On Fri, 12 Dec 2003, David Evans wrote:
On Fri, Dec 12, 2003 at 06:31:12PM +0200, Christos
Papachristou wrote:
Is it possible to keep some
of the MicroVAX memory modules if they are below or equal to 4 megs?
No. The uVAX memory requires special PMI stuff (carried over those
ribbon cables) that the PDP-11 CPUs don't grok. At least, that's
what I've always been told.
And that's correct.
The 11/73 require Q-bus memory. The only VAX that used this is the
MicroVAX I.
If the 11/73 really is a disguised 11/83 CPU, you can use the 11/83 PMI
memory, which don't work the same way as the VAX PMI.
(PMI by the way stands for Private Memory Interconnect)
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