Jason Thorpe <thorpej@nas.nasa.gov> said:
 | Sounds like a machine I used to have :-)

Cool, lets for a recovery group :-)

 |  > I think its better to drop 1 Meg and gain NFS. Somehow I figure I
 |  > would get faster performance over NFS rather than getting binaries off
 |  > my HPIB (st506) disks (woof!).
 | Heh - I have one of those beasties on my 380, on the slow hpib interface, 
 | too...  woof.

I have a 'high performance' HPIB and a slow one. The drives are on the
high performance one and ZOOOOOOOOM at 182k per second (measured by
Iozone). The thing is a real speed monster when it starts to swap!

I shudder to consider performance on the slow interface! (300 baud! :-)

 |  >  | 	310: 16MHz 68010 (runs hp-ux 5 and PAM - bleah...)
 |  >  | 	320: 16MHz 68020 (ROMS prolly say `Rev. B')
 |  >  | 	350: ??MHz 68020 (I think 25, but I'm not sure...)
 |  > Its a '20, but in a HP300 box. I will have to have a look!
 | Well, the 320 and the 350 just said ``300'' on the outside...

Doh! Rev. B rings a bell. I will pull out its brain and see what the
little crystal says :-).

 | Jason R. Thorpe                                       thorpej@nas.nasa.gov
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