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Martin (Co-founder, Webmaster, Admin)

Nickname: Mayhem
E-mail: mayhem (at) linuxathome.net
Education: Graduate of Bachelor of Technology (Information and Communication Sciences) from Macquarie University (Completed 2002)
Work: IT Manager for an Australia/New Zealand Retail Company
System:
   Intel Celeron 600 MHz CPU
   Gigabyte PC133 VIA Chipset Motherboard
   384MB PC133 SDRAM
   ATX Midi Tower Case (modded with Window, Blue Neons and 20x4 LCD display)
   10.2 GB Quantum Fireball Hard Drive
   30.0 GB Seagate Barracuda Hard Drive
   4MB PCI S3 Virge Video Card
   48x Acer CD-ROM
   1.44MB Floppy Disk Drive
   D-Link DFE-530TX+ 10/100Mb Ethernet NIC (eth0 - Cable Modem)
   Skymaster 2000 10/100Mb Ethernet NIC (eth1 - LAN)
Record Uptime: 180 days

This cost about $700AUS since it was build partially from new parts and partially from old parts salvaged from older computers. I wanted to have a decent system that could run a dual boot if later required and also a dedicated game server for LAN's that we attend. This setup above would allow me to do all that I want and at a reasonable price.


	Ben (Co-founder, Tech)
	Nickname: Xtracable E-mail: xtracable (at) linuxathome.net Education: University Graduate Work: Network Administrator System: Intel Pentium 200 MHz MMX CPU Generic Motherboard 64MB EDO RAM AT Midi Tower Case 3.2 GB Seagate Hard Drive 4MB Cirrus Logic Video Card 8x Mitsumi CD-ROM 1.44 MB Floppy Disk Drive SMC Etherpower 10Mb Ethernet NIC (eth0 - Cable Modem) - supplied by Optus@Home Generic NE2000 10/100Mb Ethernet NIC (eth1 - LAN) Record Uptime: 97 days This system was build completely from parts that I had lying around and also some parts scored from a local council cleanup, it is nothing special but perfect for a server seeing as it doesn't have to run anything that takes huge amounts of processing power. It does the job it was built to do, and that is all that matters.

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