Thank you all for a quick response:
Marks, Evan R (markser@aetna.com)
Saseed Mostofizadeh (smosto01@ilab.c4.gmeds.com)
Eric De Mund (ead@ixian.com)
Rahul Roy (roy@bluestone.com)
Daniel Blander (Daniel.Blander@ACSacs.com)
Gary Merinstein (gmerin@merin-a.merin.emedia.net)
Original Post:
> We just recently bought two used SPARC stations. These system came in =
> a SS10 box but we were told that these have upgrade SS20 board inside. =
> Is there way to tell if the systems really have SS20 motherboard ? If I =
> open the system up, what distinct a SS10 from SS20 board ? Can I verify =
> this from a software perspective ?
Suggested Solutions:
I ended up using #3 of the following suggestions. Sysinfo is quite nice. It outputs more info than you ever want to know.
1. look at messages at boot time
2. dmesg
3. run sysinfo (ftp:// usc.edu/pub/sysinfo/sysinfo-3.1.3.tar.gz)
4. uname -a
5. if check visually, RAM on SS10 is at center of motherboard while RAM on SS20 is oriented at left of box ( assuming you're looking from the front of the box.)
6. the SS20 has audio ports on the back - the SS10 does not
7. The part numbers for SS20's are:
501-2324
The part numbers for SS10's are:
501-2377
501-2274
501-1733
501-2259
501-2365
8. /etc/prtconf
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