower height and 2 atx cases wide.
>It has room for one more disk.  It has lockable front doors.
>
>This machine is well configured (for its age) and as far as i know is
>fully sparc compatible.  I have included a console post to show what
>comes up at boot time.  It does not have a frame buffer but I will
>install a GX.  I have not had a chance to fully test it as I am going
>interstate for a week.  So it will have to wait, but it did boot fine
>via a console.
>
>$900.00
>
>Add $70.00 for a sony gdm-1662b 16" monitor
>
>1 x Sparc IPX with 40mhz cpu, 64 megs of ram, builtin GX
>framebuffer, 2 sbus slots (one has an Aurora serial card, no cable)
>, 540 meg disk, floppy. Type 4 keyboard, mouse and pad.
>The lid is from an IPC  as the original was missing the badge 
>so I swapped the lid.
>$220.00
>
>1 x Toshiba XM4101b 4 x cdrom, sparc bootable and fits in a sparc 5
>and 20 but does not have the mounting parts.
>$100.00
>$160.00 in an external 411 case with cable.
>
>1 x Western Digital Enteprise 2170 2.1gig SCSI 3 SCA 80 pin Scsi Disk,
>suit Sparc 4,5,20.
>$140.00
>
>1x Sony cdu-8012  cdrom sun original in a 411 case, sun bootable.
>$100.00
>
>1 Sun model Q-A6 sparc laser printer.  Looks like it has toner.  It
>powers up with C3 on the digital display and the top light flashing.
>I cannot test this so it is as is.  It has a paper tray (it has a
>crack in it but it is not bad) However I will refund your money
>if it does not work.
>$100.00
>
>1 x 811 full height external SCSI cases with 1.6 gig scsi disk, Sun
>badged.
>$180.00 each
>
>1 x Archive python dds-1 DAT backup tape drive 3-5 gig.  Internal 5
>1/4 faceplate, no mounting rails.
>$100.00
>
>2 x Sparc Lunch stands.   Allows you to neatly & safely stand your
>IPC/IPX  on its side.  Matches standard Sun color scheme (light
>purple).  An accessory for your workstation to make the small
>footprint of your IPC/IPX even smaller!
>$45.00 each  or $25 with the IPX mentioned above
>
>
>1 x TGX+ 4 meg 8 bit Frame buffer, up to 1600 x 1280 @ 76 resolution.
>$250.00
>
>1 x TGX Frame Buffer
>$100.00 each
>
>2 x GX Frame Buffers 
>$80.00 each
>
>2 x CG3 Frame buffers.
>$40.00 each 
>
>1 x Sparc 2 floppy with mounting bracket and cable
>$30.00
>
>2 x Sparc Floppies to suit sparcs (they are taken out of  
>IPC's but should work with any sparcs) with cable.
>$25.00 or $45.00 with lunch box mounting bracket.
>
>10 x Type 5 Keyboards.  You clean them. (no mice)
>$30.00 each
>
>
>3 x Synoptics model 928 10 base T Tranceivers.
>$30.00 each
>
>10 x D13w3 male to male monitor cables about 1 metre long
>$25.00
>
>10 x Type 4 Keyboard optical mouse and pad sets
>$30.00 per set, on special, but you clean them 8-)
>
>I have Solaris 7 Media.  This is the personal edition that I bought
>when Sun had their special on.  It is the cardboard sleeve edition,
>not the boxed set.  It contains Solaris 7 for Sparc cd, Solaris 7 for
>Intel Cd, Soalris 7 Documentation Cd, and a floppy for
>booting x86 solaris.  I will also chuck in the Sun original Staroffice
>cd.
>
>The "Best" offer gets it.
>
>I am located in Melbourne but can cod.
>
>Email me if you are interested
>
>Thanks
>
>Attila
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From: arti@hotkey.net.au (Attila Siha)
Subject: Re: FS: Sparc 20 clone, IPX, 8 meg vsimm, Sparc ram, 17" monitors, cdroms Framebuffers and more
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