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Casper H.S. Dik wrote:
> 
> mfrisch@saturn.tlug.org (Mike Frisch) writes:
> 
> 
> >       I assume the 4/6xx is supported by Solaris 2.5?  Is that fast
> >SCSI-2 or just plain SCSI-2?  What kind of performance does it offer
> >compared to later SPARCstations?  This sounds like a very interesting
> >upgrade for my 4/110.
> 
> It's plain SCSI.  The board is a slower version (I think) of the SS10,
> its predecessor.  It does run newer hypersparc & SuperSPARC so it can be
> made to run much faster than an 4/110.  If you could get
> such boards easily, is another question.
> 
> It is supported in 2.5.
> 
> Casper
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I seem to remember that there were two versions of the 4/600 CPU board.
I can't find the documentation right now but I think one of the changes
was upgrading from 5Mb/s SCSI2 to 10 Mb/s SCSI2 Fast.

All I do remember off the top of my head was there were tow major differences
between the orig version and the upgraded CPU board. I think this happened
right about when the 600 started being offered with the SuperSPARC processors.

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