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Annihilannic, The boards are switchable to/from. . flashupdate the proms for compatability . The slowest speed supported on the SF15K is 900Mhz -- the x800 does support 700 Mhz.

I found my answer.

Can the system boards be switched between the SF15K and the SF6800, if the CPU's speed are the same? Thanks

dandan123 You are correct, the EEPROM will become a repository after you first enter the S/N by running sneep -s "S/N". It will eliminate making a S/N file! Some or all the high end servers have their S/N avaiable available thur the frame with the sc commands.

Go to SunSolve and download SUNWsneep2.5_R1.76.tar. The program "sneep" will get the S/N. This will work on the V240,V210 & V440. You will have to manually get the S/N for the 3500. This is a package from Sun.

I was told by a local Sun guy that Solaris 2.5,2.6 and 7 will require T&M from Sun. They will give you a temp license for 48 hrs. Contact Sun for assistance. patch 109809 is for Solaris 8.

Document Audience: SPECTRUM Document ID: 72108 This is also used for the V245--see sunsolve Title: How To connect to LOM/ALOM SERIAL Management Port Copyright Notice: Copyright © 2006 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved Update Date: Fri Nov 24 00:00:00 MST 2006 Products: Sun Fire...

prtfru -x (seem man for prtfru) This command works only works with some systems. You might be able to gleam some info from the prtdiag -v command. Also if you can run luxadm fcode_download -p (will show the ISP type and then you can go to sunsolve or google and drill down some more)

At the ok prompt you can use "probe-scsi-all" to basically check to see if the HBA is capable of seeing outward. The probe-scsi-all can probe for fiber devices. Be sure to set auto-boot? to false and then do a reset all PRIOR to issuing the probe-scsi-all command. Afterward set auto-boot? to...

Do a man on isainfo and toward the bottom you will see an example of an "isainfo" command ran on a 64 bit SPARC processor running the 64-bit O/S. In your case you have a 64-bit processor which can run both 64 or 32-bit apps.

No run the isainfO (THIS WILL GIVE YOU THE INFO!) THE OTHER COMMAND (isainfo -v ) IS INFORMATIONAL

run these commands isainfo -v (displays types which are available) isainfo (displays what is being used)

If you run this command: ls -Ll /dev/rmt/1* (you can use any of the instances) The Major and Minor numbers are displayed. All instances which share the same minor numbers will have the same properties. 33,3165 (33 is the major number and 3165 is the minor number)

The new ge interface release (CE) can be copper or fiber

They can be copper