<OT> How many Boxen?

[Kurt Wall]

Scribbling feverishly on May 28, Jerry McBride managed to emit:
> On Tue, 28 May 2002 17:17:38 -0400 Kurt Wall <kwall at kurtwerks.com> wrote:
> 
> > I was just curious how many and what kind of boxen people have on their
> > home networks...
> 
> Well, to start with... the server is a clone sporting a soyo 5ema+ k6-2
> over clocked to 616 mhz and a 768meg memory map. Runs solid as a rock on a
> highly modified eDesktop 2.40. At one time this was an os/2 machine
> running Lan Server. Anyways, the server does NOFFLE, WWWOFFLE, NAT, NFS,
> NTP and SAMBA for everyone connected. It's pretty much idel most of the
> time.
> 
> On the lan at any time or another are: another three soyo clones, a compaq
> 1278 flopper, leo 5500 flopper, compaq 5301 desktop, compaq 1610 flopper
> and what ever I bing home to workon or setup for use the next day. The
> os's range from eDesktop 2.40, Workstation 3.10, Workstation 3.11, win95,
> win98, winxp pro... I also host my neighbors inet habit... they run an old
> dell and an AST of some vintage, both of which run win98.

[scratches head]

Whatsa "flopper"? 

Meanwhile, I've been keeping a tally. What I have so far:


x486   : 2
x586   : 1
P1     : 8
P-MMX  : 2
P2     : 6
P3     : 9
P4     : 2 
Celeron: 3
K6-2   : 8
K6-300 : 1
K6-333 : 1
K6-450 : 1
Athlon : 6
Duron  : 2 
Xeon   : 0
Sparc  : 1
Atari  : 2
CP/M   : 2
iPAQ   : 1
iMac   : 1
LCIII  : 1
VA Linux 1221: 1
UltraSparc   : 1
Mac Classic  : 1

It's clear that some of us are serious overachievers. ;-)

Kurt
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