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

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:

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

Currently, there is only one 32-bit model:

The PA9-32/720 (PA-RISC v1.1a) with single CPU at 50MHz, model string: "7000-720"

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

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: 

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

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.

Models of the A400 family have 3 PCI buses.

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

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

Models of the A500 family have 4 PCI buses.

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

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

L1000 systems have 8 PCI buses.

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

Six PCI slots are available for expansion:

L2000 systems have 8 PCI buses.

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

Ten PCI slots are available for expansion:

L1500 systems have 7 PCI buses.

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