Frame buffer

Hello everyone,
i am going to buy Sun 501-1718 CG3 Color Frame Buffer SBUS Card for my ultra 30. But i am not sure whether this frame buffer can be operational or not.
According to sunsolve, ultra 30 graphic specification does not have entry for CG3 color frame buffer sbus card.
if you know or have suggestions, please drop the line
thanks

Hello ,
your System is PCI-based - so you can�t usr a
sbus frame buffer.
You can use a Elite3d SUN501-4860 ,
Creator Series2 SUN501-4174,Creator3d Sun501-4172
or a PGX SUN370-2256
Uwe

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