16 Oct
2002
16 Oct
'02
9:42 a.m.
Carlos Murillo said:
At 02:34 AM 10/8/02 +0000, you wrote:
Yes, as long as the monitor can accept a sync-on-green signal
(not all SuperVGA monitors do).
And if it does, you can just use a BNC cabe to hook up to BNC terminals on a
PC multisync monitor; or if you don't have one of those, use a 5BNC-HD15 cable
and just hook up the RGB connectors. It'll work, so long as your monitor
supports sync-on-green.
The PROM only works with HP cards and some
specially-made third-party
cards. Your best bet is to obtain an appropriate transceiver
and plug it in the AUI connector.
Definitly. I've looked for EISA cards for my 735's (I have 2), and
failed...they're not so easy to come by.
The 735/125 is a nice machine; built like a tank and
very reliable.
I have one that I still use regularly. You can use
wide scsi (high-voltage differential) drives with it.
Or narrow SCSI! One of the best 735 features is the 2 SCSI busses, 1 narrow
and 1 wide, and the 2 drive sleds you can get for it. My 735/125 has 2 4GB
seagate drives in it on the narrow bus.
BTW, are you sure the wide bus is HVD? I didn't think it was, as HP is always
very careful about labeling things like that and neither the port nor the
terminator that came with it is labeled HVD...but then, I haven't used the
wide bus for anything so I don't know for sure.
You need HP-UX 10.2 for it (though it has been said
that a special installation of HPUX 11 will work in it,
though it is not supported).
HPUX 10.x of any sort...I have 10.20 from June 2001 on my machines...
found the keyboard and mouse; these are really nice
systems.
They're fantastic, I highly recommend getting it working!
I have some more info on this system; please contact me
off the list.
carlos.
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