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Article #6454Re: Need advices on restoring old used sparc workstations...
From: Craig Dewick
Date: Sun, 19 May 1996 00:00
Date: Sun, 19 May 1996 00:00
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In <4nf4kk$g6r@sydney.healey.com.au> rob@sydney.healey.com.au (Rob Thomas) writes:
>: I'd be grateful if you could tell me where a Sun Sparcstation IPC fits
>: into the hierarchy. It reports SunOs 4.1.2 on boot and CPu=4/40
>: whatever that means.
>I believe the IPC is the slowest of all Sparc's. Let me dig thru
>my memory here...
Actually, the slowest is the 4/110, which rates at 7 SunMIPS (just a
fraction slower than an SLC, which is around 8). 4/110's seem to be
extremely rare here in Australia, but they are useful upgrades to 3/60
systems since they just slot into the same pizza-box case that a 3/60
does (which is why I have one).
The 4/280 (my server here) rates at 10 SunMIPS, the 4/380 at 16, and the
4/480 at 22. These are all VME-based servers, apart from the 4/380 which
is not a real server, but masquerades as one.
Regards,
Craig.
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