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| 206.1 | | CIMCAD::PIERSON | | Thu Apr 10 1997 22:38 | 4 |
| cf 63, 70 & 163 (?)
regards
dwp
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| 206.2 | Try George Hale first | SHRCTR::WADAMS | | Fri Apr 11 1997 23:28 | 5 |
| George Hale had an oppty with GE Med where Solaris was run on Intel
SBCs (both IBUS and Prolog versions) with bridged backplanes. He may be
a source of info.
Wayne
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| 206.3 | | MQOOA::LEDOUX | Vincent [email protected] | Tue Apr 15 1997 11:55 | 23 |
| Thanks for the previous answers.
It sounds like the customer tried Solaris on a Gobi
with the old bridge chips (21052-AA) and a Rushmore.
There are known bugs with the -AA and I am trying to get
a Kalahari with the right -AB variant of the chip as well
as tghe right resistors set (ie: not a C02 rev.).
As soon as I can put my hand on one, I will update this
topic.
The customer tried a variety of PICMG and has some issues
with the I-Bus shark. However I-Bus has 10 PCI slots on
20 slots backplane using the "right" bridge chip.
He still has to find a correct combinaison of backplane
and CPU because he need 3 telecom modules to share the
same interrupt line. The software "should"(?) handle it,
but there are some hardware issues.
Vince.
Until I can get a complete "DMCC" solution, I won't know.
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| 206.4 | Vince, call Francois, you speak his lingo | RTOEU::EGAUTHIER | AUA - Another Useful Abbreviation | Wed Apr 16 1997 10:56 | 7 |
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GE Medical in France is running with Solaris, think Kalahari, but
could be Gobi, and Rushmore. They are using an Adaptec controller.
Contact Francois Potard for more info.
-Eric
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