Systems
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A brief list of my home systems:
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zion
2.8 GHz Pentium IV HT, 1 GiB RAM, Asus P4P800-E Deluxe motherboard. Antec Performance II SX1040BII case - best case I've ever worked with. 2 x 40 GiB Seagate ST340014A disks, in RAID 1 for OS, 3 x 120 GiB Seagate ST3120026A disks in RAIDframe RAID 5.
Running NetBSD-4.0_BETA2 x86 + MP kernel.
Runs as a public ftp and http server. And runs internally as a MySQL server, PostgreSQL server, NFS server, NetBoot server, Squid cache, Samba server, Netatalk server, Wireless LAN router, NetBSD build box and backup server. Probably other stuff, too.
This system also runs as my internet firewall, with ADSL2 PPPoE link currently from Exetel (using an old Alcatel SpeedTouch Home ADSL1 modem, though), and DNS A records (stix.id.au, stix.homeunix.net) from DynDNS.org.
For the curious, here's this systems last dmesg (bootlog) and some firewall statistics.
marvin
Little Dell Dimension C521, with AMD Athlon 64 dual-core 3800 (2 GHz), only 512 MiB RAM, and built in NVIDIA GeForce 6150 LE (unfortunately with no mode switching support in the 'nv' driver in xorg or XFree86).
NetBSD 4.0_BETA2 is installed, but mainly runs Windows XP when I have to. Came installed with Vista (yuck!).
Old box was a 900 MHz Athlon, 1 GiB RAM, 1 x 20 GiB Seagate ST320423A disk for NetBSD and xen, 1 x 17 GiB Seagate ST317221A disk. After a power glitch that fried the motherboard, disk, CD drive, PCI sound card, PCI SCSI card and even a USB mouse (yes, the magic blue smoke escaped!), all but the case, fans and RAM is scrapped.
eniac
DEC Alpha Multia AXPpci233 233 MHz, 32 MiB RAM, 500 MiB SCSI disk.
Runs NetBSD-3.0 alpha netbooted or OpenVMS 7.2 on local disk.
Unfortunately, something is fried in the poor thing, it no longer powers on.
orac
Sun SPARCserver 5, MB86904 110 MHz CPU, 64 MiB RAM, bunch of old SCSI disks (unplugged, too noisy!), running NetBSD-4.99.xx, netbooted off zion.
kitt
Apple Macintosh Quadra 605, 25 MHz 68040, 20 MiB RAM, Quantum Fireball 1080S 1 GiB SCSI disk, running NetBSD 4.99.xx. Yes, a 1993 vintage system running the latest and greatest NetBSD release, and running it quite well.
pbg3
Apple Powerbook G3 'Wallstreet', 300 MHz PowerPC G3 (PowerPC 750), 320 MiB RAM, 8 GiB disk.
Ran Mac OS X 10.2.8, until the disk finally gave out after sounding really bad for a year or more.
