Courtesy a relative who was traveling from near St. Louis and was able to pick it up for me, I'm now the proud owner of a Daystar Genesis MP.
The machine has 512MB of RAM, a 20GB and 30GB hard drive, a Jaz drive, and CD-Rom and floppy. It's running 9.1
Sadly, according to the previous owner the original 4-way processor card "flaked out long ago" and has been replaced with a Sonnet G3 card running at ~337 Mhz.
The big RasterOps monitor came with as well.
The machine was at a pre-press/printing shop for it's working life, and comes to me working great, and with some extra SCSI cards, 100MB Ethernet, and a MacTell video card.
I'd like to track down either the two-way or 4-way processor card, and run it as a BeOS machine, but I'm still pretty tickled that I've finally found one of these guys
The machine has 512MB of RAM, a 20GB and 30GB hard drive, a Jaz drive, and CD-Rom and floppy. It's running 9.1
Sadly, according to the previous owner the original 4-way processor card "flaked out long ago" and has been replaced with a Sonnet G3 card running at ~337 Mhz.
The big RasterOps monitor came with as well.
The machine was at a pre-press/printing shop for it's working life, and comes to me working great, and with some extra SCSI cards, 100MB Ethernet, and a MacTell video card.
I'd like to track down either the two-way or 4-way processor card, and run it as a BeOS machine, but I'm still pretty tickled that I've finally found one of these guys