I'll willingly take it at the 60 quid.

Mainly for the Armada laptop: reason is that I have a 4220T whose m'board got zapped by a power surge, and despite (or because of) an attempt (seriously bodged) to repair it, it hasn't worked properly since. The hard drive seems fine, though.

So I'm guessing that it will probably work in the 4160T too.

I've been waiting years for that sort of chance (old Armadas seem hard to find).

On the other hand, if anyone does have a working 4220T then please let me know as soon as poss!!!!

Mick: Where are you based?

With thanks, Ted. On 29-Dec-08 18:46:25, mbm wrote:

All

My wife has chuntered at me to clear out some of what she likes to call "junk" from my study - so I have gathered together sundry bits and pieces which may (or may not) be of use to someone else. The list is below.

I can't be bothered with umpteen ebay bids and I'd really like it all to go as one job lot. I'm offering the lot here first because I guess some of you may actually have a use it.

Sixty quid for the lot seems reasonable to me.

If someone takes it all and then decides to offload some bits elsewhere, that's fine by me. But I really don't want to get into bids for individual bits. The idea is to get shot of it all.

Cheers - and a happy new year to all

Mick

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1. Compaq Armada 4160T laptop (80Mb RAM, 6 Gig hard disk) - this dates

from around 96 or 97 but still works. I have used it as an IPCOP firewall (and it comes with two PCMCIA ethernet cards if anyone wants to do this again). It currently has a clean new install of Debian Lenny. Oh, and a "laptop bag" to go with it.

2. Two of 2Gig 2.5" laptop hard drives.

3. 5.1 PCI sound card

4. AGP Video card - I think it is a 128Mb Radeon Sapphire.

5. BT Voyager 200 ADSL router

6. Maxtor 60 Gig 3.5" ATA hard disk

7. Dell latitude external floppy drive

8. Freecom Classic 80 Gig external USB disk

9. Two port Newlink PS2 KVM switch

10. Two port Sitecom USB KVM switch

11. Four port Aten PS2 KVM switch

12. Zoom X5V VOIP ADSL router (this is actually quite a good router -

particularly if you want to use VOIP)

13. Two (yes, 2) BT Home Hubs - both reflashed to run Thomson 7G

images - because BT pissed me off and I didn't like what they had done to the routers. I have the original images though if you want to flash them back to the crippled version.

14. Belkin PCI wireless card - 802.11g

15. One Microsoft USB fingerprint reader (it was freebie from MS -

honest!)

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