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On December 15, 2000, the Compaq 486 100Mhz (Upgraded to an Evergreen AMD133MHz) finally gave out. It has been replaced with a six year old Pentium Pro.

Output from `cat /proc/cpuinfo`:

processor:	0
cpu:	486
model:	Am5x86-WT
vendor_id:	AuthenticAMD
stepping:	E
fdiv_bug:	no
hlt_bug:	no
f00f_bug:	no
fpu:	yes
fpuexception:	yes
cpuid:	yes
wp:	yes
flags:	fpu
bogomips:	66.36

Memory: 16MB RAM
Disks: 6.8 GB Seagate
Ethernet: Two 3Com 3c509B 10Mb

processor:	0
vendor_id:	GenuineIntel
cpu family:	6
model:	1
model name:	Pentium Pro
stepping:	7
cpu:	199.435877
cache size:	256 KB
fdiv_bug:	no
hlt_bug:	no
f00f_bug:	no
coma_bug:	no
fpu:	yes
fpu_exception:	yes
cpuid level:	2
wp:	yes
flags:	fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 sep mtrr pge mca cmov
bogomips:	199.07

Memory: 96MB RAM
Disks: 6.8 GB Seagate
Ethernet: Two 3Com 3c509B 10Mb

Operating System Information

This machine is running Linux 2.2.13. The original distribution was Slackware 3.2.

Applications Information

I think all the apps have been upgraded to their latest releases. I hope. I log everything and keep images of vital files on an isolated machine. Don't even try to hack in.
This system is running Apache Web Server.