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Netfinity 5100 SCSI Backplane schematics
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Lars Randers
May 11, 2008, 1:42:44 PM5/11/08
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Has any of you ever seen one, or know who at IBM to ask for one?
I have salvaged one from a server with a dead motherboard,
and so far I'm able to run all 6 slots in a standard PC, the SCSI ID's
however are different from the ones normally available in operation on a
standard NF5100.
I would like to figure out how the backplane assigns ID's for the slots.
The FRU is #00N9557.
I have salvaged one from a server with a dead motherboard,
and so far I'm able to run all 6 slots in a standard PC, the SCSI ID's
however are different from the ones normally available in operation on a
standard NF5100.
I would like to figure out how the backplane assigns ID's for the slots.
The FRU is #00N9557.
Squeeze
May 13, 2008, 5:08:10 PM5/13/08
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Lars Randers wrote in news:4827309a$0$15892$edfa...@dtext01.news.tele.dk
> Has any of you ever seen one, or know who at IBM to ask for one?
> I have salvaged one from a server with a dead motherboard,
> and so far I'm able to run all 6 slots in a standard PC,
> I have salvaged one from a server with a dead motherboard,
> and so far I'm able to run all 6 slots in a standard PC,
> the SCSI ID's however are different from the ones normally available
> in operation on a standard NF5100.
So you already know how it assigns them.
> I would like to figure out how the backplane assigns ID's for the slots.
Is there anything holding you back and do exactly that?
> The FRU is #00N9557.
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