Strange Systems seen at Ford's place

These are generally running and on the net:

• han.... One Generic IBM PC clone (Linux 2.x)
• luke... One Mitsubishi Amity CN subnotebook (Linux 2.x)
• leia... Palm m500 (Palm OS v4.0)
• yoda... One Amiga A3000 (Amiga Unix SVR4)
• vader.. One Micron IBM PC clone (RedHat Linux 6.1)
• kenobi. One AT&T 3B1 (Unix SVR2 v3.51)
• dos.... Another Generic IBM PC clone (MS-Windows 98)
• alpha1, alpha2 Two Digital Multia Alpha workstations (Linux 2.x)
• replaytv ReplayTV 4000 DVR
• klunk, bonk, thump: Three AT&T 3B2/400s (Unix SVR4.0)

Other strange devices that might be indirectly connected to the net, but aren't really proper nodes:

• One Amiga A1000 (Amiga OS 1.3)
• One Amiga A2000 (Amiga OS 2.04/AmiTCP)
• Zenith Z-Lite (Linux)
• Zeos Pocket PC (MS-DOS 5.0)
• Olivetti Quaderno (MS-DOS 5.0)
• Tandy Zoomer (GEOS)
• NEC Silentwriter 2 Model 90 (Postscript)
• Dataman S4 ROM reader/programmer
• MFJ-1278 Multi-mode data controller
• Icom 4SRA VHF tranceiver
• JRC NRD-525 HF receiver
• X*Press cable TV data receiver

These are in boxes, or in pieces, or otherwise not likely to be actually running:

• One TRS-80 Model I (Level I Basic)
• One TRS-80 Model 4 (LSDOS 6.2)
• One TRS-80 Color Computer 2 (OS/9)
• One crushed AT&T PC7300
• One box of spare parts that used to be an AT&T PC7300
• Another AT&T 3B1 with a dead hard disk :-(
• One Pong (clone) arcade game
• One BattleZone arcade game
• One Joust arcade game