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Notice that nobody replied ;) Anyway, VMS servers don’t generally have hard drives, they are designed to be run in a cluster, with each server using fiber chan
by Kon-Peki 3y ago
Notice that nobody replied ;)
Anyway, VMS servers don’t generally have hard drives, they are designed to be run in a cluster, with each server using fiber channel to connect to a SAN. Also, I found that the ones we’re getting rid of aren’t first-gen - they’re 9300 series (3rd or 4th gen)
- jacquesm 3y agoYes, it's an expensive paperweight by the time you have it. But we can sex it it up a bit: probably the people who would love to have this system to run Linux on haven't figured out yet that there is GOLD on those circuit boards. Lots of it!! Free gold, just imagine... That should do it ;)