There are two computers at the Burrell Schmidt, a Sparc Ultra 1 (budgie --- an Australian bird similar to a parrakeet) for acquisition and a Dec Alpha (dingo -- a wild Australian dog) for data reduction.
Budgie has a 2 Gbyte system disk and 2, 4 Gbyte data disks (/data1 and /data2). It has a DLT 4000 tape drive (Unix level name /dev/rmt/0, which can write 15 or 20 Gbytes uncompressed, depending on the tape), an Exabyte tape drive (/dev/rmt/1), and an Apple laserwriter. To print text files from budgie, type lpr -P1 filename; to print .ps files, type lpr filename.ps.
Dingo has a 1 Gbyte system disk and 3 4-Gbyte data disks which are striped together to form one disk (/data3). It also has an HP 35480 DAT drive (which is a DDS-DC drive -- meaning it can get 2GB uncompressed on a 90m tape and perhaps 4GB compressed). The DAT drive is /dev/rmt0 from UNIX and mta from within IRAF. To print a text file from dingo, type lpr -P1 filename; to print a .ps file, type lpr filename.ps.