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Revision as of 14:11, 9 April 2019
Summary
The Datashed is a backyard shed constructed in 1955 and renovated as a miniature data center in 2013. It houses a substantial collection of vintage and modern computer and telecommunications equipment.
Gallery
Admin Workstation
DEC Racks
More Systems
Core Switch
Network Racks
Top of Network Racks
Rear of Main Racks
Token Ring and Thinnet Hardware
Parts Storage
Cable Ladders
Cable Ladders
Core Switch and VPN
Datashed Operations
Operating Systems
- AmigaOS/Workbench
- MS-DOS
- OpenVMS
- OS/2
- MS Windows
- IBM MVS and derivatives
- IBM VM and derivatives
- IBM OS/400 and derivatives
- System V UNIX and derivatives
- Berkeley UNIX and derivatives
- Bell Labs Research UNIX
- Linux
Computer Hardware
- Alpha AXP
- Commodore Amiga
- Apple Macintosh (68k)
- Apple Macintosh (PowerPC)
- Sun SPARC
- HP PA-RISC
- PDP-11
- VAX
- Intel x86
- Intel Itanium