Date: Tue, 21 Jan 1997 23:06:03 -0400 From: Bruno Néron <bruno@cite.net> To: questions@freebsd.org Subject: Free bsd 2.1 & drivers Message-ID: <32E5841B.32A0@cite.net>
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Hi m. Seger,
Ok, my english is primary but i try. I desire to upgrade my server
machine. Actually my server run on free bsd 2.1 with a pentium 100, main
board triton p5143p4/fmb ,cpu intel, scsi card adaptec aha-2940, tvga
8900D video card...
I desire to buy a new main board and cpu but i dont say if the new
hardware will be compatible with my actualy configuration or if bsd
support this materiel.
Upgrade preview: main board pr440fx and cpu pentium pro 200
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The PR440FX motherboard supports dual Intel
Pentium®Pro processors operating at 180 MHz or
200 MHz. Other features include the following:
Custom ATX form factor
Two 387-pin, Socket 8 type processor sockets
Four DIMM sockets for up to 512 MB of
maximum memory (with 128 MB buffered ECC
EDO DIMMs)
256 KB or 512 KB second-level cache
memory in Pentium Pro processor
Intel 82440FX PCIset
PCI and Memory Controller (PMC) and
Data Bus Accelerator (DBX)
82371SB PCI/ISA IDE Xcelerator (PIIX3)
Two Universal Serial Bus (USB) interfaces
Three PCI slots and one shared slot that can
support a PCI or ISA add-in card
National Semiconductor PC87308 integrated I/O
controller
Intel EtherExpress(tm) PRO/100B PCI LAN
subsystem (available only on selected
configurations)
Adaptec* 7880 SCSI controller
Crystal* CS4236 audio subsystem
Independent voltage and fan speed sensing for
each processor
Desktop Management Interface (DMI) included
in BIOS
For complete information, see the Technical
Product Specification and the Motherboard
Specification Update.
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What's bsd support two cpu?
What's bsd support the peripherical on board? (pc 87308, adaptec
7880...)
What's a good idea?
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