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01-24-2003 07:13 AM
01-24-2003 07:13 AM
Hi, I have an A5576B (L1000 HP 9000 Server). Right now it has 2 360MHz CPUs. I would like to upgrade this system and put either 2 440Mhz CPUs or 2 550Mhz CPU's in it. Doese anyone have the dip switch settings for both of these options?
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01-24-2003 07:43 AM
01-24-2003 07:43 AM
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Hello,
Right now you should have these dip switches settings:
on off on on on
for the 360MHz CPUs.
For the 440MHz CPUs, they should be like this:
on off off on on
For the 550MHz CPUs, they should be like this:
off off on off on
HTH,
Vince
Right now you should have these dip switches settings:
on off on on on
for the 360MHz CPUs.
For the 440MHz CPUs, they should be like this:
on off off on on
For the 550MHz CPUs, they should be like this:
off off on off on
HTH,
Vince
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