Re: Cases

["Thomas Kelly" <tjkelly@sbcglobal.net>]

I too have a GatorBox.
What is it good for?
All I have is box no PS, SW, or docs.

"Bart" <who@where.what> wrote in message
news:AD6O8.41$Zo.94653@news.uswest.net...
>
> >>>If you're handy with wood,....
>
> I am not:
> http://www.syndicomm.com/~pilgrimer/pics/plywood4.jpg
>
> Yes I know, its a PC, but it works ;)
>
> And thanks for the kind words Tarage.  I need to write up a new chapter in
my
> continuing saga, but, since the Snappy died I have yet to get a good pic
out of
> my Computer Eyes system, and these days you need Pictures to make it sing.
>
> Recent additions though include a new(?) 8500 with a Sonnet G3 card and a
lot
> of adaptations running  OS X (still trying to get a valid signin here from
a
> GS), a 578 with a IIe card, which makes for a very nice large-screened
IIe;  My
> Quadra 950 is now the Localtalk Bridge (running Appleshare 3.0.3 so the
(real,
> and btw accelerated) 2 IIe's can signin via a server boot).  Other changes
are:
>
> I finally got DSL so now the whole net is no longer "online" via a 56k
modem.
> The Apple ///  which was connected via a IIci running BSD (this is a real
way
> cool thing to do btw) is  now on a shelf.  Too much bench room that one
takes
> up, and the power bill notices too!
>
> Such incidental boxes as the SX=64 Commodore are on the shelf too, as are
the
> Osborne and Kaypro I briefly had hooked in..
>
> Current projects envolve a Gatorbox, a recently salvaged Token-ring hub, A
386
> sporting an original Appletalk ISA card (and ocassionally a TOPS card),
some
> experiments with the old MacIPX protocol...passing data via a 3270 IBM
> mainframe controller and some Nubus terminal cards running an adaptation
of old
> SNA (It worked but man it was slow...).
>   My experiments are mainly driven by whatever hardware comes to hand...
> Now where did I leave that Mister Fusion module?
>
> -Bart
> Keeper of the Network from Heck
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