hardware that needs a new home

[hank smith]

ou said the double talk or acentsa synth is external these isa or serial 
port ones?
if serial port ones or external useable ones I have no isa slots on my pc, 
can I get one of the synths? if so how much for shipping?
thanks
hank
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Scott Howell" <s.howell at verizon.net>
To: "Speakup is a screen review system for Linux." <speakup at braille.uwo.ca>
Sent: Sunday, April 09, 2006 4:24 AM
Subject: hardware that needs a new home


> Folks, got the go ahead for this so wanted you to know that in advance.
>
> I've got a small pile of hardware that I'd not necessarily like to
> make a million on, but would at least like to recover shipping costs
> and make a dollar or two in order to pay off my wife.grin Ay she's
> transporting the stuff. I'll ship mostly via USPS unless you have a
> real desire for it to go UPS.
> Here is what I got so make me a reasonable offer.
>
> I
> 1. complete system and would like it to go that way unless there are
> no takers.
> Dual PIII 550 on an MSI mother board w/manual for board, Adaptec
> 2950UW2 scsi card, 256Mb ram, 20Gb hd, floppy, internal DoubleTalk-Pc
> and/or internal Accent board setup as an external synth at this point
> both currently in the box, Antec mid-tow case w/following configuration.
>
> Case has 4 5.25 exposed bays, 2 exposed 3.5 bays, 4 internal 3.5 bays
> (note 3.5 bays are in removable cages and all 5.25 bays are outfited
> with rails for easy removal of devices), 400 watt power supply,
> plenty of fans, one in 3.5 cage, one at bottom front, two at rear
> below power supply, door covering 5.25/3.5 exposed bays w/lock, and a
> very very durable case. All components work, but selling as is. This
> stuff is not brand new. The mother board is an MSI 6120 with two ps2
> ports, 2 serial, 1 parallel, no sound, 1 agp slot, 4 pci and 2 isa
> slots, one pci/isa slots are shared, standard ide supports up to
> 30Gb, but a flash will take it beyond this I have not done it, I
> don't hae the means to make a boot floppy for dos, has one scsi cdrom
> and can include a scsi cdrw burner Plexstor 12X burner, and manuals
> for most of the stuff. This hardware is no longer needed and don't
> want to just toss it. I'd like to mention the machine will handle up
> to 800Mhz processors and they are slot 1.
> I also have a usb multi-card reader that is an internal 3.5 device,
> but I've not been able to get this to work on my other box. I think
> the internal usb port connector on the board isn't operating. Tis is
> a different machine I'm referring to, but the reader as far as I know
> works fine. I should also mention in the dual cpu box I do have a
> 3Com 900 which is supported by Linux, actually all the hardware in
> the box is supported by Linux. If you want a distro installed, I can
> do that, currently it doesn't have one installed and oh yes of course
> it does have 2 usb 1 ports. I've also a couple of nics which are
> Dlink cards and are supported by Linux. If anyone is interested in
> this stuff and would like to make an offer, please let me know. The
> machine will cost a few bucks to ship, its pretty heavy and will be
> packed extremely well and insured.
>
> tnx
>
> Scott
>
>
>
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