Steven G. Parker wrote:
> We have an Indy (one of the earlier) that identifies itself as version 2.2.
> I've never pulled the heat sink off though...
I've never booted this box, so i'm not sure what revision it is. If anybody
wants accurate chip numbers I can pull the heatsink off again and check. If i
had
a tool to extract the chip without destroying the flimsy cage thingy the
heatsink
attaches to I could throw it on my flatbed scanner and let everybody have a
looksee. I've got a digital camera too, but the picture is fuzzy.
- Eric
> > > On a completely unrelated note - out of curiosity I pulled the
> > > heatsink
> > > off the cpu in my system - Never seen a mips 4k processor before. Anyway,
> > > I
> > > was surprised to find the word "PROTOTYPE" emblazoned acrost the chip. Is
> > > this common? Or do I have something really cool/funky here? if anybody
> > > wants to see, I have a digital camera here.
> >
> > Maybe some long time MIPSer can tell something about this chip? Is this
> > the CPU version which identifies itself as version 2.2 which is the oldest
> > I've ever seen?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Ralf
> >-- End of excerpt from ralf@uni-koblenz.de
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