Intel MFS5000SI MFS5000SIB Benutzerhandbuch

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Revision History 
Intel® Compute Module MFS5000SI TPS 
 
Revision History 
Date 
Revision 
Number 
Modifications 
July 2007 
0.95 
Initial release. 
August 2007 
0.96 
Updated 
September 2007 
1.0 
Updated 
February 2008 
1.1 
Updated 
November 2008 
1.2 
Updated 
May 2009 
1.3 
Updated 
June 2009 
1.4 
Updated supported memory configurations 
 
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