[Sunhelp] HW Questions
bhinz
bhinz at chipmunk.nsc.com
Thu Mar 30 13:55:25 CST 2000
oops, sure enough! i didn't verify that there was no RJ45, just went on someone
else's word... does anyone know specific specs for the memory requirements? like
buffered/unbuffered, ecc, 3.3v?, etc? what i'm getting at is: is there any
chance that a generic 32 mb pc style dimm will work? i have plenty of those
around...
thanks,
brian
>From: "Thomas Reagan" <tkr at brown.edu>
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>Subject: RE: [Sunhelp] HW Questions
>Date: Thu, 30 Mar 2000 13:46:33 -0500
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>> > 3) The SS5 does not have a network card. Can the card from
>> > the SS10 be swapped
>> > if it turns out that the 5 is faster or are there differences
>> > in the bus that
>> > would prevent this.
>>
>> The SS5 does have a network card, on the motherboard. Unfortunately, I
>> don't see any info in the SHR on the SS5, except one small section in
>part1.
>> It probably has an AUI connector on the back, either a D-sub 15 pin
>> connector, or the smaller condensed AUI 26-pin connector, or maybe an
>RJ45.
>> Both machines should have onboard 10Mbit half duplex ethernet. If you
>have
>> an SBUS ethernet card in the SS10 it can easily go into the SS5.
>
>The SS5 has both the onboard AUI connector (condensed) and an onboard RJ45.
>I have one, and I use it daily.
>
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>tkr
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