Re: Help! OBP update -> boot failure
From: Paul S. Brown (usenet060301_at_geekstuff.co.uk)
Date: 01/31/04
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Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2004 17:10:04 +0000
Casper H.S. *** wrote:
> Michael Laajanen <michael.laajanen.no-spam.@telia.com> writes:
>
>>I trying to remember the name of the board, it is not from Sun, could be
>>from Axil if I am not wrong.
>
> Axil sounds plausible; none of these boards are "flash" compatibile
> with Sun, I think. They're single CPU Ultra-2 like systems with the
> CPU mounted (the Ultra 2 case is higher because the CPUs stand on an
> edge)
>
>>I remember the one that we did buy Sun from in late 90's did try to sell
>>us this board, I could as said fit in a SS20.
>
> The only boards we sold directly were ATX formfactor boards.
Sun Microelectronics definitely sold OEM Ultra 2 boards in a non-ATX
formfactor. I bought five machines based on these in 1997 from Sunrise
Systems in the UK. This may be one of those.
Dunno about Axil, but this may be a Cycle board as they had several which
accepted the SunFire CPU modules and were good for upgrading just about
anything to anything. I had one that took an SS4 to the equivalent of an
Ultra2 1/200 - it was using the SunFire module rather than the soldered CPU
of the Ultra 1.
P.
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