Ocelot G - Revision history

Ralf at 14:01, 13 August 2012

2012-08-13T14:01:31Z

Ralf at 13:57, 13 August 2012

2012-08-13T13:57:17Z

Alec v at 20:44, 7 February 2008

2008-02-07T20:44:16Z

Ralf: Ocelot G is now resting on the ground of the sea.

2007-05-09T13:44:01Z

Ocelot G is now resting on the ground of the sea.

Ralf: Ocelot G page. The whole point of this page is saying that Ocelot G is on death row.

2006-06-20T14:18:35Z

Ocelot G page. The whole point of this page is saying that Ocelot G is on death row.

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The '''Ocelot G''' is a hotswappable 6U [[CompactPCI]] card based on a 500MHz [[RM7000|RM7000B]] processor and a Marvell [[MV-64340]] system controller featuring three gigabit ethernet interfaces. The board has one PMC slot, two serial ports, 512MB or 1GB SDRAM ECC onboard, 512kB boot flash, 8MB MB flash. It uses [[PMON]] like all Momentum boards. Finally there is a watchdog timer, NVRAM and RTC. The Marvell system controller contains multiple NICs but only one of them is connected to the front blade of the board. A second can be connected through a transition board.

== Linux support ==
Supported in Linux 2.4 and 2.6 but suffering from bitrot. Support did not include hotplugging or any of the other advanced features. {{feature-removal|name=Ocelot G support|date=September 2006 (after the 2.6.18 release)}}

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 The '''Ocelot&nbsp;G''' is a hotswappable 6U [[Wikipedia:CompactPCI|CompactPCI]] card based on a 500MHz [[RM7000|RM7000B]] processor and a Marvell [[Marvell system controllers|MV-64340]] system controller featuring three gigabit ethernet interfaces.  The board has one PMC slot, two serial ports, 512MB or 1GB SDRAM ECC onboard, 512kB boot flash, 8MB MB flash.  It uses [[PMON]] like all Momentum boards.  Finally there is a watchdog timer, NVRAM and RTC.  The Marvell system controller contains multiple NICs but only one of them is connected to the front blade of the board.  A second can be connected through a transition board.
 == Linux support ==
-Supported in Linux&nbsp;2.4 and 2.6 but suffering from bitrot.  Support did not include hotplugging or any of the other advanced features. {{removed-feature|name=Ocelot&nbsp;G support|date=2007-05-09 (after the 2.6.21 release)|sha=160bc18f55e938a6a967d4e6d964e09e50a8a674}}
+Supported in Linux&nbsp;2.4 and 2.6 but suffering from bitrot.  Support did not include hotplugging or any of the other advanced features.

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-The '''Ocelot&nbsp;G''' is a hotswappable 6U [[CompactPCI]] card based on a 500MHz [[RM7000|RM7000B]] processor and a Marvell [[MV-64340]] system controller featuring three gigabit ethernet interfaces.  The board has one PMC slot, two serial ports, 512MB or 1GB SDRAM ECC onboard, 512kB boot flash, 8MB MB flash.  It uses [[PMON]] like all Momentum boards.  Finally there is a watchdog timer, NVRAM and RTC.  The Marvell system controller contains multiple NICs but only one of them is connected to the front blade of the board.  A second can be connected through a transition board.
+The '''Ocelot&nbsp;G''' is a hotswappable 6U [[Wikipedia:CompactPCI|CompactPCI]] card based on a 500MHz [[RM7000|RM7000B]] processor and a Marvell [[Marvell system controllers|MV-64340]] system controller featuring three gigabit ethernet interfaces.  The board has one PMC slot, two serial ports, 512MB or 1GB SDRAM ECC onboard, 512kB boot flash, 8MB MB flash.  It uses [[PMON]] like all Momentum boards.  Finally there is a watchdog timer, NVRAM and RTC.  The Marvell system controller contains multiple NICs but only one of them is connected to the front blade of the board.  A second can be connected through a transition board.
 == Linux support ==
 Supported in Linux&nbsp;2.4 and 2.6 but suffering from bitrot.  Support did not include hotplugging or any of the other advanced features. {{removed-feature|name=Ocelot&nbsp;G support|date=2007-05-09 (after the 2.6.21 release)|sha=160bc18f55e938a6a967d4e6d964e09e50a8a674}}

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	== Linux support ==		== Linux support ==
−	Supported in Linux 2.4 and 2.6 but suffering from bitrot. Support did not include hotplugging or any of the other advanced features. {{~~feature~~-~~removal~~\|name=Ocelot G support\|date=~~September 2006~~ (after the 2.6.18 release)}}	+	Supported in Linux 2.4 and 2.6 but suffering from bitrot. Support did not include hotplugging or any of the other advanced features. {{removed-feature\|name=Ocelot G support\|date=2007-05-09 (after the 2.6.21 release)\|sha=160bc18f55e938a6a967d4e6d964e09e50a8a674}}