...on Sun, Mar 16, 2008 at 05:11:10PM +0300, Nickolay A. Burkov wrote:

 > Thanks for interesting story; very sadly.
 > Just out of curiosity, what hardware was it?

Can't find a dmesg currently, but from memory the 
original setup was something like:

Pentium-133, 32MB RAM. 4GB Quantum IDE HDD, 3Com 509(?) ISA.
I think some 512k Trident VGA graphics card. As far as I 
remember, most of the stuff had been 2nd hand even in '98.

Back then, that was more than enough to run a mailserver for 
maybe 100 users (sendmail, qpop, uucp), bind, an nntpcache, 
squid proxy, radius (for an Ascend Max E1 dialin router I 
still have at home), and the web server.

A couple of years ago, the mainboard had been replaced by 
something with a K6-233 CPU as the old one had died. The 
harddisk survived to the end (although that may have been 
the component that finally failed - didn't have a chance 
to get access to the hardware yet).

Alex.

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