>That means two boxes with q22 interconnect cables would be required to 
>produce a slave that has more than the 1meg onboard.  A pair of BA23s
>would work nicely. Box A would have uVAX ram, disks, terminal IO, NI
>and interconnect to box B with uVAX, RAM and QDSS via q22 cables.

It also means that even if you do want to try installing the second
CPU with its on-board memory, you can't... since it can only be plugged
into the PMI (CD) slots, which are already being used for communication
with the primary CPU...

Bottom line is I can't do what I wanted to... ah well, I'll live with
hacking on a KXT11-CA instead...

					Megan Gentry
					Former RT-11 Developer

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