Any takers? So, we're probably looking at a total shipping weight of 80 to
85 lbs? Overestimate, to be safe... If no one else has jumped on it, I'll
look into shipping costs, and let you know whether or not I can afford to
take it off of your hands, and use it for NetBSD here...

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> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Rich Lafferty [SMTP:rich@alcor.concordia.ca]
> Sent:	Monday, September 25, 2000 1:36 AM
> To:	classiccmp@classiccmp.org
> Cc:	port-sun3@netbsd.org; port-i386@netbsd.org
> Subject:	Sun 386i to give away
> 
> I've got a Sun 386i that I rescued from the dumpster sitting here
> taking up precious space. I originally thought I'd grab some disk for
> it and play with it, but, well, spare time and all that.
> 
> It has the following cards:
> 
> 540-1062-01 (Framebuffer)
> 555-1006-01 (?)
> 501-1423    (Memory, populated by 270-1394's)
> 501-1244    (?)
> 
> It has no disk. It also has the storage expansion that clips on top,
> but that is also empty of disks and tape, and is missing its side
> panel. The floppy drive is still there, though. :-)
> 
> I have full documentation for this guy, including all original
> manuals, the full users' and programmers' documentation sets which
> cover slightly more than just this machine, much of the promotional
> materials for it and for the parts it at one point was accompanied by,
> plus most of the purchase orders for it. I've also got a bunch of QIC
> media with SunOS and OpenWindows.
> 
> It's taking up room here, and since I haven't done anything with it
> yet, I suspect I never will. It's free to whoever wants it; they'll
> have to pick it up or pay for shipping -- or, if you're a BSD person
> thinking about a port, talk to me. The machine itself weighs 45 lbs,
> the expansion unit 25 lbs, and the documentation, um, weights as much
> as a square foot of paper weighs, times three. :-) I do ask that
> anyone interested take at *least* the main box and one box of
> documentation (with the brochures, main manuals, and purchase order
> history).
> 
> Shipping would be from Montreal, Quebec. 
> 
>   -Rich
> 
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