SCO.com and Caldera.com dead

[Zoltan]

Maybe not relevant here, but some of the newer PowerPC machines don't need a
fan (though on the higher-speed models, it's recommended).

Some of the boards like the AmigaOne/Mai are in the $1150 (Can.) range for a
G3 board w/256M and $1300 for a G4.
While that's not cheap by PC standards, they do run a lot quieter, cooler
use less power.

for more info see:
http://amigaone-linux.sourceforge.net/

...and running Linux:
http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewforum.php?forum=13&362 (forum)
http://amigaworld.net/modules/features/index.php?op=r&cat_id=2&rev_id=35&sort_by
http://www3.telus.net/NeRP/amigaone.html


Zoltan
www.zee4.com


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Subject: Re: [TLUG]: SCO.com and Caldera.com dead


> Having disk drives and fans last would be the _real_ problem.  We just
> got a Dell server in at work that shows the way on the fan side of it;
> it has two pullout slides that each contain three fans.  If a fan
> "blows" (well, _stops_ blowing...), you can slide the array of fans out
> and replace the offending one.
>
> Not that this helps with Xenix on a truly ancient 286...


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