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Article #3274Re: Multiple CPU's on Sun 3/260
From: Thomas Kennedy
Date: Fri, 06 Dec 1996 00:00
Date: Fri, 06 Dec 1996 00:00
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Craig Dewick (craig@zeta.org.au) wrote: : : The only genuine Sun multi-CPU board for a VME cage is the 4/6xx, which is : a Sparc board that takes Mbus CPU modules, so this isn't the same as : putting multiple CPU's onto the backplane since they sit on the one card. And from what I have heared, these are for a 6u VME (whatever that means...anybody care to explain? I don't know much about the VME bus) And the machine in question is a 9u VME cage (from what I gather), and the multi-processor board won't work in it. If I'm wrong here, please let me know...I'll look into buying a 4/6xx board if I can use it in this cage ;) my $.02 -- ___________________________________________________________________________ Thomas B. Kennedy | 8088/286/386/486/Pent - Amiga 500/2000/3000 tomk@citilink.com | Sun Sparc - DEC/VAXStation 3400 - AT&T 3b1 tomk@smileyface.com | Next week, maybe a Mac... finger me for PGP Public Key |
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