Re: errors silo

2010-06-03 Thread Howard Eisenberger
On 2010-06-01, Howard Eisenberger wrote:

> On 2010-05-31, Jurij Smakov wrote:
>
>> Last time I tried to install from a daily built squeeze image, I ran 
>> into http://bugs.debian.org/579948, which prevented me from doing 
>> meaningful partitioning.
>
> I guess I was just lucky with the image I downloaded at the end 
> of March. However, using the daily build of 31 May, I also ran 
> into this partitioner bug, although I managed to work around it 
> by loading the fdisk-udeb module and creating the partitions 
> from the 2nd console with fdisk. It wasn't quite what I wanted,
> but I was able to continue with the installation.
>
> Two other issues: First, the internal IDE cd-rom drive in the 
> ultra 5 (secondary master) was not detected from inside the 
> installer, so I installed from an external scsi cd-rom.
>
> Second, to get silo to boot I had to change root= in silo.conf
> from /dev/sdb2 (I also have a scsi drive sda) to /dev/hda2

I just tested this again on the ultra 5 with IDE plus scsi adapter
and also an ultra 60 with scsi only.

1. The netinst daily-build that I have labelled 22 March installs
without issue on both machines.
2. Using the netinst daily-build of 31 May, the partitioner fails
if I try to use the whole disk, but works if I create an empty Sun 
disk label with fdisk ("s"), return to "Detect disks", delete the
two partitions, and install to the largest available free space.
3. Of course, using the netinst daily-build of 31 May, the IDE 
"Detect and mount CD-ROM" issue and the minor silo issue (this is 
not the show-stopper as in Alpha1) only occur on the IDE machine.
   
> Given these issues, it might be easier to install lenny, then
> upgrade Xorg or whatever without using the squeeze installer,
> which was my second suggestion to philo.

I don't know if he tried this.

Regards,

Howard E.


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Re: ubuntu(based debian) on ultra 5

2010-06-03 Thread philo

hi,
i have upgraded 8.04 to 9.10 by cdrom upgrade
>>mount -o loop /dev/cdrom /cdrom
>>umount /dev/cdrom /cdrom
./cdromupgrade--
--
process upgrade
---
---
-- silo 32bit >> 64bit ---
silo -u -f
reboot command doesn't work i reset hard !

the sytem boot, i think silo work's, but i have this message box 
"initramfs"

can i do i have some command by help.
**
booting with rescue
---
mount ...
mount...
chroot
--
update-initramfs -u -k all
--
silo.conf
--
"ide=nodma" to kernel option
image=/vmlinuz
   label=Linux
   append="ide=nodma"
   initrd=/initrd.img
---

again this message box "initramfs"

Best regards
Philo

Hector Oron a écrit :

Hello philo,

[...]
  

distributions :
6.06 >> work with gnome but it's older distribution !
8.04 >> blue screen halted at finished install ! doesnt reboot !
9.04 >> don't detect cdrom // i try modprobe ide-scsi but no mudule found !
9.10 >> fast data access mmu miss.. (error silo)
10.04 >> fast data access mmu miss(error silo)
---
9.04>> don't detect cdrom //



Maybe, now, you are able to try:
 * http://d-i.alioth.debian.org/manual/en.sparc/index.html
 * http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/

And report back your new experience :-)

Kind regards,
  




Re: ubuntu(based debian) on ultra 5

2010-06-03 Thread Hector Oron
Hello philo,

[...]
> distributions :
> 6.06 >> work with gnome but it's older distribution !
> 8.04 >> blue screen halted at finished install ! doesnt reboot !
> 9.04 >> don't detect cdrom // i try modprobe ide-scsi but no mudule found !
> 9.10 >> fast data access mmu miss.. (error silo)
> 10.04 >> fast data access mmu miss(error silo)
> ---
> 9.04>> don't detect cdrom //

Maybe, now, you are able to try:
 * http://d-i.alioth.debian.org/manual/en.sparc/index.html
 * http://www.debian.org/devel/debian-installer/

And report back your new experience :-)

Kind regards,
-- 
 Héctor Orón

"Our Sun unleashes tremendous flares expelling hot gas into the Solar
System, which one day will disconnect us."


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Re: ubuntu(based debian) on ultra 5

2010-06-03 Thread philo

hi,
i have upgraded 8.04 to 9.10 by cdrom upgrade
>>mount -o loop /dev/cdrom /cdrom
>>umount /dev/cdrom /cdrom
./cdromupgrade--
--
process upgrade
---
---
-- silo 32bit >> 64bit ---
silo -u -f
reboot command doesn't work i reset hard !

the sytem boot, i think silo work's, but i have this message box 
"initramfs"

can i do i have some command by help.
mount the system ???

Best regards
Philo



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ubuntu(based debian) on ultra 5

2010-06-03 Thread philo

hi,
i have tested all ubuntu LTS on my ultra 5 (512 mo ram, hdd 40go, 
400Mhz, ati video chipset).


distributions :
6.06 >> work with gnome but it's older distribution !
8.04 >> blue screen halted at finished install ! doesnt reboot !
9.04 >> don't detect cdrom // i try modprobe ide-scsi but no mudule found !
9.10 >> fast data access mmu miss.. (error silo)
10.04 >> fast data access mmu miss(error silo)
---
9.04>> don't detect cdrom //
i try :
modprobe ide-scsi but no module found !
i don't have reader floppy and not USB devices !
how can i found the drivers and install it, i tried to swap cdrom 8.04 
drivers but it's impossible.


with ubuntu 9.10 and 10.04 i have this error :
>> fast data access mmu miss
how can i bypass this bug ? can i update openboot, i have version 3.19 ?
my version of openboot is 3.19, can i do update for a lasted distributions ?

i tried to update 6.06 to 8.04, but there a lot of errors !
i cannot install ubuntu-destop !

i don't know do it now ??

best regards
Philo



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