Cioppino

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Cioppino is Joe's Linux server.

Contents 1 Operating System 2 Processor 3 Motherboard 4 RAM 5 Hard Drives 5.1 Filesystems 6 Power Supply 7 Case Fans 8 Network Cards 9 Retired Parts

Operating System

Debian testing

Processor

AMD Sempron 2800+ (socket 754, Ath64-derived)
--from Fry's

Motherboard

Abit KV-85 v2.0
VIA K8M800
--from Fry's

RAM

1 x DDR266 PC2100 name-brand CAS2.5 256MB
--from 1stchoicememory.com

1 x DDR266 PC2100 brand forgotten CAS2.5 256MB
--from Fry's

Hard Drives

/dev/hda Seagate Barracuda 7200.7(?) ST3250823A 250gb ATA/100 7200rpm
--from Fry's

/dev/hdc Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 ST3160023A 160gb ATA/100 7200rpm
--from Fry's

/dev/hde Seagate Barracuda ATA V ST380023A 80gb ATA/100 7200rpm
--from some pricewatch vendor ???
--temporarily out of the system

Filesystems

/boot is on /dev/md0, which is a small software raid1 across /dev/hda1 and /dev/hdc1.
/dev/md1 is a 145GB software raid1 across /dev/hda3 and /dev/hdc3
LVM volume group vg00 sits on /dev/md1
the various primary filesystems are ext3 on vg00
/dev/hda5 is a /jnk, an ~80gb filesystem holding misc junk we don't care about raiding or backing up.

Power Supply

Thermaltake 500W
--from Fry's

Case Fans

Intake: AeroCool X-Static 80mm
--from Fry's

Exhaust: AeroCool Chameleon 80mm
--from Fry's

Network Cards

eth0 onboard Via Rhine 10/100BaseT (via-rhine driver)

eth1 D-Link DFE-530TX+ 10/100BaseT (8139too driver)
--from Best Buy

eth2 old Apple-branded 10/100BaseT (tulip driver)
--from dad's cabinet of awesomeness

Retired Parts

/dev/hda Maxtor 6E020L0 20gb ATA/100 7200rpm
--from monarchcomputer.com ?

Athlon XP 1800+ (266 FSB) (Thoroughbred?)
--from now-defunct ezbpc.com

Spire 5F271B1L3 FalconRock II CPU cooler
--from geeks.com

ASRock K7VM2 motherboard
VIA KM266 chipset
--from now-defunct ezbpc.com
Failed horribly.

generic 400W power supply
--from now-defunct ezbpc.com
Not quite enough power to spin up a third drive while the other two are online. The 5V line is regularly +4.7, which is barely enough. One of these days...

/dev/hde Seagate Barracuda 7200.(?) ST3300622A 300gb ATA/100 7200rpm
--from Fry's
Blew up just after I finished installing a new system with Xen.