My Computer-Hardware

DELL Inspiron 8100 (Multimedia):

• 1GHz Pentium III (mobile)
• RAM: 2 x 256MB
• HD: 40 GB (IDE)
• NVidia2Go
• TFT-Display mit 1600x1200 Pixel ( XF86Config-4 )
• 8x DVD-ROM
• 3Com NIC (100MBit)
• no more Modem:
• Irda: not yet configured
• 2 PCMCIA-Ports: CF-Card-Adapter, WLAN-Card works
• Firewire: not yet configured
• USB-Mouse: Logitech MouseMan Traveler
• Operating system: FreeBSD 5.4 ( Installation )

Athlon 700:

• RAM: 2 x 256MB
• HD: 20 GB Maxtor (IDE) + 80 GB Maxtor (IDE)
  ( Partition tables and the fstab )
• Matrox Millenium G450 which feeds the
• Samsung SyncMaster 171s TFT (1280x1024 Pixel)
• Logitech TrackMan Wheel
• Network: RealTek 10 MBit
• Soundblaster 32 AWE
• Scanner UMAX ASTRA 1220S hanging on a
• Tekram DC 390 SCSI-Adapter
• Plextor PX-20TSi 20x CD-Rom, SCSI
• CD-RW-Burner: SANYO CRD-2 (12x,4x,32x), SCSI
• USB-6in1-CardReader (Sitecom)
• Operating system: FreeBSD 6.1-RELEASE
  no more Micro$oft on my machines: "I will NEVER be assimilated!"
• Why FreeBSD? ;-)

Pentium 90: (running at 100MHz)

• RAM: 48MB
• HD: 1GB Quantum (IDE) + 4GB IBM (IDE)
• ELSA Winner 1000
• Toshiba 4x CD-Rom
• Network: RealTek 10 MBit
• Modem: ELSA Microlink 56k (extern)
• Operating system: FreeBSD 4.11-RELEASE
  I try to establish a "firewall" using FreeBSD. The last incidences with the Linux-kernels 2.4.10-14 let me ask myself, if the Linux-hype costs too much in security (just my 2 cent).
• This antique hardware is still strong enough to work under Linux or FreeBSD.

Impressum