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|    Louis Ohland to All    |
|    An Overview of Superservers [including P    |
|    08 May 25 08:10:52    |
      From: ohland@charter.net              What a twisted web we weave...              Notice they included the SCSI controllers, Intelligent Memory Mover, and       the Remote Maintenance Processor into the total... You can get either       ONE or TWO system processors, though my SWAG is a uni-processor is a       system/application processor, while a dual-processor has a system       processor and an application processor...              https://archive.org/details/bitsavers_dataproDatANCommunications       992Vol3752_1337173/mode/1up              page 7              "The Parallan servers are upwardly compatible and include the Parallan       Server 290, Models 10, 20, 50, and 60. The Model 10 has five processors,       including one 33MHz 80486 system processor, two RISC SCSI processors,       the bit-sliced Intelligent Memory Mover, and the 80C186-based Remote       Maintenance Processor (RMP). A 64-bit InterProcessor Bus, 8M bytes of       Error Checking and Correcting (ECC) main memory, 676M bytes of hard disk       storage, one dual-channel SCSI intelligent disk controller, a Micro       Channel bus with eight slots, and Parallan’s Maximum Availability and       Support Subsystem (MASS) are all a part of the Model 10.              The Model 20 has one additional processor beyond the Model 10, a 33MHz       Intel 80486 system processor. It differs from the Model 10 in that it       contains 16M bytes of ECC main memory, 1.3G bytes of hard disk storage,       a dual-channel SCSI controller, and a dual Micro Channel bus. The Model       50 has eight processors—two 33MHz Intel 80486 system processors, four       SCSI processors, the Intelligent Memory Mover, and the 80C186-based RMP.       It has the 64-bit IP-bus, 24M bytes of ECC main memory, 5.4G bytes of       hard disk storage, two dual-channel SCSI controllers, dual Micro Channel       buses with 12 slots, MASS, and one expansion enclosure. The Model 60 is       identical to the Model 50 except that it has 32M bytes of main memory,       10.8G bytes of hard disk storage, and three expansion enclosures."              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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