All the configurations that _Sun_ supports.  Ross supports
additional configurations with additional models that are not
documented in any sun paperwork...they just speak of the
few Ross modules that _they_ will admit to carrying, which
were formerly documented in the supplemental field engineer's 
handbook, which is kind of a joke since it's only 30 pages
long, and hasn't been republished in a long time...I think it's
been incorporated into the latest, greatest editions...

Considering how eager Sun always was to abort the 4/600s after
they had their pizzaboxes and sun4d machines out, the roadblocks 
you run into are little wonder.

	--Alex

On Mon, 10 Jan 2000, Jonathan O'Brien wrote:

> 
> I get the support info from the fehandbook. It's been wrong before,
> and there are plenty of configurations which are not "officially"
> supported by Sun that certainly do work.
> 
> 
> On Mon, 10 Jan 2000, Herb Peyerl wrote:
> 
> > "Jonathan O'Brien" <obrien@hulk.sfsu.edu>  wrote:
> >  > 
> >  > All of the Hypersparc chips (100MHz and beyond) show as not supported on
> >  > anything but the SS10, SS10SX, and SS20. Interesting that the 100 MHz
> >  > works on the 600 series. Someone may want to keep track of this, the
> >  > 100MHz has two FRU's, 370-1864 and 370-1866.
> > 
> > weird.  The package I got the 100 in (from a friend) had the set of 4
> > ROM's for the 600 series in addition to the roms for the 10/20.
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> 
> Jon
>