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| HI All, I know that it is not officially supported, but has anyone used a SunPCI III card in an Ultra 10? The physical and electrical specs of the required PCI slot appear okay, but I wonder if there are any other issues (apart from performance). Thanks, Shaun |
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| Shaun James wrote: > HI All, > > I know that it is not officially supported, but has anyone used a SunPCI III > card in an Ultra 10? The physical and electrical specs of the required PCI > slot appear okay, but I wonder if there are any other issues (apart from > performance). > > Thanks, > > Shaun > > I've got Sun PCI II pro running under Soalris 10 on an Ultra 80. I needed to do a make a couple of links from file with a 9 to some with 10. Details can be found on the web. |
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| Thanks for your reply Dave. It's good to know that the SunPCI IIpro software works on Solaris 10. I'd still be interested to know if a SunPCI III would work in an Ultra10 Regards, Shaun "Dave" <someplace@nowhere-nice.com> wrote in message news:46f82188@212.67.96.135... > Shaun James wrote: >> HI All, >> >> I know that it is not officially supported, but has anyone used a SunPCI >> III card in an Ultra 10? The physical and electrical specs of the >> required PCI slot appear okay, but I wonder if there are any other issues >> (apart from performance). >> >> Thanks, >> >> Shaun >> >> > I've got Sun PCI II pro running under Soalris 10 on an Ultra 80. I needed > to do a make a couple of links from file with a 9 to some with 10. Details > can be found on the web. |
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| Shaun James <yibbidy@bigpond.net.au> wrote: : HI All, : I know that it is not officially supported, but has anyone used a SunPCI III : card in an Ultra 10? The physical and electrical specs of the required PCI : slot appear okay, but I wonder if there are any other issues (apart from : performance). I tried putting mine in an Ultra 10 at first but couldn't get it to work. (It was also a SunPCI III) I ended up moving it to a newer system to use it. -- Barry Keeney Chaos Consulting email barryk@at@chaoscon.com "Rap is Square Dancing gone terribly, terribly Wrong...." |
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| "Shaun James" <yibbidy@bigpond.net.au> wrote in message news:lXMJi.1704$H22.1240@news-server.bigpond.net.au... > HI All, > > I know that it is not officially supported, but has anyone used a SunPCI III > card in an Ultra 10? The physical and electrical specs of the required PCI > slot appear okay, but I wonder if there are any other issues (apart from > performance). It'll probably seem sluggish if it works since the SunPCi III will probably be faster than the Ultra 10's CPU. Even with a SunPCi IIpro I saw an improvement with the Windows 2000 just by moving the card from an Ultra 10 to a Sun Blade 1000. Trinean |