Hello,
The answer to my question is: yes, the RA7000 can be
configured to boot from it
Thanks a lot for your answers specialty to:
<alan_at_nabeth.cxo.dec.com>
Dr Marco Luchini <m.luchini_at_ic.ac.uk>
Some of the answers:
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From: <alan_at_nabeth.cxo.dec.com>
Each controller of the RA7000 has its own PCMCIA card that
it boots from. It doesn't need a host. Most systems should
be able to boot from an RA7000, since it simply presents
its devices as ordinary SCSI devices. Some older hosts may
have trouble with non-zero logical units, but recent systems
shouldn't.
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From: Dr Marco Luchini <m.luchini_at_ic.ac.uk>
Sure, no problem. We boot off RA7000s and the older 410s.
Marco
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Thanks again,
Abdon
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Received on Thu Aug 06 1998 - 14:49:54 NZST