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Dispensing with my IBM PS/2

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irishmike

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Greetings:

If anyone has been following my Atari ST threads, you know I am looking for a Link 2 or Link 97 SCSI adapter for one. If you have one of these illusive beastys, I have a trade proposition or will sell my gear.

Friday (July 24, 2009) I am taking the carcass of my IBM PS/2 Model 95 up to our local recycler, but before I do, I am taking out the MCA cards that it contains as well as the memory.

That means that I have an MCA SCSI 1 card, an XGA card and 486DX2 66 Processor card that can be used in other PS/2's I also will be glad to include the reference disk for the machine so the files are available for those cards.

I will take $100 USD plus shipping for all three cards. OR if you have the adapter I am looking for, I would trade for it.

If you have interest in buying the MCA cards or have the Link 2 or Link 97 Atari ST SCSI adapter and would like to trade for the cards, please PM me and let me know.

Hope the cards can do someone some good.
 
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Under advisement, I also decided that I will hold off on recycling the machine and leave it as a whole unit. It will have no hard drive. But if someone would like to buy the whole machine (or trade as outlined in my previous post) for the same $100 plus shipping (note it is VERY HEAVY), then it is up for sale.

Let me know if you would like it.
 
I didn't have any CD-ROM bezels... the hard drive mounts are also not the original IBM mounts. They are generic rails that seem to work ok. But I do have all the slot covers and the case is actually in excellent condtion. I have a picture of the machine on my blog site http://www.jmikeneedham.net/?m=200903.

Hopefully someone can actually use the box.
 
Since I was able to find the SCSI hard drives I need to make my machine go, I have decided not to get rid of it! I am going to have to find time to work on it, but it is definitely going back into service soon!

If someone does have an actual IBM CD-ROM and mounting bezel/rails for an 8595, I would like to hear from you!

Gotta love the IBM's :-D
 
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