Hi All,
If anyone interested (and if the installation finishs fine in a hour
or so) I can post dmesg/lspci/whatever tomorrow.
Yes, ok.
B180 console log with lspci:
http://pastebin.com/QvaWTggT
The installation finished fine, but when lightDM started in 8 bit depth
display I saw it in a surprising new colors - black on black. Since I
guessed what it wants from me I entered username and password
semi-blindly and I've got a desktop background and then a hang. Even no
response to ping, so that needs some future investigations.
I used the C8000 .config which comes with the kernel, but it may lack
e.g. namespace support built-in which is required for systemd (which is
installed by the debian installer by default).
For kernel development I therefore used to go back to sysvinit instead.
Is there a good howto how to get rid of this sh... sh... shiny brand-new
init system back to 40-years old sysV init?
For the C8000 ATI DRM drivers needs to be built-in (or use serial), same
for keyboard (HID & USB) support.
Again, with systemd it is probably tricky (if possible at all) without
an initrd.
So I made 'make install', got some initrd and fed it to kernel
(double-checked that kernel and initrd are both just-compiled), and
http://pastebin.com/2brGAmUA
here is what I got. The only thing I understand that it complains about
memory manager, but nothing more.
Could you please translate that from kernel to a human language?
BTW, my personal user experience is quite strange - it tells me that my
Sun Blade 150 @650 /1G mem running Solaris 10 /13 is not far slower then
C8000 (2*2*1100Mhz, 32G) on everyday tasks - browsing mostly. May be
because I tuned this Sun for my needs for a long time (I use it as
everyday home computer), and C8000 is a system I own for a week with the
OS installed two days before, and may be because Solaris uses old sysV ;-)
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A Cheap holiday in other peoples misery! I don't wanna holiday in the SUN Sparc
Blade 150!
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