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Started by Chris Davis
Tue, 08 May 1990 21:48
IBM RT 6151-115 For Sale (price reduced)
Author: Chris Davis
Date: Tue, 08 May 1990 21:48
Date: Tue, 08 May 1990 21:48
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F O R S A L E
IBM RT model 115 (6151-115) upgraded with the Advanced Processor Card:
o 70 MB 5.25" hard disk drive (EESDI 1:1 interleave 28 mS), (an
extra ESDI drive (on same controller) may be added externally)
o 4 MB 80 nS ECC (32+8 bit) memory, upgradeable to 16 MB total
o 6157-001 60 MB streaming tape backup unit and controller + many tapes
o 25 MHz 68881 floating point coprocessor on processor/MMU card
o 4 x rs232 110-19.2kBd ports on one board (8250 uarts, IBM manufacture)
o 5151 monochrome display (green), effective baud rate 56 Kbaud
o console display adapter and parallel printer port
o AIX (Unix) 2.2 / VRM 2.2, fully licensed + lots of extra software
o RT AT Simulator (emulates a 640 KB AT simultaneously with UNIX)
executes on console or simultaneously on separate color EGA monitor
o 101 key soft touch keyboard
o 1.2 MB 5.25" floppy disk drive (extra drive may be added)
o COMPLETE set of manuals, inc. Hardware and Technical References
o mouse (IBM RT mouse)
o all cables (incl. display extension), keys, diagnostics, etc.
This machine passes all IBM diagnostics, and is in perfect working order.
I need more money to pay for flight training, so must sell this computer.
If you're looking for a good deal on a UNIX machine, this may be for you.
>>>> Asking $3500 obo <<< ( No reasonable offer will be refused )
p.s. I am willing to provide a reasonable amount of free telephone
support to the purchaser of this system.
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| |__| |__| | |__ Chris J. Davis chris@locus.com lcc!chris@seas.ucla.edu
|__ | | | \ | ___| (213) 338-7820 {uunet,ucla-se,elroy!turnkey}!lcc!chris
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