I've collated some of the postings on this list, with information
	from Paul Hardy's "VMS CPU Model Summary", and the results are
	given below. I'm intending to put this up on www.netbsd.org, but I
	hope it can be filled in a little more!


Questions: What is the name of the cases for the various machines?
	BA123 etc, and what are those dimensions.
	Can anyone fill in more CPU details
	Any more info on any machine welcomed. Particularly confirming
	NetBSD compatability or not, interfaces, memory capacity, etc.
	email to <abs@netbsd.org> (or just <port-vax@netbsd.org>)

Information derived from:
        Antonio Carlini's <carlini@marvin.enet.dec.com> postings to port-vax
	Paul Hardy's "VMS CPU Model Summary (14th October 1993)"
	Plus other sources.

MicroVAX machines
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

MicroVAX I		UV1 (?) 0.3 VUP		(Seahorse)
    UV1 CPU, Q-bus.
    Effectively a VAXstation I without graphics
    Cannot run NetBSD (As of 1.3)

MicroVAX II		UV2 (?)	0.9 VUP		(Mayflower)
    Can add VCB01 or VCB02 and the console will notice and use them and
    you have a VAXstation II.
    1MB on cpu board, can add up to 4 4MB boards for 16MB (1MB on cpu disabled)
    UV2 CPU, Q-bus
    Can run NetBSD.

MicroVAX 2000		KA410	0.9 VUP		(TeamMate)
    Can be converted to VAXstation 2000 by moving one jumper and removing
    MMJ converter pack.
    No bus.
    Can run NetBSD.

MicroVAX 3100 M10	KA41-A	2.4 VUP		(Teammate II)
    Is MicroVAX 3100 M20 a smaller box.
    CVAX chip @ 90ns, unknown external cache
    On board NCR-5380 SCSI-1 (where video is on VAXstation 3100 M30 KA42-A)
    Can switch eeprom to get VAXserver 3100 KA41-B.
    No video hardware
    Can run NetBSD.

MicroVAX 3100 M10e	KA41-D	3.5 VUP		(Teammate II)
    Is MicroVAX 3100 M20e a smaller box.
    CVAX chip @ 60ns, unknown external cache
    On board NCR-5380 SCSI-1 (where video is on VAXstation 3100 M38 KA42-B)
    Can switch eeprom to get VAXserver 3100 KA41-E.
    Ethernet 'lance' (le0) AMD7990/DC80AMD7992
    No video hardware
    Can run NetBSD.

MicroVAX 3100 M20	KA41-A	2.4 VUP		(Teammate II)
    Is MicroVAX 3100 M10 in a larger box.
    Can run NetBSD.

MicroVAX 3100 M20e	KA41-D 3.5 VUP		(Teammate II)
    Is MicroVAX 3100 M20 in a larger box.
    Can run NetBSD.

MicroVAX 3100 M30	KA (?)	5.0 VUP		(Waverley/S)
    SCSI

MicroVAX 3100 M40	KA (?)	5.0 VUP		(Waverley/S)
    Probably MicroVAX 3100 M30 in larger box (?)

MicroVAX 3100 M80	KA46 (?) 12 VUP		(Waverley/M)
    SCSI-2 NCR-53C94

MicroVAX 3100 M90	KA50 	24 VUP		(Cheetah)
    SCSI-2 NCR-53C94

MicroVAX 3300/3400	KA640	2.4 VUP		(Mayfair II)
    CVAX chip @ 100ns, unknown external cache
    Q-bus. DSSI.

MicroVAX 3500/3600	KA650	2.8 VUP		(Mayfair)
    CVAX chip @ 90ns, 64KB external cache
    Q-bus.

MicroVAX 3800/3900	KA655	3.8 VUP		(Mayfair III)
    CVAX chip @ 60ns, 64KB external cache
    Q-bus.

VAXstation machines
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

VAXstation I		(?)	0.3 VUP		(Seahorse)
    UV1 CPU, Q-bus
    Effectively a MicroVAX I with graphics
    Cannot run NetBSD (As of 1.3)

VAXstation II		UV2 (?)	0.9 VUP		(Mayflower)
    Can be made by adding VCB01 or VCB02 to a MicroVAX II.
    UV2 CPU, Q-bus
    1MB on cpu board, can add up to 4 4MB boards for 16MB (1MB on cpu disabled)
    Can run NetBSD.

