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From: cs191057@cs.brown.edu (Heng-Yi Lin)
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Subject: Re: 030/040 Duality?
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Date: 22 Feb 91 17:48:58 GMT
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In article <22FEB91101602@uazhe0.physics.arizona.edu>, zazula@uazhe0.physics.arizona.edu (RALPH ZAZULA) writes:
|> How about an '030 & an '040 in the same cube, running as 2 different
|> nodes, connected via ethernet?  Say the '030 just gets power from
|> the bacplane (probably have to disable some connectors) and looks
|> like a diskless workstation/batch node...  I'd like to do this when
|> I upgrade my '030 cube to an '040.

I am confused, people.  Why all this talk about having two boards 
inside the cube?  I thought you are supposed to return the 030 
board once the new board is installed.  For this purpose NeXT has 
included a freight-collect Fedex label.  Am I missing something?

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__Heng-Yi Lin___________________________________
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