  Identifying Memory Channel model? 
 The Question is:
 
Is there a way to see which model Memory Channel without rebooting?  I am in
a 24/7 shop, and we want to duplicate the environment of the production
systems, which are in a 2-node Alpha cluster.  I can determine all of the
model numbers of everything else
, but I can't figure a way to find out which Memory channel card we have on
hour system without going into console mode.  Is there a way to do it?
 
Thanks.
 
 
 The Answer is :
 
  Check the Memory Channel controller revision ID using SDA.  More
  specifically, use the SDA command "SHOW DEVICE ddcu/PDT", where
  ddcu is the particular memory channel controller.  For example:
 
    SHOW DEVICE MCA0:/PDT
 
  In the output displayed by the command, read the "Adapter Ver" field.
  MC1 should be circa x0B, MC1.5 is x0E, and MC2 should be 0x020.
 
  Beware differences in radix.
 
 Answer written or last revised on  18-DEC-2001 
