Re: New install on Ultra2
Hello, you have the same my problem, and I think that is the monitor part on your configuration file. Look for HorizSync... I've an Ultra60 with a Creator3D video card, and when I launch startx, I got the same error. After the autoconfigure autoprobe option for XFree86: XFree86 -configure the startx give me the message after the log: Caught signal 10. Server aborted My solution? I've just downloaded XFree4.4.0 (the latest), and now I'm compile it! Lucio. - Original Message - From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: debian-sparc@lists.debian.org Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 3:57 AM Subject: New install on Ultra2 Hello All, Can someone please help me setup the X? I installed the newer version of Debian on Ultra2. The installation seems to completed successfully, but I tried to launch the X using startx command I am getting the following message with tons of other stuff: Fatal server error: no screens found When reporting a problem related to a server crash, please send the full server output, not just the last messages. This can be found in the log file /var/log/XFree86.0.log. Please report problems to [EMAIL PROTECTED] XIO: fatal IO error 54 (Connection reset by peer) on X server :0.0 after 0 requests (0 known processed) with 0 events remaining. Any help will be greatly appriceated. Thanks adminhaq -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of unsubscribe. Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Installing and boot Sarge on SPARCstation 20 MP
Hi! After some days with netbsd I decided to change to Debian/sarge. I've downloaded the netinst-iso and installed it. But after the installation process, I got a big problem. As it seems, there are some syscalls not implemented for SPARC, so I got something like a coredump when starting up. Until it gets to the point, where the terminal comes in, those error messages do not really harm. But then it crashes and reboots. That thing is strange! I mean, how could somebody made so buggy stuff public? Okay, never mind. Another issue is, that I put a hard drive from an Ultra1 in there. Although it has 2.1GB (ST32550WC), it claims that there are only about 785MB of free space. But when I enter the screen for partitioning first, it tells me, about 2.1GB of free space. But when I create a partition, which is indeed larger than 785MB, the partition is cut to that size and no free space left. Does anybody what to do, in order to achieve a running Debian on that box? So long, Carsten Friede -- == Dresden University of Technology Department of Computer Science Dresden, Germany ==
Re: Installing and boot Sarge on SPARCstation 20 MP
I traced this one more further. The exact messages are:
Setting up general console font... Unimplemented Sparc TRAP, type = 2b
/etc/init.d/rcS: line 220: 265 Segmentation fault${SETFONT}
--tty=${DEVICE_PREFIX}$vc ${SETFONT_OPT} ${SCREEN_FONT} ${SCREEN_FONT_MAP}
It finally hangs with info: Switching console charset mapping to ISO-8859-1
I've no idea where to start.
Carsten Friede
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Dresden University of Technology
Department of Computer Science
Dresden, Germany
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RC1 - successful install on SPARCServer20 (32 bit - 2.4.26SMP)
Totally excellent dudes, RC1 rocks. It needed a bit of thinking about partitioning to get /boot and the start of / within the first 1G of the 18.2G - the auto partitioner resulted in something that wouldn't boot - but being offered the correct SMP kernel by default was totally awesome :) Now downloading the best part of 450M of new packages to get the desktop installed. Since I have a spare 18G drive in the machine, I may yet run this machine as a show demo machine in October - one drive with Etch, one drive with Sarge :) As you may have noticed from other posts, I've had problems with aboot - all help with silo/OpenPROM also gratefully received - I currently have to type in a long string because it appears that the SCSI disks are automagically reversed post install??? This is not new - I've had to do this since Woody. Andy
Re: [debian-sparc] Re: Still-OT: nvram and firmware passwords
On Thu, 19 Aug 2004 02:30:22 +0200 (CEST) Erwann Abalea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Bonsoir, On Wed, 18 Aug 2004, Martin wrote: Well, I've googled, googled the list archives and searched the Sun forums to little avail. Does anyone have any tips for bypassing the nvram firmware password, short of replacing the nvram module? I'm learning (the hard way) what I should've looked for before jumping on a good deal. :-) Forgive me if I seem a little cynical but a 'bargin' machine with an NVRAM password that the seller doesn't know sounds a little like something that has been 'borrowed' from it's original owner. Not always. Some machine are installed with an OPB password, and since these beasts can run continously for several months/years, it is possible that the knowledge of the password gets lost if the machine gets to be rebooted... I didn't see Martin's original e-mail. So, I'm replying now. I can see and agree with both Martin and Erwann. In this case it was one I bought off ebay. Add to that the fact that the seller obviously didn't know much about it - they could tell the size of the hard drives and the ram from opening the case and reading labels, but they had no clue what speed the processor was. And they said all the testing they had been able to do was to turn on the power switch and see that the lights came on. I suspect they were Windows users that didn't know about serial consoles and all those other fun tricks. Unfortunately though, I don't have an easy way to know if this item was 'borrowed' from its original owner or not. Fortunately it all seems to work, though. Oh, the one other fact was that even though the hard drives were partitioned, they did not appear to be bootable, as if someone had formatted the partitions. That may or may not indicate anything. Jacob -- GnuPG Key: 1024D/16377135 Random .signature #49: C:\WINDOWS\RUN C:\WINDOWS\CRASH C:\ME\FDISK /usr/src/linux pgpabganpesPo.pgp Description: PGP signature
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