Re: looking for PC-100 and PC-133 RAM

Stan, I will have to look around, since a lot of my stuff is packed up
from moving, but I know I have an abundance of 32, 64, and 128mb
PC66-PC133 chips. I also have some PII/Celeron CPUs/motherboards that I
might be able to part with. (I pretty much have all the makings for
some decent PII Web/Email/Word Processing computers except cases).

I will look tonight/tomorrow and let you know what I can dig up. Just
an idea, but perhaps there should be a persistant 'donation wish list'
on the wiki for these types of things...?

Justin

Stanley Long wrote:

>Diverting useful machines from the waste stream seems to work.
>
>Kids-Corp, Mabel T. Caverly senior center, Nine-Star, Salvation Army,
>and KTNA all got some.
>
>Linux knows how to use memory, even if the original OS didn't :-))
>Most 450-600mHz boxes didn't come with overly much memory :-((
>
>Please spread the word, and start snagging what you can from the shelves
>of those who used to save memory sticks. We have empty sockets.
>64meg and 128meg sticks are nice, but they could use some 32megs.
>
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Received on Fri Nov 19 22:08:49 2004