I _think_ the uV1 maxed out at 4MB, it has a VUP rating of
	0.3 (Compared to a uVAX3400's 2.4). It suppoers whatever Q-bus
	disk controller card you have - usually MSCP with RDxx drives.

	It doesn't run NetBSD yet - the CPU is missing some less used
	VAX instructions that must be emulated in software, and NetBSD
	does not emulate them yet. Hmm.. the MMU might be different as
	well.

	It would be a nice project for someone to _get_ NetBSD running
	on it :)

		David/absolute

           -=-  "If there is a hell... I'll see you there"  -=-

On Tue, 26 May 1998, Erno Palonheimo wrote:

> 
> Hi,
> 
> I managed to get hold of a MicroVAX I. AFAIK I can run NetBSD/VAX on this
> box, but as of now, it has no disk at all.. Does it support SCSI? If it
> doesn't, what disk should I get for the machine? The label on the CPU card
> says 610QM-YB. What CPU is this, how fast? How much of memory does the
> machine support? BTW, thanks for the help with 3400, got it booting and it
> runs NetBSD/VAX 1.3 quite happily now. It is actually a lot of use, I run
> a DNS on it.
> 
>    Erno Palonheimo -x- fsck@stip.net -x- GSM +358400615281
> 
> 8. You stopped purchasing new furniture when you realized that
>    your computers work just as well.
>