James Gray wrote:
Other reasons why Alpha's wont workwell, that would require them to at
least have power.
Not much help, but what does dead in the water really mean in this case?
Okay, both machines have done at least 10 years in Australia and haven't
left the country since arrival
This one time, at band camp, Terry Collins wrote:
James Gray wrote:
Other reasons why Alpha's wont workwell, that would require them to at
least have power.
Not much help, but what does dead in the water really mean in this case?
Okay, both machines have done at least 10 years in
Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
You might try testing output voltages on the PSU and making sure they're
consistent with the documentation you found (assuming that you get that
information in those docs).
It is looking that way.
Currently I am trying to see what other sources are avialable of spare
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 10:36 pm, Terry Collins wrote:
James Gray wrote:
Other reasons why Alpha's wont workwell, that would require them to
at least have power.
Not much help, but what does dead in the water really mean in this
case?
Okay, both machines have done at least 10 years in
Has anyone on the list had any hardware experience with Dec Alpha
Servers that wouldn't mind me picking their brain.
Recently was given a 2100 and 2000? but both are dead in the water and
I'm wondering if $$, soldering iron or angle grinder is the appropriate
tool {:-).
I think google has
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 18:29, Terry Collins wrote:
Has anyone on the list had any hardware experience with Dec Alpha
Servers that wouldn't mind me picking their brain.
Recently was given a 2100 and 2000? but both are dead in the water and
I'm wondering if $$, soldering iron or angle grinder is
