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Old 03-11-2005
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Processor
Intel Pentium(r) 133 MHz Processor

Memory
16 MB EDO RAM standard, expandable to 48 MB with 5 volt SODIMM

Hard Drive
1.08 GB Hard Drive (52MB reserved for hibernation partition)
Pentium 1, 133 MHz running Redhat 7.2??? Wow, what do you use this system for? Is X running on this system? I have one of these in my garage with twice your disk. Smilie Maybe I can make a Redhat router.

Thomas
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Old 03-11-2005
Pentium 1, 133 MHz running Redhat 7.2???

Wow, what do you use this system for?
I use it as a terminal to access routers using minicom when I have to go on road trips.

Is X running on this system?
No.

I have one of these in my garage with twice your disk. Smilie Maybe I can make a Redhat router.
Don't know about that, think I would just go to ebay for cheap routers.

I did misread part of the question earlier, I thought it said 40gig hd. Not an excuse, I should have read closer especially considering the subject.
By the way, crow aint very tasty.
 
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