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I have to discharge 18 "SUN Ultra 10" but I don't want to throw them away.
Very bad is, that there no Keyboards and no Monitors left, so it's just the Machine.
So they can be used as headless server, but are they still fast enough for something ?
What's about the power, not that the power costs as a much than a new PC?
(After erasing of the HDD, they can be picked up for free, in Zürich, Switzerland.)
I have to discharge 18 "SUN Ultra 10" but I don't want to throw them away.
Excellent. Better for the RL env.
So they can be used as headless server, but are they still fast enough for something?
Perf kind of equiv to PIII. Ultra 10 uses PCI, not SCSI. Max 1GB RAM. If CPU > 300 MHz (L2 cache) and has enough RAM it could be a management server, shell, web or mailserver, etc, etc. I'm sure there's local ppl or non-profits who could use some.
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