Re: Sun 3/80 questions
"Curtis H. Wilbar Jr." <[email protected]>
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>Delivered-To: [email protected] >From: Rick Kelly <[email protected]> >Subject: Re: Sun 3/80 questions >To: "Curtis H. Wilbar Jr." <[email protected]> >Date: Tue, 3 Jun 2003 15:35:00 -0600 (MDT) >CC: [email protected], [email protected] >MIME-Version: 1.0 >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >Curtis H. Wilbar Jr. said: > >>Wonder how NetBSD (or SunOS 4.1.1_U1) will be on my Sun 3/50 :-) >>(at least it has the aftermarket upgrade to 12 Meg of RAM ! woo hoo !) > >I've got a 3/50 that runs -current. Clearpoint memory upgrade. I never tried >to run X on it. Won't run GENERIC because of the memory hole at 4 megs. >I used a modified install kernel. It's quite slow, and doesn't have the >muscle to run ssh v2. So you used another Sun3 to build an install kernel, correct ? > >I have a 3/80 running 1.6.1 with patches to get ipfilter working. How long does it take you to build your kernel.... I had a make running for like 2-3 days... then it blew up on my attempt to get a cgeight driver in there :-) > >I also have a number of 3/50 and 3/60 boxes, and a 3/110. I have two 3/50s (one needs a power supply, and its mainboard may be flaky too), two 3/80s (I thought one was bad, but I found out the simms were in the wrong banks !!! the errors didn't give me any clue that this was the problem !). I also have a 3400 cpu board and memory board, etc.. .but I need a VME chassis better than a X/X10 in order to set it up. (Well, I suppose I could do the cpu board and a 32 meg memory board in a X/X10 chassis, and just run it diskless... but I've got VME grahipcs boards, more memory boards, and a sun-3 scsi board.... so it would make a nice classic best of breed sun-3 (68030-33 ! wow ! :-) ). I wish I had schematics for the clock circuit in the 3/80. There is a jumper to run the 68882 at 40 mhz instead of 20, so if I could change the clock wiring a tiny bit, I could have that same jumper run the clock for both chips, and upgrade the chips to 40mhz parts, and have a twice as fast 3/80 (upgrading it from sssslllloooowwww to ssllooww :-) ). Anyone got a X/X50 VME chassis they would part with ? -- Curt > >-- >Rick Kelly [email protected] www.rmkhome.com