Subject: Re: Misc 7000 class boards --- what are they?
To: NetBSD Bob <nbsdbob@weedcon1.cropsci.ncsu.edu>
From: Mattias Nordlund <mathew@eagle.y.se>
List: port-vax
Date: 01/23/2001 18:34:32
On Tue, Jan 23, 2001 at 10:52:12AM -0500, NetBSD Bob wrote:
> OK, I dug into the innards of my DEC 7000 class critter, last night,
> and these are the boards it has:
>
> 1. ME35394582-E2040-AB C01 182mhz Alpha processor (Darn, it would have
> been fun if VAX!)
I could trade you a model 600 vax cpu for it if you want, I have two in my
machine but would like to be able to run dual alpha in mine also (have a E2040
laying around)
>
> 2. ME34979128-E2044-AA F05 I/O processor
>
> 3. E2846-AT D02 ZG41101225 512mb ram module
>
> 4. T2020 XMI board (what is it?)
Seems like a DEMNA, XMI Ethernet controller.
>
> 5. T2030-YA A02 board (what is it?)
Something called "CLOCK & ARBITRATION MODULE" I have no Idea.
Will open up the VAX7620 here and see if I have such a card.
>
> 6. T2028-AA board (what is it?)
Something called "DWLMA-AA" it's the card that bind the Futurebus and XMI together with the E2044-AA (IOPC Module)
>
> 7. T2029-AB GA series board (these are the scsi boards?) (3 each)
These are KZMSA, XMI scsi controller, should work in both DEC/VAX7000 and DEC/VAX10000 but not in any older VAX systems.
>
> 8. T2029-AB AY series board (different scsi board?) (1 each)
Same as above.
>
> 9. DEFAA ethernet
>
DEFAA is a FDDI controller for Futurebus+ (are you sure thats the right name? as Futurebus+ is only a AlphaServer 8x00 bus)
> 10. 82003-AA board (used in ethernet chassis for bus run?)
Don't have the slightest idea.
>
> What are these boards?
>
> All I want to keep is the minimum set needed to get the DEC 7000 Alpha
> box up. The spare boards are up for grabs. I would like to keep them
> in the VAXencrewe or Alphabitscrewe in NetBSD. I don't want any money
> for the boards. IFF you have any MVII or MVIII qbus bits that you might
> want to trade, I might be interested. IFF you don't have anything to
> trade, and can make some case for needing the board, I would still
> be interested in passing the spares along.
>
> So, what is needed to keep the minimal Alpha running? I assume it
> is 1,2,3,4,5,6,8,9. That leaves the 3 scsi boards open for grabs.
>
> Also, I have two each TZ867 7 tape loaders available, from the
> StorageWorks cabinet that went with the machine. I don't need
> them, and could probably turn a buck or two on ebay with them,
> but, I want to give first dibs to the VAXencrewe, not for money,
> but for trading fodder. These are awfully big and heavy to ship,
> so probably need to be picked up from Raleigh, NC. Anyone have
> an interest in them for trade?
>
> IFF I can't do anything with the rest of the machine, then down the
> road a bit, the rest of the boards will be up for grabs. The machine
> itself is too big for shipping.
>
> Bob
>
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