Hi All,
I've been looking at some uniP Compaq AP400 workstations on ubid. Like
many Compaqs these are dual CPU upgradable, but it's difficult to determine
even from the service manuals:
ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/supportinformation/techpubs/user_reference_guides/317787-003.pdf
whether these require a special (read exhorbitantly expensive) processor
module from Compaq or whether they can be upgraded with a direct SEC CPU
plugin. they do seem to need another Processor Power Module, but having never
bought a dual SEC machine, I don't know whether this is std or some kind of
special Compaq'ed thingie.
So, can these things be upgraded with a bare CPU or do they require
Compaq-specific hardware?
Anyone have one of these things that can comment on the questions above or
their general fitness for Linux SMP in general?
Cheers,
Harry
Harry J Mangalam == [EMAIL PROTECTED] == 949 856 2847
On Sat, 17 Apr 1999, Jonathan Glass wrote:
/Hello all.
/
/I'd like to express my appreciation for guiding me through the aforementioned
/disaster. Between all the flames, I received enough suggestions/ideas/other
/advice, to learn enough to recompile the kernel, and to configure it to suit my
/needs. I compiled and went live with only one hitch, and have been live since
/tuesday or wednesday. I'll be sure to let you know when it crashes (as i've
/had another UP machine up and running non-stop, w/o a monitor no less, since
/february, and never had a hitch, i have few concerns about crashing my server.)
/
/Again, thank you.
/
/jonathan
/
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