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Are they both on the same network/IP space by chance?
after the second or third NOS toner spewing its contents inside a printer, I splurged and purchased a toner vacuum. Cheaper than having the printer tech come out and clean up the mess for me.
as the printer tech explained to me, those NOS toners (at least HP ones) have a plastic piece that wears out when sitting in the box.
Thanks for creating! I have an HP Laserjet on my home workbench now
Define old? I have older/vintage Mac gear I use on a regular basis. My G5 still has my entire music collection and syncs all my iPods just fine.
Hey @shaggy959500@lemmy.world what did you end up doing with the server? From where yo uar enow, we could provide some other ideas/directions to head.
Looking past the folks recommending to sell them, it seems you have a handful of useful responses here (welcome to the internet & endless September). /snark Look past the naysayers, it will be fun and a learning experience just getting these drives up and running - a worthwhile experience IMHO.
I am down a similar path now, with a bunch of SAS drives. What I have learned/experienced so far:
As others have mentioned in this thread, the easiest & optimal approach seems to be:
I scored a free workstation from craigslist and one from freecycle, for another project on the workbench.
HTH, and good luck!
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