Very Computer

>I have downloaded sysinfo (sysinfo-4.0.2-sunos-sparc) utility from
>http://www.magnicomp.com/sysinfo and installed sysinfo
>(sysinfo-4.0.2-sunos-sparc) utility for Sun SPARC 2.8.
>it is showing the Syetem Model
>System Model is Enterprise 420R Model 2450

>if i run the command #uname -i

>it shows me SUNW,Ultra-80

>   Tej> I have downloaded sysinfo (sysinfo-4.0.2-sunos-sparc) utility
>   Tej> from http://www.magnicomp.com/sysinfo and installed sysinfo
>   Tej> (sysinfo-4.0.2-sunos-sparc) utility for Sun SPARC 2.8.  it is
>   Tej> showing the Syetem Model
>   Tej> System Model is Enterprise 420R Model 2450

>   Tej> if i run the command #uname -i

>   Tej> it shows me SUNW,Ultra-80

>   Tej> prtconf is also showing me the same

>   Tej> System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u

>   Tej> SUNW,Ultra-80

>   Tej> Why it is so. i am confused. weahter i have Sun Work Station
>   Tej> ULTRA 80 or Enterprise 420R Model 2450 Server

> The 420R *is* an Ultra 80, but in a different enclosure to be able to
> rack-mount it. It's the exact same motherboard, with the same
> components.

> I think there's a way to get it to say that it's a 420R instead of an
> Ultra 80 but I can't remember from the top of my head right now.

> Search for it in google and in SunSolve, and you'll probably find a
> solution, it might be a question of setting the system type in the OBP
> banner, but I'm not sure.

> What does it say in the OBP if you type banner, 420 or U80?

>   Tej> I have downloaded sysinfo (sysinfo-4.0.2-sunos-sparc) utility
>   Tej> from http://www.magnicomp.com/sysinfo and installed sysinfo
>   Tej> (sysinfo-4.0.2-sunos-sparc) utility for Sun SPARC 2.8.  it is
>   Tej> showing the Syetem Model
>   Tej> System Model is Enterprise 420R Model 2450

>   Tej> if i run the command #uname -i

>   Tej> it shows me SUNW,Ultra-80

>   Tej> prtconf is also showing me the same

>   Tej> System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u

>   Tej> SUNW,Ultra-80

>   Tej> Why it is so. i am confused. weahter i have Sun Work Station
>   Tej> ULTRA 80 or Enterprise 420R Model 2450 Server

> The 420R *is* an Ultra 80, but in a different enclosure to be able to
> rack-mount it. It's the exact same motherboard, with the same
> components.

> I think there's a way to get it to say that it's a 420R instead of an
> Ultra 80 but I can't remember from the top of my head right now.

> Search for it in google and in SunSolve, and you'll probably find a
> solution, it might be a question of setting the system type in the OBP
> banner, but I'm not sure.

> What does it say in the OBP if you type banner, 420 or U80?

> >   Tej> I have downloaded sysinfo (sysinfo-4.0.2-sunos-sparc) utility
> >   Tej> from http://www.magnicomp.com/sysinfo and installed sysinfo
> >   Tej> (sysinfo-4.0.2-sunos-sparc) utility for Sun SPARC 2.8.  it is
> >   Tej> showing the Syetem Model
> >   Tej> System Model is Enterprise 420R Model 2450

> >   Tej> if i run the command #uname -i

> >   Tej> it shows me SUNW,Ultra-80

> >   Tej> prtconf is also showing me the same

> >   Tej> System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u

> >   Tej> SUNW,Ultra-80

> >   Tej> Why it is so. i am confused. weahter i have Sun Work Station
> >   Tej> ULTRA 80 or Enterprise 420R Model 2450 Server

> > The 420R *is* an Ultra 80, but in a different enclosure to be able to
> > rack-mount it. It's the exact same motherboard, with the same
> > components.

> > I think there's a way to get it to say that it's a 420R instead of an
> > Ultra 80 but I can't remember from the top of my head right now.

> > Search for it in google and in SunSolve, and you'll probably find a
> > solution, it might be a question of setting the system type in the OBP
> > banner, but I'm not sure.

> > What does it say in the OBP if you type banner, 420 or U80?

> If you want to check without going to OBP, something like the following
> should work (I don't have a 420R handy to try it on, but it works on an
> IPC, a Voyager, a SPARC 10, and a Sun Blade 100):

> /usr/sbin/prtconf -pv|sed -n "/banner-name:/{s/[^']*'\([^']*\)'.*\$/\1/p;q;}"