I have the following for sale and thought I'd see if there is any interest here. I'd prefer to sell this all as a complete package.
- NeXTSTEP Prerelease 3.1 for Intel processors
- NeXTSTEP Developer Prerelease 3.1 for Intel processors
- OPENSTEP 4.2
- OPENSTEP Developer 4.2
- OPENSTEP Enterprise 4.2
- Y2k patch (burned CD, not from NeXT/Apple)
- Drivers/patches/etc (burned CD, not from NeXT/Apple)
- Matrox Video Card (8 mb) - from HCL
- Adaptec 2940 PCI - from HCL
- 4 gb SCSI hd
- Intel 82557 NIC - from HCL
- SCSI cdrom (condition unknown, believed to work)
- ISA Sound card - from HCL (? - not confirmed)
- Pentium III 933 CPU on MB w/512mb (need to confirm RAM, might be 256mb)
There's also a small chance I have the boot floppies for OS 4.2. I'm still looking, so no promises. The floppy images are also on one of the CDs mentioned above.
The MB+CPU+RAM work, but the MB does not have an ISA slot (I bought from eBay specifically to build for OS, but the item shipped was different than what was advertised), so my sound cards won't work.
Other than the lack of an ISA slot, I have everything for a complete OS system (white). If someone really wants the case, I'll throw that in too -- however it would make shipping go up. And, for that you might as well buy a new case. All of the components were specifically selected based on their appearance in the OS HCL on Apple's site in 2005.
I have a beautiful new baby girl, and my time, money, and energy are better spent elsewhere - so I've decided to sell a few of my pet projects.
If interested, and if I can find the backup disc it's on, I'll throw in the VMware virtual machine I setup with 4.2.
Anyone interested? Given ebay's shenanigans I am hoping to avoid resorting to using them to sell this.
Hi:
Is your OpenStep 4.2 the Motorola or Intel flavor? If Intel, color me interested.
gregor :roll:
I know it works on Intel. When you look at the binaries, they appear to be x86, motorola, sparc (i.e. fat binaries). supposedly this disc is suppose to also support HP-PA, but I found no evidence of that when I looked at the binaries.