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SirAndy
So, i finally picked up the new server today.

HP DL 380 with 2 x 2.8GHz Dual CPUs and 4GB of RAM ...

It got one 146.8 GB Harddrive but i really would like to run either 2 or 4 of them using Raid 1 ...

So, if anyone has some HP 146.8 GB Hot Swappable Harddrives handy, please let me know!

HP / 146.8GB / 10K / Ultra-320 / SCSI

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markb
Would you be open to taking donations to buy some?
SirAndy
QUOTE(markb @ Jan 12 2009, 02:07 PM) *

Would you be open to taking donations to buy some?


I would, i guess. But i hate paypal, so it would have to be snail mail ...

Or maybe someone else wouldn't mind using his/her paypal.
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Todd Enlund
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If everyone threw in a few bucks, it could happen. These drives are ~$500 each.
rick 918-S
Let us know what you need sir!
echocanyons
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I would be delighted to donate!
Gint
I got 'em sitting right here. email your shipping address again.
SirAndy
QUOTE(Gint @ Jan 12 2009, 03:35 PM) *

I got 'em sitting right here. email your shipping address again.

Schweet! w00t.gif
rick 918-S
QUOTE(Gint @ Jan 12 2009, 03:35 PM) *

I got 'em sitting right here. email your shipping address again.


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McMark
What's the max RAM on that guy?
SirAndy
QUOTE(McMark @ Jan 12 2009, 04:49 PM) *

What's the max RAM on that guy?

The server has a 32-Bit board, so 4 GB unless someone here has a 64 Bit Server + OS they wanna donate ...
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Wilhelm
I don't have computer parts but I am willing to donate some paypal bucks if it helps keep this site on line.
effutuo101
the carrier is the hard part to get. you should be able to drop what ever drive you want into it.
Raid 1 good.
Good job Andy!
SirAndy
QUOTE(effutuo101 @ Jan 13 2009, 08:49 AM) *

you should be able to drop what ever drive you want into it.

Not really. Hot swappable drives don't have a connector for the power supply. They only have one slim connector for everything, data and power.
They also have a square "frame" around the drive that makes them slide into the carrier.

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dinomium
Gint is da man!
All I have is dell stuff... and those are DEAD!
Todd Enlund
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I am amazed that someone happened to have such a specialty piece of hardware available. Wow.
biosurfer1
Andy,

Are you planning on making this a virtual server? What OS are you running currently?
Shade Tree
I couldn't see in the pic if they are scsi or serial ATA. I have some at my office.
SirAndy
QUOTE(Shade Tree @ Jan 13 2009, 10:58 AM) *

I couldn't see in the pic if they are scsi or serial ATA. I have some at my office.

That's why i added the specs above the pic! biggrin.gif

"HP / 146.8GB / 10K / Ultra-320 / SCSI"

bye1.gif Andy
SirAndy
QUOTE(biosurfer1 @ Jan 13 2009, 10:50 AM) *

Are you planning on making this a virtual server? What OS are you running currently?


Nope.
Currently, we run on an ancient Windows NT 4.0 (!) ...


I have the choice of either:

- Windows 2000 Advanced Server
- Windows 2003 Advanced Server


unless someone has a copy of MS Server 2005 collecting dust that they want to donate ...
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johnlush
Ironically I have a pair of those that I harvested from a decommissioned server sitting here on my bench. How many slots in a DL380 bay? You want these in addition to the ones Gint has? Yours for the asking.

John

Rusty
QUOTE(SirAndy @ Jan 13 2009, 01:15 PM) *

QUOTE(biosurfer1 @ Jan 13 2009, 10:50 AM) *

Are you planning on making this a virtual server? What OS are you running currently?


Nope.
Currently, we run on an ancient Windows NT 4.0 (!) ...


I have the choice of either:

- Windows 2000 Advanced Server
- Windows 2003 Advanced Server


unless someone has a copy of MS Server 2005 collecting dust that they want to donate ...
shades.gif Andy


let me look when i get home.
Rusty
Maybe someday we can get a step up to one of these systems.

Todd Enlund
QUOTE(Rusty @ Jan 13 2009, 11:31 AM) *

Maybe someday we can get a step up to one of these systems.

Is that a shelf mount server, predecessor to today's rack mount systems?
Rusty
you know you want one... biggrin.gif

Those blue things are where the hamsters run! squirrel.gif
Slider
let me know if you need any of those sleds i can get ahold of some.

which series it is ? G5?

if you need the HP Proliant Essentials setup CD set, let me know i got them too
SirAndy
QUOTE(johnlush @ Jan 13 2009, 11:23 AM) *

Ironically I have a pair of those that I harvested from a decommissioned server sitting here on my bench. How many slots in a DL380 bay? You want these in addition to the ones Gint has? Yours for the asking.


Six slots ...

I have one HD, Gint has three, so that leaves two empty slots.
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johnlush
Andy, PM me your shipping address and I'll get them boxed up. Now you can see if you can find a decent OS!
KaptKaos
I believe you need Win2k3 Enterprise x64 to handle more RAM. I'll confirm and get back to you. I "think" I can hook you up with that. I need to see.
RJMII
some 32 bit environments can handle more RAM with AWE enabled.

quick link for RAM in OS.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa...ows_server_2003
SirAndy
Quick update:

- Gint's Harddrives made it OK cheer.gif

- Johnlush's Harddrives got lost in the mail headbang.gif



Anybody out there with a (legal) copy of Windows 2003 or 2005 or 2007 Advanced Server?
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PS: If not, we'll be running on Windows 2000 Advanced Server ...
Zimms
Any interest in $$ donations?
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