Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2001 10:53:18 +0200 From: Sirko Sopart <sirko@post.strato.de> Message-ID: <20011011105318.A2554@pfompfland.de> Subject: Re: [suse-sparc] DSL-Router with an SS20
[ OIiver Brueck <oliver.brueck@alcatel.de> - 11.10.2001 10:18:45 ]:
> This female 26-pin connector is the AUI output of the internal 10Mbit
> ethernet interface. The adaptor seams to be an AUI-to-BNC-Transceiver.
Yes, and this device works. The Sparcstation-Clone have two of this
26-pin connectors.
At the left side of this two connectors are two RJ45-connectors ( or
it seems to be RJ45 ). At the right side of the AUI-connectors are
the keyboard-connector, an parallelport connector ( or so ) and then
another RJ45-connector.
How can I identify the kind of this slots?
If one of these RJ45 is an TP-Slot, maybe. And one of the other two
is an ISDN-Slot ( but at your url I can read that in SparcStation 20
Standard is no ISDN ). What is the third for?
And if there are really two AUI-connectors, how can I activate the
second too? If have some AUI-to-BNC-Transceivers. What is the name
of this port? At my pc I can activate a second networkcard with
"ether=irq1,addr1,name1 ether=irq2,addr2,name2". What is irq, addr
and the right networkdevice in a sparcstation? I don't know any
basics. Does things like irq, addr aso exist in a sparcstation?
Where can I read basics about this?
> see: http://www.sparcinfo.de/seiten/ss20_de.html#net
> Oliver
Thanks for help and sorry for unknowing. It's my first time with an
Sparcstation.
CU
Sirko
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