27 Feb
2002
27 Feb
'02
6:01 a.m.
On 2002.02.27 18:09 Roar Thron?s wrote:
But if you have to talk SCA/SCS with the DSSI-devices,
that might be a
problem, since SCA/SCS is not published, and no implementations are
available.
(The Ultrix implementation may be closest, even though it is limited)
Look at
http://minnie.tuhs.org/Quasijarus/vaxhw/mscp_clu.html
(This was written by Sokolov; feel free to correct it)
Aha. Now I get a more deeper
view into this whole mess and it leads me
to the frustrating conclusion: _Proper_ DSSI / CI support requires
detaild documentation about SCA. As this seams to be unavailable, the
whole project stopes right here. :-(((
Maybe it will be possible to implement a "pragmatic approach", read: A
ugly and evil hack. This is truely not the (Net)BSD way of life,
nevertheless worth a thought (probably).
DSSI and CI are just two physical transport methods for SCA (Systems
Communication Architecture). In fact the SHAC is mainly a CI adapter on
a chip, i.e. if we get DSSI support, we will have CI support as well.
This is no simple thing.
--
tsch??,
Jochen
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