On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, Chuck McManis wrote:

> 
> <http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=411509569>
> 
> No, its not mine, but it is a VAX 4000/200 (with that ever popular KA660 
> CPU card) in the very nice and cute BA215 case (no disks by the look of it, 
> all DSSI plugs are blank)
> 
> NetBSD runs on this system if you have an MSCP disk controller in it (SCSI, 
> ESDI, whatever)
> 
> --Chuck

Yeah - it is a nice system.  When I was booting kernels for
4000/200 support (provided by Michael Kukat), I was working on exactly
that type of machine.  Nice box by all means.  Q/CD straight down,
IIRC.  Although the internal DSSI (SHAC) isn't supported, the ethernet
works.  The CMD SCSI I threw into it seems to work with NetBSD, too...

And the "R2D2" appearance of the case make a very interresting
conversation piece ;-)

-Jon
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