STOP-A, and at the OK prompt type:
setenv boot-device disk:a
Now disk:a will be the default.
On Thu, 26 Aug 1999, Samuel Tardieu wrote:
Sorry if this is a FAQ, I couldn't find the answer.
My Ultra5 tries to boot with boot disk:b, and my Linux partition is disk:a
(hda1). How do I change
On Sat, 22 May 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
can you give me some information about how can I install Linux
on a SparcStation. I never used a SparcStation ( only x86 ) but I can
handle with Linux, because my PCs runs with Linux.
And now the story:
I've got this week a
Yeah... this was discussed about a month or two ago (check the archives
if you'd like). The quicky fix is to chmod 666 /dev/fb? and try again.
Good luck. :)
On Wed, 12 May 1999, Carl Mummert wrote:
I installed slink on a sparc 5m (an old one), from the march 1st disks. I
chose the 2.2.1
Ben == Ben Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ben So for the record, right now libc6 2.1.1-2 is broken for all
Ben sun4m arch's in the unstable dist, so please don't upgrade to
Ben it, if you have sun4m. Sun4[udc] are known to work perfectly
Ben fine.
Unless running your
Yeah... it seems as though the LX is the un-4m... :)
I've heard of people having audio working on the LX (with DBRI,
same as the 10 and 20, but I don't hear a peep outa my SS10).
A coworker also told me that X runs nicely in RH 6.0 on his LX,
while it croaks within 5 minutes on my SS10. (I'm
Yes... both Debian (www.debian.org) and Redhat (www.redhat.com)
have good working distributions for that machine.
I have a Sun Sparc IPC running SunOS4.1.3. Is there a port of Linux which
will
run on this? If so, what and where from?
Thanks,
Derek Leigh
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If you used the virtual consoles and follow your startx with a
CTRL-ALT-F1 (or wherever you ran it), you'll see some error
messages. Anyways, the quick fix is to (as root) do the following:
# chmod 666 /dev/fb?
That takes care of the problem. The reason why this is so was
discussed on this
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