Thanks.

What would be most useful is the PCI interrupt routing information
(which is always board specific), and any information about CPLD
registers and such.  (E.g. does it have a WHOAMI register?) 

    -- Garrett

Izumi Tsutsui wrote:
> In article <43FDDBBF.4000206@tadpole.com>
> garrett_damore@tadpole.com wrote:
>
>   
>> Hey, does anyone have a datasheet or any docs for this in English?  I
>> don't grok Japanese. :-)
>>     
>
> Unfortunately no English pages, it seems.
>
> Here is dumb translations of this spec table
> http://www.plathome.co.jp/products/oms400/spec.html :
>
> ---
> Hardware specifications:
>
> Product name	OpenMicroServer(TM)
> Part number	OMS-AL400/128
> CPU		AMD Alchemy(TM) AU1550(TM) 400MHz processor
> MEMORY		128MB
> FLASH ROM	16MB (user area 2MB)
> NIC		10/100/1000BaseTX x2	<-- wm(4)
> 		10/100BaseTX x1 (supports PoE power supply Type A/B)
> Serial ports	RJ45 (connector) for console (three wire) x1
> 		RJ45 full wired x1
> USB		USB2.0(TYPE-B) x2	<-- NEC ehci(4)
> DIO		8bit (Input x4, Output x4) 2mm pitch pin
> Internal strage	compact flash (support up to PIO4)
> Power supply	DC12V/3.0A (AC adapter attached)
> 		PoE (power supply for PoE required)
> Switch		INIT
> Indicators	status LED x3
> 		LAN access LED
> Options		RJ45-DB9 adapter, CF card, rack mount kit
> Size		102(W) x 203(D) x 33(H)mm
>  :
> ---
>
> Oh, the most important point, the price is 56,400-Yen (about US$480).
>
> BTW, according to the manual, its installer will claim at first:
> ---
> # sysinst
>
> SSD/Linux 0.4-20051205/2.6.12 Installer
>
>   Why do you choose Linux ?
>   We recommend you to use NetBSD, FreeBSD, or OpenBSD instead.
>
> Are you sure to install [y/N] ? y
> Really [y/N] ? y
>
> It isn't smart ...
> ---
>
> Why not NetBSD? ;-)
> ---
> Izumi Tsutsui
>   


-- 
Garrett D'Amore, Principal Software Engineer
Tadpole Computer / Computing Technologies Division,
General Dynamics C4 Systems
http://www.tadpolecomputer.com/
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