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Charon-HPA Model Names

Model names of Charon-HPA emulated systems 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.

Charon-HPA - Supported Emulated HP9000 Models

This section describes the hardware configuration of the supported emulated HP9000 models. This information will be referred to in other section, e.g., the configuration file reference.

Terms used in the following sections:

• PCI realm: an independent group of PCI buses. This is always 0 in the case of Charon-HPA emulated models.
• PCI bus: a PCI bus can have one or more devices attached.
• Device: addresses a device attached to a PCI bus.
• Function: addresses a particular unit of functionality (e.g., one Ethernet port or one SCSI bus) of a PCI device. There can be up to four functions per device.
• Device path: unique identification of a device and function on a PCI bus.

Each PCI element has an ID and the IDs are combined to form unique device paths (realm/bus/device/function).

Examples:

• Realm 0, PCI bus number 0, device 1, function 0 results in a full device path of 0/0/1/0,
• Realm 0, PCI bus number 2, device 1, function 1 results in a full device path of 0/2/1/1.

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):

Two additional PCI slots for expansion:

A500 Model Family

A500 Family Overview

A500 Family Hardware Configuration

Models of the A500 family have 4 PCI buses.

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

Four additional PCI slots for expansion: