Hi, Michael!

Here is the data for the "MicroVAX 3100 Model 96"
                                       ----------------------------------
(- Label on the  frontside of the Cab says: "MicroVAX 3100-96" )
- Plate on the Backside --> Model: 49ZBM-B9

- KA56-A  V2.6  VMB 2.15

- E/I 3E
    I 0000003E 13001202

-E/P 20040004
    P 20040004 03260901

- Show config:
       ...    CPU-BD
        ...    MEM
        ...    DZ
        ...    SCSI
                        3-L0-RZ26N  4-L0-RRD45  6-Adapter
        ...    NI

- Show scsi:
        SCSI Adapter A, SCSI ID 6
      - DKA300    (DEC RZ26N)
      - DKA400    (DEC RRD45)

-Show memory:
        64 MB RAM, SIMM Set (0A, 0B, 0C, 0D) present
        Memory Set 0: 00000000 to 03FFFFFF, 64 MB, 131072 good pages, 0 bad
pages

        Total of 64 MB, ....


There is an externel SCSI-Connector (50pin Centronix). Is this SCSI-B?

The memory is specified as "DSIMM". The mem. slots look like FPM/EDO slots.
But I think the meory SIMMs are ECC-Memory! ?? I wonder whether those SIMMs
were used
in PC - servers too?

Does the DZ Interface serve the 3 serial MJ connectors? Are they supported
under NetBSD?

(The system is really fast (for a VAX). I installed OVMS 7.3)

Thanks in adcance for your help and best regards. / Hilmar.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Kukat" <michael@unixiron.org>
To: "Hilmar Böhm" <h.boehm@ndh.net>
Cc: <port-vax@netbsd.org>
Sent: Saturday, December 08, 2001 8:21 AM
Subject: Re: MV3100-96&1.5.2


> Hi!
>
> On Fri, 7 Dec 2001, Hilmar Böhm wrote:
> >  is this System supported by NetBSD/vax 1.5.2 ?
>
> No. But it might work out-of-the-box in -current. Could you please give me
the
> output of the following PROM commands:
>
> E/I 3E
> E/P 20040004
>
> Further, i need the CPU name of this machine (PROM tells you, something
like
> KA99 or so), and the exact model name (MicroVAX 3100 model 96?), then i
can
> check the sources any maybe fix up a bit. But as i knoe the newer boxes,
my
> efforts for the M95 and others should work fine on your m96
>
> ...Michael
>
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