Digital Equipment DECstation 5000/100 Series, Maintenance Manual

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Lines that begin with 0, 1, 2, or 3 describe the modules, if any,
that are in the option slots.
The number that begins the line is the module slot number.
The second term from the left is the module name.
The third term from the left is the module vendor.
The fourth term from the left is the firmware version of the
module.
The fifth term from the left is the type of firmware that is
in the module ROM chip.
The messages in parentheses in the rightmost column
provide additional information about each module. The
meaning of each message depends on the type of module
being described.
For the system module, the three lines in this column
describe base system hardware. The first line lists the
amount of memory in the system. The second line lists
the address for the base system Ethernet controller.
The third line lists the ID number of the base system
SCSI controller.
For TURBOchannel Ethernet controllers, the additional
information is the Ethernet station address.
For TURBOchannel SCSI controllers, the additional
information is the SCSI ID for the SCSI controller.
For graphics modules, the first part of the additional
message identifies the type of graphics module that is
in the system, as follows:
CX indicates that the module is a color frame-buffer
graphics module.
PX indicates that the module is a 2D graphics
accelerator module.
DX indicates that the module is a low 3D graphics
module.
EX indicates that the module is a mid 3D graphics
module.
FX indicates that the module is a high 3D graphics
module.
Console Commands C–11