balug:offered_wanted_hardware_etc
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| - | |wanted |memory DDR3 1333MHZ 8GiB | | | | up to 2|<Michael.Paoli@cal.berkeley.edu>|ECC preferred but not required. Help upgrade hardware BALUG & SF-LUG runs on most of the time | | + | |wanted |memory DDR2 667 MHz 1GiB ECC | | | | up to 2|<Michael.Paoli@cal.berkeley.edu>|Help upgrade hardware BALUG & SF-LUG runs on regularly but not most of the time (essentially anytime my laptop isn't available at home) |
| - | |wanted |memory DDR2 667 MHz 1GiB ECC | | | | up to 2|<Michael.Paoli@cal.berkeley.edu>|Help upgrade hardware BALUG & SF-LUG runs on regularly but not most of the time (essentially anytime my laptop isn't available at home) | | + | |offered |MidTower PC and monitor |Dell |PowerEdge SC430 | | 1|<acohen36@gmail.com> |Functional midtower PC containing 1.0 GB RAM with x86_64 antiX Linux installed onto internal 80GB SATA drive; functional 17" Dell monitor included; two std power cables, one std VGA monitor cable and one Cat5E ethernet patch cable included; keyboard and mouse are not included | |
| - | |offered |32-bit desktop PC |IBM/Lenovo ThinkCentre |M50-8187E1U |KCNG3X8 | 1|<acohen36@gmail.com> |[[https://www.manualslib.com/manual/406127/Ibm-8185-Thinkcentre-M50-256-Mb-Ram.html?page=39#manual|Manual..]] Functional desktop PC with PS/2 mouse and keyboard included as well as "some" of the PC's cables. Has GNU/Linux Debian Testing "buster" installed onto two 80 GB EIDE/PATA hdds. 4 GiB PC2-5300 RAM, NVIDIA NV5 [Riva TNT2 Model 64 / Model 64 Pro] graphics card, 2 DVD-RW optical drives, built-in Intel 82562EZ 10/100 Ethernet adapter,...etc. Monitor and monitor cables not included. | | + | |offered |Computer case and peripherals |Antec MicroATX mini-tower computer case ||| 1|<acohen36@gmail.com> |Computer case; SU-300 switching power supply and extra p.s.u. (300W peak power); P-ATA CD-R drive; P-ATA/EIDE hard disk drives capacity >= 120GB ; EIDE ribbon cable; standard power cable and ethernet patch cable included | |
| - | |offered |all-in-one inkjet/scanner/FAX/... |Brother |MFC-210C |U61083H4F319287 | 1|<Michael.Paoli@cal.berkeley.edu>|[[http://support.brother.com/g/b/spec.aspx?c=us&lang=en&prod=mfc210c_all|Specifications ...]] Makes for good scanner with [[http://www.sane-project.org/|SANE]] on, e.g. Linux (I used it for such some years ago); printing? - probably needs TLC to unclog + newer ink (cartridges) (of course) - printed fine when I tried it years ago, but not again years later - even with new ink cartridge, lots of media slots, FAX capable, I have archives of relevant materials from Brother web sites, some (bottom) plastic might be due bit of TLC too (wasn't ideally stored)| | + | |offered |10/100 SOHO router/switch & power adapter|Linksys |WRT54GS v7.0 |CGNC1G8F9152 | 1|<acohen36@gmail.com>|Consumer-grade 5-port ethernet router/switch with DD-WRT firmware installed; original WAN port remapped to be the fifth switch port and wireless routing effectively disabled | |
| |offered |Gig unmanaged switch & power supply|D-Link |DGS-1005D |DR1914C001239 | 1|<Michael.Paoli@cal.berkeley.edu>|It's dead - but likely not both the power supply and the switch itself | | |offered |Gig unmanaged switch & power supply|D-Link |DGS-1005D |DR1914C001239 | 1|<Michael.Paoli@cal.berkeley.edu>|It's dead - but likely not both the power supply and the switch itself | | ||
| |offered |hard drive 1TB SATA |Seagate |ST31000NSSUN1.0T|9QJ3NDRE | 1|<Michael.Paoli@cal.berkeley.edu>|NOT for important data! 1000204886016 bytes, 1953525168 512 byte blocks/sectors The SMART data is scary (e.g.: ATTRIBUTE_NAME:Seek_Error_Rate FAIL:NOW RAW_VALUE:185787439933046), but regardless - I was able to do badblocks(8) -sw on the entire drive with zero hard errors. Maybe for your RAID-6 experiments, or that extra backup that's not at all critical, or ??? | | |offered |hard drive 1TB SATA |Seagate |ST31000NSSUN1.0T|9QJ3NDRE | 1|<Michael.Paoli@cal.berkeley.edu>|NOT for important data! 1000204886016 bytes, 1953525168 512 byte blocks/sectors The SMART data is scary (e.g.: ATTRIBUTE_NAME:Seek_Error_Rate FAIL:NOW RAW_VALUE:185787439933046), but regardless - I was able to do badblocks(8) -sw on the entire drive with zero hard errors. Maybe for your RAID-6 experiments, or that extra backup that's not at all critical, or ??? | | ||
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