Computers/retired/archive

Beaker

• OS: Windows 98
• sysbd: Shuttle AK11 v3.2
• RAM: 768 MB (1.5 GB max) - 3 x 168-Pin PC100/PC133 SDRAM
• CPU: AMD Duron 1 GHz

Harena's Windows-addiction machine, now used only for Eudora and games

Basically decommissioned as of March 2014; Eudora has been moved to FakeBeaker (Win98SE running in VirtualBox on Bunsen). Beaker is still the only machine currently capable of sharing a printer on Samba, but the Brother is now plugged into Bunsen anyway. I can't remember what the status of Linux-based sharing was; possibly the planned OS update to Bunsen will fix zeroconf.

Floyd

Harena's laptop

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• Hardware: Thinkpad R32
• CPU: "Mobile Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 - M CPU 1.80GHz" at 1.2 GHz
  • bogomips: 2399.92
• HD:
  • sector access velocity: 2,304,443 / burst: 38,650,085 / sustained: 60,408,977
  • SpinRite says HD is misconfigured in BIOS, but BIOS actually has no HD config feature that I can find...
• RAM: 1.25 GB --
  • 2 GB DDR SODIMM 266 MHz 200-pin
  • 256 MB PC2100S-25300 266 MHz DDR
  • 2012-01-31: ordering this, which has the right number of pins
    • success -- making a note here...
    • Newegg order #101016069
  • 2012-01-24: ordered this, which seems a more likely match
    • Newegg order #117223556
    • oops -- that was desktop memory...
  • 2012-01-08: ordered this -- but socket does not fit
    • Newegg order #149425238

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• Hardware: Thinkpad A30-2652-DU1
• RAM: 514992 kB (PC133 SDRAM, max 1GB)
• CPU: "Intel(R) Pentium(R) III Mobile CPU 1133MHz" at 730 MHz
  • bogomips: 1465.47
• HD:
  • sector access velocity: 1,837,214; 1,846,122
  • burst xfer rate: 48,953,918; 48,753,275
  • sustained xfer rate: 41,764,732; 40,364,575
• OS: Kubuntu 7.10 8.04 9.something
• Links: Lenovo manual

GuySmiley

This was a computer we found in someone's front yard on trash day, presumably sitting out for the bulky item pick up (you put bulky items out on trash day and they pick them up the day after). It had been rained on a little so I wasn't expecting anything much, but when I fired it up it seemed to be a perfectly good WinXP system... with a lot of spyware, which I killed using ClamAV, and Symantec malware, which I killed using RegEdit.

• Model: Dell OptiPlex GX300 - service tag GPYL201 - express service code 36398261089 - specs
• CPU: Pentium III, 927 MHz
• Memory: 512 MB (1 GB max, but memory type is not clear -- RDRAM, RIMM)
  • this may be what is needed
• Video: nVidia GeForce 256 6200
  • The 256 card developed some kind of minor electrical glitch which caused horizontal banding, so we replaced it

2009-12-29 Refuses to acknowledge USB keyboard or mouse running through KVM switch. Maybe it's a switch-compatibility issue, or maybe it's just too old to handle USB devices through the BIOS.

Rizzo

Rizzo in his nest

Location: breakfast nook: <listing> <description>

Waldorf was originally Rizzo, and lived in the basement. Pretty sure Waldorf is now running the final version of Crunchbang and doesn't do much except store email archives.

History

• 2016-11-07 Documented the fact that Rizzo was renamed to Waldorf (not sure exactly when it happened).

Rizzo

Rizzo's nest

More colorful detail shot of Rizzo

Rizzo's lair in the basement

• SysBd: MSI MS-7255
• OS: Xubuntu 7.10 9.10 10.04 LTS
• CPU: Celeron 1.6 GHz (64-bit? not sure; using 32-bit Xubuntu)
• RAM: 2 GB (max)
• HD: 2.90 TB (5 drives) as of 2010-05-24

This is the basement-rat server; runs Apache and MySQL for web site hosting/development, runs postfix/dovecot to handle our email; stores backups. He serves *.hypertwins.*, vbz.net, HTYP, and a few other experimental domains. - now renamed Statler

Scooter

Woozle's Sony Vaio laptop

• OS: Kubuntu 8.10 Ubuntu 9.10
  • ran Kubuntu ok up through v8.04, but 8.10 was very sluggish so had to downgrade to Ubuntu
• CPU: ~600 Mhz
• RAM: 256 MB (max)