On Mon, Mar 18, 2002 at 12:53:24PM +1100, Wim Pranata wrote: > Hmmm I thought sun4m is a sparc32 instead of sparc64, oh well maybe I'm still > on crack.
sun4m is 32 bit. > > We have a sparc64 machine with 20 CPUs, of which one boots. Unfortunately > > it requires a 3-phase power supply which are becoming harder and harder > > to find within UTS. > > Same here as well, it's a sparccenter 2000, it's sun4d(?) so it's sparc32 > right? SS2000 is indeed sun4d, and it's definitely only 32 bits. Whats more, this month is 5 years since Sun stopped shipping these machines, which means that if you did have a Sun maintance contract on this box, it's just about to run out... The only Sun machines which are 64 bit are the various forms of "UltraSparc" machines - ranging from the Ultra 1's (140Mhz UltraSparc) up to the SunFire 15K (up to 108 UltraSparc III's at 900Mhz each) and SunBlade 2000 (only 2 CPUs, but up to 1.05Ghz) Scott. -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
