Subj : unixs on a 386
To   : Roy J. Tellason
From : Charles Angelich
Date : Tue Nov 27 2001 07:59 pm

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Hello Roy - 

CA>> Yes, the AT&T 6300's were 8086 8mhz XT's made by Olivetti.
CA>> The case is so strong you can stand on them (I have). 

RJT> Yeah, they don't build stuff like that any more... 

I know. Am tempted to put baby-AT mb in them and keep them. 

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CA>> Notorious for cold solder joints cracking from
CA>> removing/replacing the power connector for the hard drive
CA>> and floppies. 

RJT> So was the supply in the Kaypro machines -- they got 'em
RJT> from at least four different vendors, and they all had
RJT> that problem. 

Not difficult to repair just time consuming and annoying. 

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