I've been doing some housecleaning.

I'm giving NetBSD/sparc team first dibs to the stash; if nobody bites, 
I'll open it up to craigslist and let some local linux nerd have at 
them.  :)

Winner must make arrangements to meet me over an upcoming weekend to 
transfer equipment.  You must take all listed hardware off of my hands 
at that time.

There are no guarantees, these are "AS IS" with no express or implied 
warranty.  Most were working in my dev/production environment when 
pulled (hence the population of 100mbit SBUS cards).  If they POST (see 
below), they should be good.  If not, there's probably a bad CPU module 
in "slot 0" and some tinkering could bring it to life.

I have six sun4m systems in assorted states of functionality and one 
empty chassis.  One system is a Tatung TurboSPARC SparcStation-5, the 
others are Sun or Tatung SS20s with either SuperSPARC or HyperSPARC 
processors.

There are five Sun keyboards, which are all original "Type 5" variety 
with detachable cable (I have more than five cables, you get them all). 
  Four of them have the control key next to the `A' key, one is "PC Kbd 
layout".

Add three type-5 roller-ball mice, three type-6 roller-ball mice, a tub 
full of video cables/adapters for 13W3->BNC or 13W3->VGA, and a 
PS/2->Sun mouse+kbd converter box (lets you use PS/2 keyboard on Sun 
console).

None of these systems have drives (!!); the Tatungs take 50-pin SCSI, 
the Suns take 80-pin SCA SCSI.  All boxes have drive carriers and screws 
so that you can bolt on aftermarket drives.  Alternatively, they all 
have external SCSI connectors, or you can netboot them.

None of the Sun SS20s have video memory, they were equipped with SBUS 
video cards.  There should be a TGX+ card in here, somewhere (4MB 
memory) but I didn't look too hard for it.

The Tatungs are ~100% hardware-compatible with Sun -- I ran NetBSD 
1.4.1/1.5 on them for several years.  The only drawback to Tatung 
hardware is no space for internal CD-Rom.  The CPU modules and memory 
sticks transfer to Sun hardware.

Here are the details from my quick'n'dirty inventory:

> mercury:
> Sun ss20
> cd-rom drive
> (1) 1x150MHz HyperSPARC CPU module
> sbus TGX video
> sbus 100mbit
> no drives, carriers and screws provided
> === BANNER ===
> (VMSIZE:1M)(VMSIZE:1M)
> SPARCstation 20 (1 X RT626), No Keyboard
> ROM Rev. 2.25, 512 MB memory installed, Serial #7570151.
> Ethernet address 8:0:20:73:82:e7, Host ID: 727382e7.
> === ===
> 
> 
> Sun ss20 chassis and PS
> no motherboard
> 
> 
> viking:
> Tatung ss5/170 (Fujitsu TurboSparc)
> sbus TGX video
> no drives, carriers and screws provided
> === BANNER ===
> Running in SR71 Native Mode
> (VMSIZE:1M)
> micro COMPstation 5, No Keyboard
> ROM Rev. 2.15.6, 256 MB memory installed, Serial #16073178.
> Ethernet address 0:80:3f:f5:41:da, Host ID: 80f541da.
> === ===
> 
> apollo:
> Tatung ss20
> (2) sbus 100mbit
> sbus TGX video
> no drives, carriers and screws provided
> (2) 1x150MHz Hypersparc CPU modules
> 512MB memory
> doesn't POST cleanly
> 
> liberty:
> Sun ss20
> cd-rom drive
> (2) sbus 100mbit
> sbus TGX video
> no drives, carriers and screws provided
> (2) 1x150MHz HyperSPARC CPU modules
> 512 MB memory
> === BANNER ===
> SPARCstation 20 MP (2 X RT625), No Keyboard
> ROM Rev. 2.22 hyperCACHE, 512 MB memory installed, Serial #7926919.
> Ethernet address 8:0:20:78:f4:87, Host ID: 7278f487.
> === ===
> 
> fooba (no label on system):
> Sun ss20
> cd-rom drive
> (2) sbus 100mbit
> sbus TGX video
> sbus PCMCIA adapter
> no drives, carriers and screws provided
> (1) 1x85MHz SuperSPARC CPU module
> 64MB memory
> === BANNER ===
> SPARCstation 20 (1 X SuperSPARC-II), No Keyboard
> ROM Rev. 2.22, 64 MB memory installed, Serial #3646236.
> Ethernet address 8:0:20:23:35:1d, Host ID: 7237a31c.
> === ===
> 
> pioneer:
> Tatung ss20
> sbus TGX video
> no drives, carriers and screws provided
> (1) 1x85MHz SuperSPARC CPU module
> 512MB memory
> === BANNER ===
> (VMSIZE:1M)(VMSIZE:1M)
> Super COMPstation 20SL (1 X SuperSPARC-II), No Keyboard
> ROM Rev. 2.25, 512 MB memory installed, Serial #15996035.
> Ethernet address 0:80:3f:f4:14:83, Host ID: 72f41483.
> === ===

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