For "take it away"

[ClassicHasClass]

Today's pick up, besides a Apple "floppy" HD I have to test out more thoroughly, was this!

http://www.floodgap.com/iv/618

Your eyes do not deceive you: it is an SE/30 with WebStar. Someone used this machine as a web server. And it was $0. I don't think the person who had it ever tried it out to see what was on it.

It is also clearly suffering from early symptoms of simasimac, so I will probably crack it open and rescue the hard disk and NIC, and then

try to restore it. (I have another fully working SE/30, but it runs AppleShare and serves bootblocks to the IIgs.)

 

[agg23]

Cool!

 

[Mike Richardson]

I bought a huge lot of old Macs from the non-profit recycler a few years ago. Most of the Macs were all from the same company and none of the hard drives were wiped. I pretty much had their entire setup from the 90's complete with a WebStar web server (IIci), a file server (Quadra), secretary machines, workstations, LaserWriter printers, etc.

 

[Christopher]

I bought a huge lot of old Macs from the non-profit recycler a few years ago. Most of the Macs were all from the same company and none of the hard drives were wiped. I pretty much had their entire setup from the 90's complete with a WebStar web server (IIci), a file server (Quadra), secretary machines, workstations, LaserWriter printers, etc.

*envious*

 

[olePigeon]

I think you should put the SE/30 up on the web and host a webpage.

 

[ClassicHasClass]

I think you should put the SE/30 up on the web and host a webpage.

I am actually considering that very thing. I do have some space on the rack and some unallocated public IPs. Maybe I'll put classilla.org on it. |)

 

[Gil]

Maybe I'll put classilla.org on it. |)

That would be really cool. :b&w:

 

[olePigeon]

How about a Bolo tracker?