501-2541 - motherboard, 0 MB, (2) SM51, [SS1000]
501-2336 - motherboard, 0 MB, FRU, [SS1000]
http://www.sunstuff.org/hardware/partnumbers/501/2/3/3/6/
The 2336 is a Field Replacement Unit, no specs on processors on it, the
2541 is a dual SM 51 (55 ish Mhz proc) board.
The SBUS is at 20 Mhz.
You will need to look at the Barcode #'s on the MBUS CPU modules to tell
what speed they are, the barcode is -USUALLY- on the MBUS connector so you
mau have to pull the modules from the board to find out. I would expect
that the modules on both of your boards are SM 51's.
Information is part from memory, part from
http://www.sunstuff.org
http://www.sunstuff.org/hardware/partnumbers/motherboards.shtml
At 01:43 PM 3/31/01 -0500, you wrote:
>Greetings,
>
>Is anyone here familiar with the Sun SparcServer 1000 systems? This
>morning, I picked one up at a hamfest; it has two CPU boards in it,
>each, it appears, has 4 CPUs. I was able to identify one of the
>boards from it's part number from what I found on the net; appears to
>have 20MHz CPUs; the other board is a higher number, but I've found
>little data for it this far. The CPU boards are: 501-2336 and
>501-2541. Does anone have any data on these?
>
>Being unfmamiliar with multiprocessor systems, I'm wondering how fast
>this will be in comparison to my 170MHz Ultra-1; slower for some
>things and faster for others, I guess, while consuming much more
>power---is this correct?
>
>Wow, this is one heavy machine! In order to figure out if Solaris 8
>can run on it, do I count the total amount of memory in the system, or
>the amount of memory per CPU? Haven't identified the memory in it
>yet, but one CPU board has 12 banks filled.
>
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