Subject: Re: models and types
To: Simon Burge <simonb@telstra.com.au>
From: Jonathan Stone <jonathan@DSG.Stanford.EDU>
List: port-pmax
Date: 07/07/1997 00:26:57
>board who systype internal name "real" name
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>???? SABLE_2000 R2000 SABLE ????
>???? SABLE_4000 R4000 SABLE ????
I don't remember off-hand what a Sable is.
(I know someone told me once, though...)
>KN01 js DS3100 PMIN 2100
>KN01 sb DS3100 PMAX 3100
Uh, no, I said the 2100 is a pmin and the 3100 is a PMAX. I'm
positive that's correct, though I don't recall if the PROM
reports a different systype.
>KN02-AA sb DS5000 3MAX 5000/200
The PROMs in 5000/200s here definitely just say KN02.
The following are correct, I had transposed a line in the original table:
KN210 js MIPSfair MIPSFAIR 5400
KN220 js MIPSfair-II MIPSFAIR 5500
KN230 js DS5100 MIPSMATE 5100
>kn5800 DS5800 ISIS 58x0
The ISIS, aka, 5800 is the multi-CPU box, for x = 1, 2, 3, 4. Not the
5400. (I've used a 5400, it came in a smaller-sized Qbus cabinet) The
5800 is an XMI-bus system like the 6200-series vaxes. There is one XMI
bus with BI adaptors or XMI peripherals hanging off it. I think the
CPU board reports as a kn5800, like the vax CPUs report as kn6200,
kn6400, etc. Dave McGuire would know for sure.
>KN02-CA js DSMAXINE MAXine 5000/xx - xx = 20, 25, 33
>KN04 sb R4_5000_100 R4000 3MIN 5000/150
>???? R4_MAXINE R4000 MAXINE 5000/50
Uh, both the 5000/150 and 5000/50 report as a KN04, We established
that already.
>PROM info who what
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>KN02-BA v2.1k js Does not TFTPboot stripped ECOFF files
>KN02-CA v2.0m js Does not TFTPboot stripped ECOFF files
But these two should read:
KN02-BA v2.1k js No known problems TFTP booting as of NetBSD 1.2G,
(don't tftpboot with kernels made by old elf2ecoff)
KN02-CA v2.0m js No known problems TFTP booting as of NetBSD 1.2G,
(don't tftpboot with kernels made by old elf2ecoff)
>KN230 V1.4 sb haven't tested (5100)
Should be much the same as a 3100 PROM, i think.
>KN04 V2.1k sb haven't tested (5000/150)
Uh, Simon, this one is the same as a KN02-BA v2.1k, it's what I've
been using to debug debugging elf2ecoff!!! The CPU module doesn't
seem to make any difference to the PROM's boot behaviour.
We should list a 5000/50 somewhere as "KN04 v2.0m", I htink that's
what Michael Hitch has. If you're going to list a KN02 as KN02-AA,
I'd list the kn04 as KN04-BA and KN04-CA, just to avoid confusion.