duane@mauve.samsung.com (Andrew Duane) (10/11/90)
We are looking for input on the capabilities, features, foibles, bugs, what-have-you on the Motorola MVME188QP board set. This is a 4-CPU 88100 board with 16MB of DRAM on an attached board. If anyone has one of these, and would like to help out with some information, we'd appreciate it. Alternatively, if you know of another board with similar architecture (better or worse), we'd like to know about it also. E-Mail is preferred, I'll summarize if needed. Andrew L. Duane (JOT-7) w:(508)-685-7200 X122 Samsung Software America decvax!cg-atla!samsung!duane 1 Corporate Drive uunet/ Andover, MA. 01810 duane@samsung.com Only my cat shares my opinions, and she's single-tasking.
michael@mcdchg.chg.mcd.mot.com (Michael Bodine) (10/11/90)
Andrew Duane (duane@mauve.samsung.com) writes: > We are looking for input on the capabilities, features, foibles, bugs, > what-have-you on the Motorola MVME188QP board set. This is a 4-CPU > 88100 board with 16MB of DRAM on an attached board. In regard to this and to your previous posting regarding 88K unix ports, Motorola Computer Group has a variety of 188 boards available, as well as a port of SVR3.2 today and SVR4 in the pipeline for next year. SPEC benchmarks have been published for 88100-based Motorola systems with the current software. Current SPEC-marks for method A give the 188DP a 2@13.5 rating and the 188QP a 4@10.3. The original SPEC result gave a 15.2 to the 188SP machine. These are all 25Mhz boards with the 188SP being a single processor, the DP a dual, and the QP a quad. Full details and a demonstration could be had from your nearest Motorola Computer sales office. (For Andover, that's probably the Woburn, Mass. office - (617) 932-1195.) -- [ Michael Bodine, michael@chg.mcd.mot.com, Dial: (708) 576-7840, FAX: x8875 ] [ Motorola MCD; Loc IL38; 1100 Woodfield; Suite 334; Schaumburg, Il 60173 ]