My HardwareThese are my machines; well, most of them... The namespace I chose are the characters from Terry Pratchett's famous "Discworld" novels.gaspode | vimes | nobby | carrot | detritus | slippy 
Gaspode, the workstation
VIA Eden (Samuel 2) 600MHz
512 MiB RAM (DDR PC266), including 32 MiB for onboard graphics Debian GNU/Linux testing (Etch) Including a TV tuner card, a DVD-ROM/CD-RW drive, (important!) a MPEG2-Decoder onboard (VIA CLE266 chipset) and some speakers (a cheap 2.1 system) attached, this is my "multimedia center". Additionally it acts as the internet gateway. Sadly, as a result (and because it's new and cheap hardware) it's not very stable. this machine is dead at the moment 
Vimes,
the server and gaming machine
2 x Intel Pentium III (Coppermine) 1000 MHz
1536 MiB RAM (DDR PC266) Debian GNU/Linux testing (Etch) 
Nobby,
the testing system
2 x Intel Pentium 120 MHz
128 MiB RAM (PS/2 EDO 60ns) EISA bus Debian GNU/Linux 3.1 (Sarge) and M$ DOS 6.22 
Carrot,
the little different workstation
SGI Indy
1 x NEC R4600PC 133 MHz 256 MiB RAM (PS/2 FPM 60ns Parity) Debian GNU/Linux (mips) 3.1 (Sarge) and IRIX 6.5.x It's the lower Indy. The upper one is an item on loan: named "mort", NEC R4000PC 100 MHz, 64 MiB RAM running NetBSD/sgimips 2.0 using NFS and DHCP/bootp on gaspode 
Detritus, the big iron
Hewlett-Packard HP/9000 720
1 x PA-7000 50 MHz 160 MiB RAM (HP custom) Debian GNU/Linux (hppa) 3.1 (Sarge) and HP/UX 9.0.x 
Slippy, should get another name...
Compaq Contura Aero 4/25
1 x Intel 486SX 25 MHz 8 MiB RAM Linux (kernel 2.0.0) and M$ DOS 6.22 missing machines[1] this is not my machine |
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