On Fri, 16 Oct 1998, Omar El-Domeiri wrote:

> I havea 1668 .. which is a dual ppro board and its done me a great service.
> I've had zero trouble with it, it performs much better than other boards I've
...
> Mind you though, I don't know much about there socket 7 boards.

I've got a Tomcat II from right after Tyan figured out the bad COAST
problem, and it's running dual P120's.  It's had no hardware related
problems and has run linux 2.0.x SMP for I think about 2 years.  I've also
got a production server that's a Tomcat IIID running dual P150's.  I had
some trouble with the 128mb of memory on it, but that's what I get for not
sticking to Tyan's approved memory list.  Slowing the memory timings a bit
has let it run stable ever since.  Last couple of reboots have been just
to upgrade kernels for security fixes.

Linux 2.0.34 (root@solo) (gcc 2.7.2.3) #7 Wed Jul 1 15:28:23 EDT 1998 [yoda]

Memory:      Total        Used        Free      Shared     Buffers      Cached
Mem:        126804      124928        1876       57844        3804       17964
Swap:       165880       21892      143988

Bootup: Tue Jun 30 15:54:23 1998    Load average: 0.82 0.72 0.77 3/178 18499

user  :   6d  2:27:49.81   5.7%  page in : 353439711  disk 1: 11450671r13189489w
nice  :       0:06:24.28   0.0%  page out: 150396330  disk 2: 47220704r51190195w
system:  14d  9:48:27.35  13.4%  swap in : 15310336  disk 3: 27677110r13506814w
idle  :  87d  9:03:21.01  81.0%  swap out:    51914
uptime: 107d 21:26:02.41         context : 1467829731

irq  0: 931998253 eceived               irq  8:         0 + rtc                
irq  1:         8                       irq  9: 620496869   eth0               
irq  2:         0   cascade             irq 10:         0                      
irq  3:        44 + serial              irq 11: 164051070 + BusLogic BT-948    
irq  4:         0                       irq 12:         0 8                    
irq  5:         0                       irq 13: 259142146 + IPI                

The Tomcat II has been up even longer...but recently, it does very 
little other than sit there and contribute to warming the room.  It
used to be my kernel compile box...but then I got a PII workstation 
that compiles kernels in about 1/2 - 1/3 the time.

Linux 2.0.34 (root@sloth) (gcc 2.7.2.3) #1 Wed May 20 14:39:29 EDT 1998 [sloth]

Memory:      Total        Used        Free      Shared     Buffers      Cached
Mem:         63060       58868        4192       26924       29044       13340
Swap:       130748         604      130144

Bootup: Wed May 20 17:00:51 1998    Load average: 0.00 0.00 0.00 2/63 14833

user  :       3:13:02.14   0.1%  page in : 10877000  disk 1:   559901r  782746w
nice  :       0:00:00.00   0.0%  page out:  2441364  disk 2:    56612r   43692w
system:       9:03:46.98   0.3%  swap in :    53596  disk 3:    22941r   18570w
idle  : 148d  7:51:13.51  99.7%  swap out:      309
uptime: 148d 20:08:02.61         context : 116638020

irq  0:1285968135 ceived                irq  8:         0                      
irq  1:       167 keyboard              irq  9:  29901035 eth0                 
irq  2:         0 cascade [4]           irq 10:   1342558 BusLogic BT-946C+    
irq  3:      4885                       irq 11:         0                      
irq  4:         0                       irq 12:         0                      
irq  5:         1 sound blaster         irq 13:   5908777 IPI+                 
irq  6:         2                       irq 14:    148444 ncr53c8xx+           

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