VAXstation II/GPX	UV2 (?)	0.9 VUP		(Caylith)
    UV2 CPU, Q-bus
    Can run NetBSD.

VAXstation 2000		KA410	0.9 VUP		(VAXstar)
    Can be converted to MicroVAX 2000 by moving one jumper and adding
    MMJ converter pack.
    No bus.
    Can run NetBSD.

VAXstation 3100 M30	KA42-A	2.8 VUP		(PVAX)
    Is a VAXstation 3100 M40 in a smaller box.
    CVAX chip @ 90ns, 64KB external cache
    Two NCR-5380 SCSI-1 busses, or SCSI-1 & ST-506. (on daughter card)
    Video hardware on motherboard (where SCSI is on Microvax 3100 M10 KA41-A)
    Can run NetBSD.

VAXstation 3100 M38	KA42-B	3.8 VUP		(PVAX rev#7)
    Is a VAXstation 3100 M48 in a smaller box.
    CVAX chip @ 60ns, 64KB external cache
    Two NCR-5380 SCSI-1 busses, or SCSI-1 & ST-506. (on daughter card)
    Video hardware on motherboard (where SCSI is on Microvax 3100 M10e KA41-B)
    4MB on cpu board. Can take at least one 12MB or 16MB board.
    Can run NetBSD.

VAXstation 3100 M40	KA42-A  2.8 VUP		(PVAX)
    Is a VAXstation 3100 M30 in a larger box.
    Can run NetBSD.

VAXstation 3100 M48	KA42-B  3.8 VUP		(PVAX rev#7)
    Is a VAXstation 3100 M38 in a larger box.
    Can run NetBSD.

VAXstation 3100 M76	KA43 (?) 7.6 VUP	(RigelMAX)
    Rigel chip @ 28ns, 128KB external cache
    Two SCSI busses on motherboard (May be SCSI II?)
    Can run NetBSD.

VAXstation 3200 / 3500	(?)	2.8 VUP		(Mayfair/GPX)
    Q-bus.

VAXstation 3520 / 3540	(?)	3-10 VUP	(Firefox)
    Q-bus.

VAXstation 4000 VLC (M30) (?)	6.2 VUP		(PVAX2/VLC)
    SCSI
    Cannot run NetBSD (As of 1.3)

VAXstation 4000 M60	(?)	12 VUP		(PMariah)
    SCSI, Turbochannel bus.

VAXstation 4000 M90	(?)	32.8 VUP	(Cougar)
    NVAX CPU
    SCSI, Turbochannel bus.

VAXstation 8000		(?)	0.9-2 VUP	(Lynx)
    8000 series CPU
    BI & CI bus.

Other VAX  machines
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

VAX 4000 M100		KA52	24 VUP		(Cheetah-Q)
    SCSI-2 NCR-53C94

VAX 9000		????	~40 VUPs per CPU
    Up to 4 CPUs
    Requires special cooling and power
    Only 400-500 made.
    Cannot run NetBSD (As of 1.3)

VAX 9000-210 (with integrated power front end)
    SCU: 1.5m H x 0.67m W 0.76m D 335kg 4.4kW
    CPU: 1.5m H x 0.91m W 0.76m D 360kg 4.9kW
    I/O: 1.5m H x 0.91m W 0.76m D 510kg 2.2kW

    Options:
    UPC: 1.5m H x 1.16m W x 0.76m D 612kg 1.1kW
    (but I/O cab drops to 364kg 1.8kW)
    VAXBI:  1.5m H x 0.76m W x 0.76m D

VAX 9000-400 (cabs are all 1.83m high)
    VAX 9000-410/420: SCU + CPU + I/O + UPC
    VAX 9000-430/440: SCU + CPU + CPU + I/O + I/O + UPC + UPC

    VAX 9000-440 weighs in at 3626kg and sucks 36.6kW or so. More with VAXBI.