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Re: Resolving NForce4 ACPI issue - thanks: msg#00013

Subject: Re: Resolving NForce4 ACPI issue - thanks
On Mon, 3 Apr 2006, Frank G Logan, III wrote:

Wasabi and AMD may be able to help here.  What exactly is desired to help
Frank on this?  We can probably get a couple of Tyan boards and processors
if someone can tell us which ones are best..

        Well the goal was to get Frank an NForce4 based amd64 board,
        dual core procssor, and memory, so he could debug the ACPI
        routing issues and SMP issues directly. I have an order
        placed which I'm quite happy to amend if wasabi want to
        provide all or part of a system.

        Wasaba had been a little quiet around here recently - I'm
        very glad to see them more visibly offering to contribute
        to NetBSD again :)

        Note, the best person to answer these questions is Frank,
        any suggestions I make are by their very nature based on
        less knowledge.

        Having said that, most of the NForce4 boards tend to be
        939 socket based 4GB max consumer boards, which is why the
        Asus A8N-VM - MicroATX, 4 SATA, gigabit ethernet & onboard
        VGA. If you're picking something from Tyan then maybe the
        Tomcat K8E-SLI would have some similarities.

        After that a good larger memory capable board, maybe a
        Tiger K8WE, with two procs and a good chunk of memory.

        Though the best idea would be to send a mail direct to
        Frank with a list of what you would be happy to provide,
        which could be "One single and one dual core board from
        http://www.tyan.com/products/html/opteron.html, the CPUs,
        and a 12GB of memory"

        If you are going to do this I would be extremely grateful
        if you could manage to let me know reasonably quickly as
        that could give me the option to amend my order slightly
        to maybe get a different board or CPU combination to
        compliment your selection.

        Thanks again for the offer and continued support of NetBSD.


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