Re: Strange ucd-snmp actions
To all the people wondering about MRTG funkiness - it's not an MRTG problem ! I'm using Ultra 10 with Debian installed as a router. I've found out that the MIB counter on eth0 stops growing when getting to the specific value (IF-MIB::ifInOctets.2 = Counter32: 4294967295). Thats why you keep seeing zeros on your graphs - no delta between the previous value and the current. I'm seeking for a solution for this problem. Igal. Philippe Sainte-Marie wrote: Hi. I'm using testing on a Ultra5 which is now my gateway at home. I'm trying to graph my output/input bw with mrtg but i have like a bug with mrtg. It does work fine, until a day where it simply stuck and doesn't graph anything in input or anything in output. I've tried all kind of settings without success. On my provider side, i'm using DHCP to connect to the internet. Would that have any influence over the snmp request for data input/output ? Any help would be great!
wireless orinoco
Hello I wonder to know if I can use a wireless card on my sun ultra10 ? I didn't find any orinoco module to load for the sparc64 architecture using modconf. I want to use a MA311 wireless card (chipset prism) I'm running the sparc ultra10 with debian 30r2 Best regards -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Re: wireless orinoco
On Monday 05 Jan 2004 10:51 am, philippe mortier wrote: Hello I wonder to know if I can use a wireless card on my sun ultra10 ? I didn't find any orinoco module to load for the sparc64 architecture using modconf. I want to use a MA311 wireless card (chipset prism) I'm running the sparc ultra10 with debian 30r2 You should be able to compile the linux-wlan-ng drivers from: www.linux-wlan.org David.
Kernel and PCI SCSI hardware
Hi all, i have an ultra 5 with debian sarge installed. I would like to put a scsi controller into that box to support a SCSI Tape Drive. Well, naive as i am i though it would be enough to just get the kernel sources (2.4.23), configure it and compile the module for an adaptec 2940 (just had a spare on). I was very surprised to see that there are only two SCSI low-level drivers the ESP sbus card and the PTI Qlogic sbus card. Where are the PCI Devices ? (btw. I did enable Support for PCI and PS/2 keyboard/mouse and i do get 3com c590/3c900 PCI Network card support) After searching the web for a day i found that people are able to use the adaptec or the nec/symbios PCI SCSI cards. But i can't figure out how. Any Ideas ? greetings from snowed in Austria, Oliver
Solved: Kernel and PCI SCSI hardware
Hi all, i finaly found the problem :) I was trying to compile the kernel on a 32bit SPARCStation4. So ARCH=sparc. Only if you have ARCH=sparc64 you will actually compile a kernel for the UltraSparc. A make ARCH=sparc64 menuconfig did the trick and gave me the missing options :) thanks, still snowing in Austria (Vienna) --Oliver
Re: wireless orinoco
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], philippe mortier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I didn't find any orinoco module to load for the sparc64 architecture using modconf. I want to use a MA311 wireless card (chipset prism) You should be aware that the Orinoco and Prism are different chipsets. It looks like the MA311 is not an Orinoco card. -- Shields.
Re: compile ide-scsi
Hi, On Mon, Jan 05, 2004 at 03:03:52AM +0100, Emmanuel Kasper wrote: I think you should check to have 'scsi' and 'scsi disk support' compiled in the kernel and not as modules for the ide-scsi emulation to work. I was thinking also to replace on my Ultra 10 the CD by a CD RW. Is the drive already recognized on boot by the Kernel ? Emmanuel Only the boot-device driver need be compiled in - the rest ALL can be loaded - especially if an initrd image is used. The CD drivers can be compiled as modules with the foll. in /etc/modutils/actions # for IDE CD-Writer AND a IDE CD-R pre-install sg modprobe ide-scsi pre-install sr_mod modprobe ide-scsi pre-install ide-scsimodprobe ide-cd and in /etc/modutils/aliases # CD-Writer aliases - will ignore hdd as candidate for ide-cd options ide-cd ignore=hdd # CD-Writer on IDE-2 Slave and if you have devfs, in /etc/modutils/1devfsd # All CD-ROMs probeall /dev/cdroms sg sr_mod ide-probe-mod ide-cd cdrom alias /dev/cdroms/* /dev/cdroms alias /dev/cdrom/dev/cdroms You have to 'update-modules' after making changes in /etc/modutils files. With Debian, you can keep seperate files for say - sound, disks, video. All files in modutils directory will be merged into /etc/modules.conf by 'update-modules'. See 'man run-parts' for filename restrictions. I use this sort of set-up on Ultra5 and i386 with bare-minimum compiled-in drivers. Hope this is useful. - arvind.
