[j-nsp] SFM-CF vs non-CF

[Richard A Steenbergen]

On Fri, Nov 14, 2003 at 05:54:18PM +0100, Josef Buchsteiner wrote:
>  
> Friday, November 14, 2003, 5:37:00 PM, you wrote:
> > What exactly is the difference between the SFM's labeled "-CF" and plain
> > SFM's?
> 
>   there  should  be  no  difference  and  usually CF are internal
>   names.  we  use  the  term  Internet  Processor  2 version 1 or
>   version  2  which is the CF and yes F stands for Filter and the
>   Internet  Processor  IP1 was the first one we shipped. The C is
>   just  the Alphabet. With the show chassis hardware all would be
>   clear.

Hrmmm.

In a show chassis sfm detail, both the CF and non-CF show:

  Total CPU DRAM              64 MB
  Total SSRAM                  8 MB
  Internet Processor II          Version 1, Foundry IBM, Part number 9

In a show chassis hardware, they show:

SFM 0 SPP        REV 07   710-001228   xxxxxx           
SFM 0 SPR        REV 05   710-002189   xxxxxx            Internet Processor IIv1
SFM 1 SPP        REV 07   710-001228   xxxxxx           
SFM 1 SPR        REV 05   710-002189   xxxxxx            Internet Processor IIv1
SFM 2 SPP        REV 07   710-001228   xxxxxx           
SFM 2 SPR        REV 04   710-002189   xxxxxx            Internet Processor IIv1
SFM 3 SPP        REV 07   710-001228   xxxxxx           
SFM 3 SPR        REV 05   710-002189   xxxxxx            Internet Processor IIv1

0 and 1 are CF, 2 and 3 are non-CF. Same part numbers, one has a lower 
revision on the SPR but the other non-CF has the same revision as the 
rest.

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