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Its getting harder and harder to dig up old drivers!

I have been forced to because I am waiting for an replacement psu from eBay for my G4. I have been using Mint Linux. Its pretty good. All the stuff to watch DVD's and stuff is part of the install. Getting restricted drivers is simple. Install was painless. Wireless set up was very easy...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=220224326132&fromMakeTrack=true And he states that if it isn't sold for $2500 he is going to actually raise the price!

I don't see anything special about this machine. I have bought several ex-NASA Mac's, Livermore Lab Mac's, Los Alamos Mac's and they have all been in a rather stock form. Somehow this guy thinks a Mac is special because they used it at NASA...

Smurf G3/450 MHz, a 3.06 MHz P4 server white box server with 2 gigs of ram and six 18 gig scsi drives in some form of raid array, some kind of PIII Tualatin dual processor 1133 MHz Dell server and yes a fully functional iPod nano without any cradle or earbuds at my local dump.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250203927921&_trksid=p2761.l1259 He swears its true. Never heard of one myself and I have even owned about 15 IIfx's over the years. I wonder if he has a Stage II Radius Rocket and classifies it as a dual processor machine.