HP9000 D-Class question

[Talat Malik]

I recently bought a used HP9000 and was told that it is D210 box. When I boot the machine, its LCD says D310 on the 2nd line. How do I verify eaclt which model is it?

How do I find which SCSI card is installed (SE SCSI2 or FW SCSI2).... on device list it shows C720?..... TIA

[Steven Sim Kok Leong]

Hi,

One way to extract this information is via sam. Go to "system properties" to access this information.

Regards.

[Andreas Voss]

Hi,

another way to find the correct model is the simply command:
model
For e.g. a HP 9000/D380 returns:
9000/810/D380
For the complete hardware list use:
ioscan -f

Greetings

Andrew

[Patrick Wessel]

Talat,

As Andreas already pointed out is the 'model' command the best way to get the model-information of your system. Different to other PA-RISC system is it not possible to set the model value of a D-class system, it's defined by the system hardware (system card & CPU board).
But, if the LCD display say's D310, than is your box a D310. The LCD usually doesn't lie. It gets the information on the same way that the 'model' command uses.

Both SCSI host bus adapter (Single ended and Fast & Wide) use the c720 driver. You need the detailed information provided by 'ioscan -f ' to identify the interface.
The only hint, about the SCSI HBA, I can give you is, that an SCSI interface connected to the EISA bus is always a Fast Single Ended Device.

[randy lee]

Where did you buy it, and how much did you pay (if you don't mind me asking?).

Thanks

[Jaikishan_1]

Use the following Commands for your query
1)model
2)find . -name sched.models -print------this will tell u about which processor(PA-RISC)is inside the system
3)ioscan -fnC |pg

Bye
Regards
Jaikishan

[Insu Kim]

There're a couple of command.

One is model which will show you system model that you're using and the other is
ioscan -Cext_bus -fun.
See a description with this command, you will find which cards are installed in the system like Fast/Wide SCSI.