On Saturday 19 January 2008 20:16, Scott Quinn wrote:
I have some 16MB IBM "40-bit" memory modules
out of an RS/6000 (the
7012/370 or 7030/3CT compatible type). Roy's looking for some ECC
SIMMS for a RAID controller.
The RAID card is a DPT PM3334UW, which the book tells me will accept ECC
parts. I have 4 non-parity 16s in there now, but...
Does anyone know if these are standard ECC or
proprietary? I know they are a
different pinout than 32 or 36- bit 72-pin SIMMs.
I wouldn't mind finding some sort of a cabinet that'll accept a bunch of
drives, either, if somebody has a lead on one. Or 68-wire SCSI cables that
have a lot of connectors on them, which don't seem too common either...
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