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1.1 ! root 1: .TI HARDWARE "August 1, 1986" ! 2: UNIX Hardware Configuration ! 3: .sp ! 4: This write-up gives technical information ! 5: on the hardware configurations of our UNIX systems. ! 6: .sp ! 7: .ta 8n 16n 24n 33n 41n 46n 50n 64n 72n 80n ! 8: .nf ! 9: PHYS. DISK TAPE* ! 10: SYSTEM CPU MEMORY DRIVES DRIVES PORTS OTHER ! 11: ------ --- ------ ------ ------ ----- ----- ! 12: .ta 8n 16n 24n 33n 42n 46n 50n 64n 72n 80n ! 13: ! 14: Violet VAX 16MB 5 456MB SI9700 96 10Mb/s Ethernet ! 15: 8600 1 205MB ! 16: ! 17: Amber VAX 4MB 3 256MB none 32 10Mb/s Ethernet ! 18: 11/750 ! 19: ! 20: Beryl VAX 4MB 2 456MB none 32 10Mb/s Ethernet ! 21: 11/750 ! 22: ! 23: Coral VAX 4MB 2 456MB SI9700 32 10Mb/s Ethernet ! 24: 11/750 shared ! 25: ! 26: Iris VAX 4MB 2 456MB none 32 10Mb/s Ethernet ! 27: 11/750 ! 28: ! 29: Jade VAX 4MB 2 256MB SI9700 32 9600 baud bisync link to CMSA ! 30: 11/750 shared 10Mb/s Ethernet, typesetter ! 31: ! 32: Lapis VAX 4MB 2 456MB 4 SI9700 32 10Mb/s & 3Mb/s Ethernets ! 33: 11/750 shared ! 34: ! 35: Lilac VAX 4MB 2 456MB none 32 10Mb/s Ethernet ! 36: 11/750 ! 37: ! 38: Opal VAX 4MB 3 456MB none 32 10Mb/s Ethernet ! 39: 11/750 1 205MB ! 40: ! 41: Pearl VAX 4MB 1 456MB none 32 10Mb/s Ethernet ! 42: 11/750 1 205MB ! 43: ! 44: Populi VAX 4MB 1 66MB 4 SI9700 48 9600 baud bisync link to CMSA ! 45: 11/780 3 248MB shared Versatec Printer/Plotter ! 46: 1 256MB ! 47: ! 48: Rose VAX 4MB 2 456MB none 32 10Mb/s Ethernet ! 49: 11/750 ! 50: ! 51: Ruby VAX 4MB 3 256MB SI9700 32 9600 baud bisync link to CMSA ! 52: 11/750 shared 10Mb/s Ethernet ! 53: ! 54: Topaz VAX 4MB 3 256MB SI9700 32 10Mb/s Ethernet ! 55: 11/750 shared ! 56: ! 57: Zircon VAX 4MB 2 456MB none 32 10Mb/s Ethernet ! 58: 11/750 ! 59: ! 60: SRC PDP 1.5MB 2 66MB TU16 48 120cps printer ! 61: 11/70 1 300MB ! 62: .sp ! 63: * All tape drives are 9-track only. ! 64: The SI9700 tape drives operate at 800, 1600, and 6250 frames per inch. ! 65: All other tape drives operate at 800 and 1600 frames per inch.
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