I have two IIcis in active use.
The first one is my NetBSD DNS server, and also does limited powerfail and AppleTalk services. It has 128MB of RAM and has uptime measured in years. It only goes down when it chews up another cache card, which occurs about every 24 to 36 months.
The second one is my 68K playbox. It has a DayStar 50MHz '030 with FPU, and "triple boots" 7.1, A/UX 3.1 and MacMINT. It also has 72MB of RAM, an 8*24*GC for speedy graphics (acceleration enabled), a Video Spigot capture board, a Farallon dual-port Ethernet card and a side-car CD-ROM. It plays various games and runs old apps.
The first one is my NetBSD DNS server, and also does limited powerfail and AppleTalk services. It has 128MB of RAM and has uptime measured in years. It only goes down when it chews up another cache card, which occurs about every 24 to 36 months.
The second one is my 68K playbox. It has a DayStar 50MHz '030 with FPU, and "triple boots" 7.1, A/UX 3.1 and MacMINT. It also has 72MB of RAM, an 8*24*GC for speedy graphics (acceleration enabled), a Video Spigot capture board, a Farallon dual-port Ethernet card and a side-car CD-ROM. It plays various games and runs old apps.