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David O'Brien writes:
 > 
 > This is correct.  Please make the changes in the documentation.
 > 'E' => "Enterprise".
 > 
This is not correct.  Sun did have machines like Enterprise 1 and 2
but these are completely different thing than U1E.  Actually E1 is U1
not U1E.  Enterprise machines were normally without frame buffers and
package included Solaris server media.

If you look machine front and the difference is logo 1

Green circle = Ultra 1, sbus only, tgx graphics, 10M ethernet, narrow
	       scsi
Red Circle = Ultra 1 E = UPA slot for creator graphics with 100
		         ethernet, wide scsi
Blue square = Enterprise 1 = like normal Ultra 1

  Tomppa