Some responses suggested doing "sizer -implver" which at my rev (3.2c)
these flags are not programmed in, so -c was about it.
After checking the /var/adm/messages file from bootup, it states
it's a 2100, I'm assuming it would say 2100A otherwise, but don't
know either way.
Apparantly the _A500 doesn't seem to correlate to EV levels.
Running "psrinfo -v " didn't yield the info I wanted as well, mostly
because it's on a 3.2c system.
which yielded:
# psrinfo -v
processor 0 online since 08/03/100 02:06:44
cpu_type = 15
cpu_subtype = 9
is_master = 1
processor 1 online since 08/03/100 02:06:44
cpu_type = 15
cpu_subtype = 9
is_master = 0
#
John Francini seemed to think that we are at EV4 level.
Thanks to all who responded.
Since I'm not sure which EV level I'm at, we are going to install
a DE500-AA NIC (10/100mbs). I'm not really sure what the difference
between the DE500-AA and the DE500-BA is, but from a previous question
a couple people did not think the -BA would work in 3.2c (firmware 5.2)
but the -AA should be fine.
George
>-----Original Message-----
>From: George Gallen [mailto:ggallen_at_slackinc.com]
>Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 5:29 PM
>To: 'tru64-unix-managers_at_ornl.gov'
>Subject: Does "DEC2100_A500" mean EV4 or EV5?
>
>
>I ran the sizer command on my system and received:
>
># sizer -c
>cpu "DEC2100_A500"
>
>
>as well, is this telling me that we have a 2100 or a 2100A?
>
>Thanks
>
>George
>
>
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Received on Fri Sep 29 2000 - 19:04:39 NZST