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This is a dual Pentium Pro running NetBSD.
Check out the floppy museum for hints on how to get in touch. Or, you know, ping me on the fediverse. :)
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Jonathan Matthews »
@jonathanmatthews@fosstodon.org

Today I went on a ~23km up and down the North East between and , and then back to . I can't be more accurate about how far I went because I tried an experiment: leaving my at home.

I liked it, and think I'll do more trips, but I did get a bit bored around 15km in - so I'll need to find a / player to take on the next long walk.

Any suggestions would be most welcome!

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    Ltning »
    @ltning@weirdr.net

    Herewith, the actual machine. Some specs ..
    - Motherboard: Zida TD60C
    - CPU: Harris 286 28MHz
    - RAM: 16MB "RainbowRAM", 55ns (check out the LEDs!)
    - Graphics: Cirrus Logic CL-GD5422, 1MB
    - Network: 3com EtherLink III (3c509)
    - Floppy: 2-in-1 90mm (3.5") and 1.2" floppy drive
    - Storage: Promise DC200M caching IDE controller, 2.5MB cache
    - SCSI: Sound Blaster 16 SCSI :D


    Dark-ish picture showing motherboard mounted horizontally on a transparent acrylic surface. Underneath a combined 5.25 inch and 90mm floppy drive. The installed RAM lights up in different colours, four sticks with blue, purpole organge and yellow LEDs, respectively. VGA, network and sound cards are also visible.

    Alt...Dark-ish picture showing motherboard mounted horizontally on a transparent acrylic surface. Underneath a combined 5.25 inch and 90mm floppy drive. The installed RAM lights up in different colours, four sticks with blue, purpole organge and yellow LEDs, respectively. VGA, network and sound cards are also visible.

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