After taking care of this system for more than 7 years, this disturbing question occured: how do I know which CPU is 0 and which one is 1?
This is an ICS turbo, and there are 2 processor blocks on top of each other. Somebody at the time of installation (I think) used a marker and marked the bottom one wtih "1" and the top one with "0".
Then someone else came along, and not noticing these marks, placed a "0" on the bottom one (right by the floppy drive).
When I use the CMOD command, it tells me that "0" side CPU is active. I go look at the OPE lights, and the top CPU's CPUOPE light is on solid. This would confirm the first marker: the top unit is "0".
Then I open the System Operations Manual on page 106-1, and a figure marks the bottom one as "0".
Huh?
Anybody with a surefire answer on this?
This is an ICS turbo, and there are 2 processor blocks on top of each other. Somebody at the time of installation (I think) used a marker and marked the bottom one wtih "1" and the top one with "0".
Then someone else came along, and not noticing these marks, placed a "0" on the bottom one (right by the floppy drive).
When I use the CMOD command, it tells me that "0" side CPU is active. I go look at the OPE lights, and the top CPU's CPUOPE light is on solid. This would confirm the first marker: the top unit is "0".
Then I open the System Operations Manual on page 106-1, and a figure marks the bottom one as "0".
Huh?
Anybody with a surefire answer on this?