>I didn't ever see an answer to this post nor am I sure it ever went out.
>Sorry if this is a repost...
It did, but at the time I didn't have any spare time to think about computers.
>> 1 A-B M7090 CIM
>> 4 A-F M7094
>> 5 A-F M7095
>> 6 A-F M7096
>> 7 A-F M7097
>> 8 A-F M7098
>> 10 A-F MM-144 (see above)
>> 14 A-B first half of M9202
>> 15 A-B 2nd half of M9202
>> 16 D G727A
>> 23 M9302
>>
>> I found it odd (to my very uninformed mind) that the G727A was stock in
>slot
>> 16 D with nothing else around it. If I don't want to hook anything up to
>> this system other than a serial console for now, how should I move the
>above
>> cards around to prevent continuity problems???
Try the following, you'll loose the slots in the second backplane, but
since it doesn't look like you've got any other boards, don't think it will
matter. Not quite sure what you can do without any kind of drives.
When I was getting my /44 up and running this Summer, I had it in this
config while testing so it should work. Main difference being you having a
non-DEC RAM board. Wait, I take that back, I might have not run this
without a RL02 controller in slot 13.
1 A-B M7090 CIM
4 A-F M7094
5 A-F M7095
6 A-F M7096
7 A-F M7097
8 A-F M7098
9 A-F MM-144 (see above)
14 M9302
>> 14 A-B first half of M9202
>> 15 A-B 2nd half of M9202
The G727A is grant continuity board. In the second backplane you need
these or the other style in empty slots.
>> 16 D G727A
Hope this helps, let me know if you've questions and I can try and help.
Zane
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Received on Fri Oct 15 1999 - 21:06:10 BST