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Article #487Re: Sickly 3670
From: Steve Gander
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 1996 00:00
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Date: Thu, 31 Oct 1996 12:27 EST
From: Jeff Barnett <jbarnett@charming.nrtc.northrop.com>
>I've replaced the CPU (datapath, memory control, sequencer) with known
>good cards (they work in a 3640). I haven't replaced the FEP or IO
>cards (I'm not sure they're compatible with a 3640?)
Ithink that all cards are tradable between a 40 and 70. However, there
is a swappable prom on either the FEP, paddle, or IO card that describes
the hardware (maybe including the disks). I think that you must swap
that chip if yoy swap the boards even between the same model machines.
That sounds about right. The pals on the IO control ESDI/ST506/SDM disk drive flavor.
FEP is compatible across all 364x & 367x (I think)
You should call Doug Evans in Chatsworth CA, he is the Symbolics customer service expert
The number is 1 818 998 3600
You can tell him that I told you to call, even though you're not on
a support contract.
If you're willing to cover the cost of a call to the United States,
he is the best man to provide answers.
-Stephen Gander
Chief Technical Officer
Symbolics.
I'm posting this to slug so that, if I'm out of my mind, a more
knowledgable sluger can correct what I`ve said. If I'm on the
right track, maybe someone will tell you where the prom is.
Jeff Barnett
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