From: Tom Linden (tom@kednos.com)
Date: Mon May 10 2004 - 22:51:00 EDT
Several people have indicated that there was a difference between
the Miata
and the Miata GL, the latter would remember the state of the
power switch through
power breaks, the former not. I could not locate anything in the
documanttion to
confirm or deny this. However, I did put up documentation on the beasts
at www.kednos.com/Miata position 8 of SW1 seems to be tied to
the power; however,
I didn't try this because the setting is the same on two of my
systems one of
which works and the other doesn't. I was able to clock one of them at 700
The clock settings are in http://www.kednos.com/Miata/miataswitch.txt
courtesy of Jeff DeMaagd.
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From: OpenVMS Managers List [mailto:openvms-managers@openvms.org]On
Behalf Of Alex Daniels
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 3:43 PM
To: OpenVMS Managers List
Subject: Re: PWS500 Power Switch again
----- Original Message -----
From: <paul.beaudoin@hsbc.com>
To: "OpenVMS Managers List" <openvms-managers@openvms.org>
Sent: Monday, May 10, 2004 10:11 AM
Subject: Memo: Re: PWS500 Power Switch again
>
> Tom,
>
> I have a PWS 500 and got the manuals from the hp (Compaq then) site. I
> presume you have these but if not, I think they were under
> http://h18000.www1.hp.com/legacySUPPORT/digital/
>
> The site does not seem to respond right now - if you want these
and can't
> find them drop mw a line and I'll zip them up.
>
> In the meantime... there is little on those switches other than
to confirm
> it is the speed setting. It does not give the table of
possible settings
> but says this is for 433Mz :
>
> N M0 M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6
> U D D U U D U D
>
> (Up or down when looking at the board with the switches at
the bottom )
>
> I have had an interesting problem with mine from the day I bought it:
>
> If I reboot without powering down, it gets most of the way through the
> startup (TCPIP Startup always) and crashes. After powerdown it always
> works. This is absolutely consistent but given it is for home
use, It does
> not present a problem.
>
> Good luck with yours - good machines...
>
> Paul
>
Paul,
I also seem to remember while working for you, the DPW 500au I had on my
desk had a very dodgy power switch, I think finally I left a bit of
cardboard in it to keep it on. Got that fixed yet?
Does the TCP/IP Services crash happen, if you shutdown then do an
'init' on
the console and then reboot? And guess your already fully up to date on
patches?
Best Regards
Alex
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