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From: richardm@bif.cd.com (Richard Masoner)
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Subject: Re: Challenge S question
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Ralf asked:

> > Short question, the Challenge S is headless.  Does it still have the
> > keyboard controller and keyboard and mouse ports in the hardware?

And Bob answered:

> It should.

The two Challenge S's I've had, and the one I currently have, do
not have keyboard and mouse ports.

Refer to page 3-32 of the SGI Hardware Developer Handbook R2.0 for a
diagram of what the Challenge S has.

Richard Masoner

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Ralf asked:

> > Short question, the Challenge S is headless.  Does it still have the
> > keyboard controller and keyboard and mouse ports in the hardware?

And Bob answered:

> It should.

The two Challenge S's I've had, and the one I currently have, do
not have keyboard and mouse ports.

Refer to page 3-32 of the SGI Hardware Developer Handbook R2.0 for a
diagram of what the Challenge S has.

Richard Masoner