Name : saturne | IP : 172.21.6.4 |
Model : 3/260 (Sirius) | Manufacturer : Sun Microsystems |
CPU : Motorola 68020 | Frequency : 25Mhz |
Memory : 24M (3x 8M VME boards, 2 Sun, 1 ClearPoint) | Cache : 64k L2. First UNIX workstation with an off-chip cache. |
Disk : 2x 180M ESDI disks on an Emulex ESDI/SCSI controller. 1/4" QIC24 tape drive. | Interface : SCSI (Sun-2) |
Performances (Dhrystone 2) : 7 017 (ouch) | Original price : around $50000 in late 80's |
Power consumption : At least 800W. Estimated current on the +5V line : 110A | Noise : loud. 8 big fans plus 2 old disks... |
OS : SunOS 4.1 (because NetBSD does not support the Sun-2 SCSI controller) | Usage : heater. Hair blower. Table. |
Remarks : there is also a mysterious VME board, a FG-101 frame grabber
from Imaging Technologies. If you have any info on it, email
me.
The saturne VME crate contains also two 3/60 : callisto and titan. Ironically, Saturn is also known in the Greek mythology to eat its childrens. Strange coincidence. |
Todo : Still waiting for the NetBSD Sun-2 support. Investigate the FG-101 |