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Well I have been retro computing for the last 5 years daily.
I work for a small company as the IT person and have kept the retro
network going, which is a DOS server running Novell Netware 3.2 and
5 workstations running Windows95. Server is a 350mhz Compaq,
workstations are 233mhz off-brands. We have just upgraded to newer
Dell gx270's and XP and have spend this month getting the old
software to run under XP and have just succeeded.
At hone I keep a fully loaded A/V 6400/200 on my network with an
600mhz Imac and a 3gig pc.
I also have a Packard Bell XT, Tandy 1000lt, 386sx machine and a
Mac Plus with a modem to access the internet, all of which is running fine.
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Real Cool Web Site
.Well I have been retro computing for the last 5 years daily.
I work for a small company as the IT person and have kept the retro
network going, which is a DOS server running Novell Netware 3.2 and
5 workstations running Windows95. Server is a 350mhz Compaq,
workstations are 233mhz off-brands. We have just upgraded to newer
Dell gx270's and XP and have spend this month getting the old
software to run under XP and have just succeeded.
At hone I keep a fully loaded A/V 6400/200 on my network with an
600mhz Imac and a 3gig pc.
I also have a Packard Bell XT, Tandy 1000lt, 386sx machine and a
Mac Plus with a modem to access the internet, all of which is running fine.
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