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Archibald J. Cox · January 19th, 2005

Hi all, just want to make sure I have this right. We're adding a section in our site surveys for system memory. Below is information taken out of the Configuration Record:

Code:

  MCFN S0B0 S0B1 S1B0 S1B1 S2B0 S2B1 S3B0 S3B1  FLSH   TOTL
        016  000  016  000  016  016  000  000   32     096

To me this says that S0B0 is Slot 0 on CP 0, S1B1 is Slot 1 on CP 1 etc. etc.

Is that correct? Also, where does the flash memory mentioned reside? (CP etc?)

Arch

HCJes · January 20th, 2005

You can get some other information in LD 135
STAT MEM
STAT CPU

Not sure about the FLASH, is this an OPT 11 or Large system?

Archibald J. Cox · January 20th, 2005

The previous information was pulled from a 61C running 3.0

There's also the following format in older systems (This one is a 61C 2911 Release 23.55)

Code:

  MCFN 016 000 016 000 000 000

Can anyone tell me how to decipher this format? (Kind of difficult as there are no headings for each of these columns.)

Thanks,
Arch

Archibald J. Cox · January 21st, 2005

TTT

Still hoping someone could help me out with this.

Thanks,
Arch

Steamer · January 22nd, 2005

You can look at the Software Conversion Procedures for 25.40.
There is a section about determing memory configurations that has some info.
Steamer

Archibald J. Cox · January 24th, 2005

Thanks, I'll check it out

Arch

Archibald J. Cox · January 24th, 2005

After finding the necessary information in the Rel 25.40 Software Conversion NTP, I went through the same NTP for Release 20B. (In order to decipher the older format listed above) That shows that there are 6 memory slots (T1 through T6) and each number value in MB for the simm in each slot.

Thank you all for your assistance, we're now able to satisfy one more vendor request in our site survey!

I love this site!!!!

Arch

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