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From: Tmec <tmec1999@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Sun boxes rerevisited
To: linux@u.washington.edu
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they arn't over your head, plus some of the BSD's
fully support the older SUNS.

Tim

--- jamesy@u.washington.edu wrote:
> 
> I got 2 of the Sun boxes that Monk donated in
> December:
> 
> a SPARCStation 330
> a SPARCServer 470
> and
> a Sun fixed-freq monitor
> a Sun keyboard
> 
> My son, who works for Sun, visited recently and told
> me that they're no
> longer supported (and that doing anything with them
> would be over my
> head), so I'm ready to turn them loose. I live in
> West Seattle and work
> at the U, and have loaded the 330 & keyboard into my
> car for the Monday
> commute. (They're big.) I'll probably cart them
> around for a day or two
> waiting for a response, and if no one bites, I'll
> drop them at the
> School of Art for art projects.
> 
> If interested, please respond to jimyoung@oz.net
> over the weekend,
> or to jamesy@u.washington.edu Monday am.
> Jim
> 
> 


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