HP Apollo 715t

On Oct 15, 2012, at 9:31 AM, Jules Richardson wrote: Nevertheless. I thought I had an upgrade kit installation instructions manual but it's not in my inventory so either I imagined it or I haven't found it since starting keeping inventory. At the very least the upgrades are explicitly mentioned in the HP-UX Workstation HCL (14th ed.), as there are a few hardware options which are only supported in the upgraded workstation, and not in the "real" one. Mechanically it's (they're) more divergent from the actual 715 than I remembered; the cutout for the Domain keyboard seems to be retained (on the 715t only), but I think there's nothing behind it. It also has a DIO-II format SGC slot (and may have an ISA slot instead of an EISA one? weird.) ---[quote] Model 715t (Upgraded Model 425t or 433t) The Model 715t is a single-processor deskside workstation upgraded from an MC68040-based Model 425t or 433t. The upgrade kit is discontinued. The Model 715t is not similar to any standard (as-built) Model 715. The closest standard Series 700 SPU would be the Model 730. There was also a 715s, which was an upgrade in the physically larger 400-series chassis. ---[quote] Model 715s (Upgraded Model 425s or 433s) The Model 715s is a single-processor deskside workstation upgraded from an MC68040-based Model 425s or 433s. The upgrade kit is discontinued. The 715s is more similar to a Model 750 than to a standard (as-built) Model 715. aaaaand the 710e. ---[quote] Model 705 and 710 The Model 705 and 710 are discontinued single-processor desktop workstations. They provide no I/O slots. Some Model 710 SPUs may have been upgraded from the MC68040-based Model 425e. This document refers to these upgraded systems as Model 710e, and it is physically inden- tical to a standard Model 710, except for using 425e RAM and storage devices. ok bear. -- until further notice