Parts

[Leo J Mauler]

If you want to pull the AGP cards, I have at least 10 ATi Radeon 7500 AGP
cards I'm looking to get rid of.  32MB cards.  I've found Windows drivers
for them (sold a few of them on E-Bay) and I think they're supported in
XFree86 v4.

I did an on-site graphics card upgrade for a client, and since the client
didn't really have a process for dealing with the hassle of getting AGP
video cards (let alone any hardware for that matter) scrapped, donated,
or sold, he just let me have them.  Along with a bunch of cases, older
RAM, older mainboards, lots of older stuff.  And more than 10 32MB AGP
cards.

All my older stuff isn't worth the looking, I think.  Pentium-100s, 1GB
or less hard drives, 8MB 72-pin SIMMs.  Been thinking about raffling them
on E-Bay for the shipping fees.  "Bag O' RAM".  Though I do have an ISA
Adaptec SCSI Card and a NEC MultiSpin 6X SCSI CDROM which still works
really well.  It even is a caddy version so it can run vertically.

I have one of the Pentium 100Mhz systems crunching SETI at Home packets
using the Linux command-line version of SETI at Home's software.  I don't
need another floppy-based router, so there are a few Pentiums sitting in
the closet waiting for reasons to live again.  Been thinking about
tossing a modem in them and recycling them as E-mail only machines.

On Mon, 3 Nov 2003 17:27:38 -0600 "Jonathan Hutchins"
<hutchins at tarcanfel.net> writes:
Someone asked me if I have any more net cards, and I do have a box of
seven, mostly dual media (RJ45/BNC), some ISA and some PCI.  Contact me
if you're interested.  Haven't found any spare RAM.

I do have a couple of AMD 500MHz systems less drives, AT cases & 300W+
power supplies that aren't in use right now, if someone makes a decent
offer I'll get them ready for sale but I can't afford to donate these
quite yet.  As I recall the have decent 16M AGP1 video cards, one's a
Voodo Banshee.  I'll post full specs if you're interested.