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In <belfert.909852790@homebase> belfert@citilink.com. (Brian Elfert) writes:

>cdewick@lios.apana.org.au (Craig Dewick) writes:

>>I don't want to have to re-install, but I realise that because the LX and
>>SS-20 are radically different, I can't simply shift the disk over between
>>boxes and have it immediately boot up on the Sparc 20.

>If you're truly running SunOS 4.1.x, you can just put the disk in the new
>system.  I moved a SunOS 4.1.4 disk from a Classic to a 20 with no
>problems.

I know that I can do that with SunOS 4.x, however I'm running SunOS 5.6 (aka
Solaris 2.6), so the problem is a more difficult one to solve. I know
someone here in Sydney that has done it, but I can't for the life of me find
where I saved her email about how to do it!

>>According to the FEH, the SM-81's do not work in SS-20's. I'm trying to
>>figure out the line of progression for CPU modules which are supported in
>>the SS-20 (and the SS-10 for that matter). I know that it goes like this:

>What machine would take the SM-81 modules if not the 20?  The 10 and 20
>are the only machines I know of that take Mbus modules.  (Maybe the 1000
>and 2000 also?) 

The FEH says that SM-81's are only certified for the SC-1000, and SM-81-2's
are only certified for the SC-2000.

Regards,

Craig.
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