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A computer system according to which a bracket supports a computer chassis on a structure having an accessible upper edge. The bracket is formed by a plurality of support members for receiving the chassis and for engaging the chassis in a manner to prevent movement of the chassis relative to the bra

A computer system according to which a bracket supports a computer chassis on a structure having an accessible upper edge. The bracket is formed by a plurality of support members for receiving the chassis and for engaging the chassis in a manner to prevent movement of the chassis relative to the bracket. At least one hook is connected to the support member for extending over the edge to support the support member, and therefore the chassis, relative to the structure.

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[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A bracket for supporting a chassis having a first pair of opposed walls, a second pair of opposed walls extending from, and perpendicular to, the first pair of opposed walls, and a third pair of opposed walls extending from, and perpendicular to, the first and second pair

[ What is claimed is:] [1.] A bracket for supporting a chassis having a first pair of opposed walls, a second pair of opposed walls extending from, and perpendicular to, the first pair of opposed walls, and a third pair of opposed walls extending from, and perpendicular to, the first and second pair of opposed walls; the bracket comprising a first pair of spaced, parallel, support members engaging one wall of the first pair of opposed walls, a second pair of spaced parallel support members having opposite ends, the first end extending from the first pair of support members and bent relative to the first pair of support members in a manner to engage said third pair of opposing walls and engage the other wall of the first pair of opposed walls, a third pair of support members extending between the first pair of support members and the second ends of the second pairs of support members, respectively, and bent relative to the first and second pairs of support members for respectively supporting one of the second pair of opposed walls, a fourth pair of support members respectively extending from and intermediate the ends of the second pair of support members and bent relative to the second pair of support members in a manner to respectively engage the third pair of opposed walls.