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Article #284FS: Sun SM-52 CPU modules, 20D10 monitor, Sparc LC and IPX systems (Syd)
From: Craig Dewick
Date: Wed, 11 Aug 1999 00:00
Date: Wed, 11 Aug 1999 00:00
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Hi,
I have a number of items of Sun equipment for sale which have recently been
retired from my personal use due to upgrades, etc.:
- A pair of SM-52 50 Mhz Supersparc CPU modules removed from a Sparc 10.
These each have *two* meg of cache RAM instead of the usual 1 meg found
on SM-51's. Otherwise they're the same. I'd like $225 each for these.
- Sun/Sony GDM-20D10 colour monitor (with remote control). Brightness isn't
superb (but still very good), and the case has some minor marks and
cracks in the plastic, but it works perfectly otherwise. I'll consider
offers over $225 for this beastie.
- Sparc IPX (sun-4c series, 40 MHz) base unit. This box has 64 meg of RAM
fitted to it, and with the addition of a 3.5" narrow (50 pin) SCSI drive
inside it would make an ideal low-end machine. It's got on-board SCSI,
ethernet (AUI), and a cg6 colour framebuffer. Offers over $375 (due the
the ammount of RAM) will be considered.
- Sparc Classic (sun-4m series, 50 MHz) base unit. This one also has 64 meg
of RAM and no disk. Add a disk, install Solaris, and you've got a working
machine. It's got on-board SCSI, ethernet (twisted pair + AUI), and a cg3
colour framebuffer. Offers over $475 on this box please.
- Conner 1 gig SCA SCSI drive (Sun part 370-1964) removed from a Sparc 20,
complete with the special plastic mounting frame. It's a drop-in fitting
for a Sparc 5 or 20, and also will work in a Sparc 4. $150 (includes the
mounting frame).
I can supply keyboard sets, etc. through SRK, and I can install a disk drive
into the bases as well as install Solaris for an extra $50 (per drive) if
you supply me with a suitable SCSI drive. The SCA drive can't be used in the
Classic or IPX, just so you know.
Please email me, or phone me on 04-1115-8574, if you're interested in any of
these items. I will *not* ship the monitor, and I'd prefer not to ship the
base units (pick up is preferred for the monitor and/or the bases), but
other items can be shipped easily.
Regards,
Craig.
PS. I've also got a copy of Solaris 2.6 on CD-R available. Make me an
offer... 8-)
--
Craig Dewick. Send email to "cdewick@lios.apana.org.au"
Point a web browser at 'http://lios.apana.org.au/~cdewick/sun_shack.html' to
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