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Ok. This is the hardware I have, directly related to UHS:

1	proof of concept prototype for UHS development (AM5380 and 74LS00)
1	External SCSI harddisk (540megs).. primary drive
1	External SCSI harddisk (1080 megs) .. secondary drive
1	SCSI troubleshooter (box with LED's indicating bus states in realtime)
1	ACTIVE scsi terminator (only the best for my c=)
1	Commodore SX 64 (with 10amp PSU)
1	SuperCPU v1.2 (0k superram <cries>)
1	1764 REU with 512k ram
1	Jiffydos'ed 1571 drive
1	IBM PS/2e (486slc2/50, 172M, LAN connection to >50gigs of storage, for running 64hdd)
1	Aiwa 4gig DDS2 tape backup unit with internal inline compression
1	Exabyte 2gig DDS1 tape backup unit without internal inline compression
1	240M 2.5" (yes, scsi! laptop!) IBM/Apple scsi laptop drive
1	2.5G 3.5" 7200rpm 5ms seek seagate barracuda fastnarrow scsi drive
1	230M internal fujitsu magOptic removeable scsi drive

Indirectly related to UHS development

1	230meg Fujitsu MagOptic removeable scsi drive
1	~1.0meg Teac SCSI floppy drive
1	200M syquest cartridge drive
1	44meg syquest cartridge drive (thanks nate!)
1	HP scanjet III with autofeeder (Yes, a scanner. shaddup already)
1	PC with adaptec scsi card (to verify multihost politeness on UHS' behalf)
1	NEC external 4x CDROM (for what else?)
1	CDTV (for an experiment on developing ParNetFS maybe)
1	Apple IIgs (for whatever the heck I want to do, undecided as yet)
1	A600 (same as CDTV, but this has a keyboard ;)
1	230watt PC psu (powers my 1571;)
SCADS	various internal harddisk mechanisms, ranging from classic scsiI to fastwide scsiII
1	Hesmon64 cart (sigh.. tis all I have)

~Media access aides

#1	Mediagx 200 rewired for 150 mhz ops, with 500meg harddisk and enough linux for an X display (no appz)
	Hashed out due to some unexplained death.
1	17" dual-input display
1	HP classic envizex (700/RX) X terminal (same as the MediaGX)
1	HP envizex series A (16M ram, 4M firmware pcmcia flash, scsi-II)
1	Canon BJC600 (known to print yellow thus far, no prallel cable)

Kinda-related hardware

1	10-slot ISA passive backplane (3 8bit slots) with some parallel I/O port

Unrelated hardware:

1	Linksys 5port 10/100 switch
1	Roland SoundCanvas P-55 piano module (good enough piano to give ya shivers)
1	NEC multisync I (15-31khz.. IIgs, CDTV, A600 display)
1	Idek/Iyama vision master 17 (50-140hz refresh rate, two inputs)
1	Radio shack a/v switch (for switching the r/g/b signal between the NEC
	and its 3 machines)
1	P120 laptop (runs like a headless box) (runs shell, remote xdm, acrobat)
1	K6II/450 with 128M ram, 2x elite 9 8.9gig scsi drives
1	SGI Indy R4400/150mhz (new acquisition)
1	Corollary Systems M2V video server  (dual 486/66/EISA/6scsi chans/15bay hotswap raid/4 PSUs for 1400W redundant power)