Servers are just like a regular Mac machine - they can be configured as such. If this is not the correct forum, could a kind soul point me to a better site?įrom the photo, it appears you have 2 G5 XSERVE rack mounts which run older Mac OS (not current Intel).

The one HD rack showing with no drives has some rust around the fans at the back. No apparent damage, no rodent, or insect problem. These units have been on a shelf in a Public Storage for several years. I can build a high end gaming PC with my eyes closed, and solder in new ram chips on to an Atari 800XL no problem. (well I have an Apple III, and a Lisa 5/10 I'm working on) I'm a PC guy. How to connect them to a keyboard and screen. What are best practices for this on a server? So how should I proceed? first blow out the dust. Those have 2 of the 3 HD bays filled and 2 I/O units each on eh back side. The 2 blades have no obvious model numbers I can see. I have all the drives, but pulled them out is see how bad the dust was.

I do not know anything about servers except what they conceptually do.Ģ units are A1009. A friend gave me 2 blade, and 2 rack HD XServe units to refurbish and test.

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