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03-20-2003 04:37 AM
03-20-2003 04:37 AM
Thanks
Joachim
Solved! Go to Solution.
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03-20-2003 05:27 AM
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Re: CPU-Upgrade HP9000/D210
Double check what I've written below with other people - I'm very much a learner
1] Unlikely I know, but...
Make sure you're not on HP-UX 10.01 still.
Neither upgrade will work unless you're 10.20 or higher
2] Also check your serial prefix number:
Lower than 3638xxxxxx means You'll need a system board
Mike
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Re: CPU-Upgrade HP9000/D210
I would just add the latest 10.20 Hardware patches anyway.
Mike
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03-20-2003 07:24 AM
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Re: CPU-Upgrade HP9000/D210
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Jesse Dougherty
Cypress Technology, Inc
Re-Sellers of HP 3000/9000 products
12890 Automobile Blvd
Clearwater, FL 33762
727-557-0911 / fax 727-557-0014
jesse@cypress-tech.com
www.cypress-tech.com
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03-20-2003 09:46 AM
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Re: CPU-Upgrade HP9000/D210
what about to cpu-clockspeed and the bus-speed. Are both automaticelly change by the board-change ?
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03-20-2003 10:01 AM
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Re: CPU-Upgrade HP9000/D210
D210 = 100MHz PCXL CPU
D230 = 160MHz PCX-L2 CPU
D270-1 = 160MHz PCX-U CPU
Dx10 to Dx30 Upgrade HP# A3585A opt 851
Dx10 to Dx70-1 Upgrade HP3 A3565A opt 850
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Re: CPU-Upgrade HP9000/D210
one, (HP# 0957-2073)
I thought you might want to know what the HP ordering part numbers were for the D210 upgrades.
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03-21-2003 12:10 AM
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SolutionThe D210 has a 350W Power Supply you will need a 450W power supply for the D230 and a 650W supply for the D270.
The CPU board and the system card are connected with the HSC bus. That means, the whole system bus is on the CPU card. Therefore you do not need to change any dip switch settings.
Be aware that the hardware addresses will change, because the D270 has one more bus adapter in the IO passes and the D230 emulates these bus adapter.
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