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|    KP2 KP2 to Louis Ohland    |
|    Re: R/W Port for Ext Config Data (VPD)    |
|    20 Mar 23 18:19:42    |
      From: jungletrain@outlook.com              On Friday, January 13, 2023 at 6:59:31 AM UTC-8, Louis Ohland wrote:       > R/W Port for Ext Config Data (VPD) page 215        >        > POS[3]       > Louis Ohland wrote:        > > Micro Channel Adapter Requirements page 214        > >        > > Christian Holzapfel wrote:        > >> Louis Ohland schrieb am Freitag, 13. Januar 2023 um 02:28:36 UTC+1:        > >>> One fact overlooked when considering the plentiful RS/6000 configuration        > >>> choices is that while PS/2 systems have 8 slots, RS/6000 may have over 8        > >>> slots.        > >>>        > >>> Ever consider why the Server 195 / 295 has two sets of slots, 8 slots        > >>> and 4 slots?        > >>        > >> RS/6000 systems *may* have many IOU (input/output) or XIO (extended        > >> input/output) modules with their own IOCC (I/O channel control unit),        > >> each controlling up to 8 Micro Channel slots.        > >> See SA23-2647-00 POWERstation and POWERserver - Hardware Technical        > >> Information - General Architectures, section 1-8, Figure 3 "Fourth        > >> Processor Chip Set".        > >> https://ardent-tool.com/RS6000/docs/pdf/SA23-2643-03_RS6000       Hardware_Technical_Information_General_Architectures_1993.pdf        > >>        > >>        > >> My guess is that each IOCC has its own NVRAM.        > >>       Chet Heath              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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