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Charon-PAR Model Names

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The model names of Charon-PAR emulated historic PA-RISC systems for HP-UX consist of three parts:

<family-name>-<number-of-cpus>-<clock-speed>

Parameters:

• family-name describes the model family, e.g., rp2400,
• number-of-cpus describes the number of emulated CPUs, and
• clock-speed describes the CPU clock frequency in MHz.

Example:

rp2470-2-750 stands for an rp2470 model with two 750-MHz CPUs.

Abbreviations are possible, e.g,, rp2470-1 stands for an rp2470-1-750 model. See configuration file templates for permitted abbreviations.

PA9-32 Details

Currently, there is only one 32-bit model:

The PA9-32/720 (PA-RISC v1.1a) with single CPU at 50MHz, model string: "720"

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PA-RISC Model Names Used by Charon-PAR/PA3

The model names of Charon-PAR emulated historic PA-RISC systems for MPE/iX consist of three parts:

<family-name>-<number-of-cpus>-<clock-speed>

Parameters:

• family-name describes the model family, e.g., A400,
• number-of-cpus describes the number of emulated CPUs multiplied by 100, and
• clock-speed describes the CPU clock frequency in MHz.

Example: 

A400-100-110 is a single-CPU A400 system running at 110 MHz.

Device Addressing Terminology

In the following sections, an important part of the hardware configuration of an emulated model are the so called device paths.

A device path has the following structure: SBA/LBA/device-number/function[.target.LUN]. These components have the following meaning:

• SBA: system bus adapter
• LBA: local bus adapter
• Device number: identification of an individual device (e.g., and Ethernet card).
• Function: identification of a particular unit of functionality (e.g., one Ethernet port or one SCSI bus) on a specific device. There can be up to four functions per device.
• Target: optional further identification. Its use depends on the type of device connected. For example, a SCSI target ID.
• LUN: logical unit number of SCSI devices (e.g., disks and tapes). Used to address a logical unit associated with a SCSI target ID.

Examples:

• SBA 0, LBA 0, device number 1, function 0 results in a device path of 0/0/1/0
• SBA 0, LBA 2, device number 1, function 1 results in a device path of 0/2/1/1
• SBA 0, LBA 0, device number 1, function 0, SCSI target ID 1, LUN 0 results in a device path of 0/0/1/0.1.0

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Charon-PAR/PA9-64 - Supported 64-bit Model Configurations

This chapter describes the hardware configuration of the supported emulated historic 64-bit PA-RISC models for HP-UX. This information will be referred to in other section, e.g., the configuration file reference.

A400 Model Family

A400 Family Overview

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A400 Family Hardware Configuration

Models of the A400 family have 3 PCI buses.

Built-in controllers (all on PCI bus 0):

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A = 0/0/1/0
B = 0/0/1/1

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There are two additional PCI slots (currently not available for expansion):

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A500 Model Family

A500 Family Overview

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Device Addressing Terminology

In the following sections, an important part of the hardware configuration of an emulated model are the so called device paths.

A device path has the following structure: SBA/LBA/device-number/function[.target.LUN]. These components have the following meaning:

• SBA: system bus adapter
• LBA: local bus adapter
• Device number: identification of an individual device (e.g., an Ethernet card).
• Function: identification of a particular unit of functionality (e.g., one Ethernet port or one SCSI bus) on a specific device. There can be up to four functions per device.
• Target: optional further identification. Its use depends on the type of device connected. For example, a SCSI target ID.
• LUN: logical unit number of SCSI devices (e.g., disks and tapes). Used to address a logical unit associated with a SCSI target ID.

Examples:

• SBA 0, LBA 0, device number 1, function 0 results in a device path of 0/0/1/0
• SBA 0, LBA 2, device number 1, function 1 results in a device path of 0/2/1/1
• SBA 0, LBA 0, device number 1, function 0, SCSI target ID 1, LUN 0 results in a device path of 0/0/1/0.1.0

Charon-PAR/PA9-64 - Supported 64-bit Model Configurations

This chapter describes the hardware configuration of the supported emulated historic 64-bit PA-RISC models for HP-UX. This information will be referred to in other section, e.g., the configuration file reference.

A400 Model Family

A400 Family Overview

A400 Family Hardware Configuration

Models of the A400 family have 3 PCI buses.

Built-in controllers (all on PCI bus 0):

There are two additional PCI slots:

A500 Model Family

A500 Family Overview

A500 Family Hardware Configuration

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There are four additional PCI slots (currently not available for expansion):

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L1000 (rp5400) Hardware Configuration

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* Starting with version 3.0.5, the models above may also be available in “oversized” versions up to 64 CPUs and 512GB RAM. Please check the availability for your model with your Sales contact.

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rp44xx Family Hardware Configuration

The models of this family have 8 PCI buses. However, for Charon-PAR, 7 buses were implemented. All built-in controllers are on PCI bus 0.

Built-in controllers (all on PCI bus 0 of system bus adapter 0):

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0/0/1/0 and 0/0/1/1

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A = 0/0/1/0
B = 0/0/1/1

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Six PCI slots are available for expansion:

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Charon-PAR/PA9-32 - Supported 32-bit Model Configurations

This chapter describes the hardware configuration of the supported emulated historic 32-bit PA-RISC models for HP-UX. This information will be referred to in other section, e.g., the configuration file reference.

PA9-32/720 (9000/720)

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Hardware Configuration

The models of this family have 8 PCI buses. However, for Charon-PAR, 7 buses were implemented. All built-in controllers are on PCI bus 0.

Built-in controllers (all on PCI bus 0 of system bus adapter 0):

Six PCI slots are available for expansion:

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