Steggo
Steggo is an IBM PS/2 Model 25 SX, which released in 1992. It appears to have been upgraded at some point, as it has more RAM than came standard with this model.
Steggo is primarily utilized as a “can it run/do x” machine, with various interesting programs being written to floppy disks that sit nearby it.
| Location | COSI |
| IP Addresses | N/A |
| Deployed | true |
Hardware
| CPU | Intel 386SX @ 20 MHz |
| RAM | 4352 KB |
| Storage | ??GB HDD |
| Display | Built-In CRT |
| Misc | Floppy Disk Drive |
Operating System
| OS | FreeDOS 1.3 |
| Last updated | Unknown |
| End of life | Unknown |
Notes
Steggo has seemingly developed some screen burn-in over the years, which is most apparent when Steggo is off.
Steggo is frequently used as a display machine for open house events (albeit it cannot always be run due to sparse power availability at said events).