Re: Installing Etch on Sun Ultra 2

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Thu, Dec 06, 2007 at 03:26:38PM +0100,
 Yannick Palanque <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
 a message of 47 lines which said:

> Here is a schematic, I think it'll be clearer.

The Sun seems connected only by a serial cable? It has no Ethernet
card? In that case, I believe it's over, I do not think the Sparc can
boot over a serial line.

> By "connect directly", I mean connecting the Athlon and the Sun by
> Ethernet without the intermediary of the router...

Sorry, but this sentence does not seem to match the diagram. You mean
"the Pentium", not "the Athlon"? Which one is the DHCP server?
 
> >But DHCP can be relayed by some routers
> 
> ...because I don't think mine can do that.

Therefore, installing the Sparc on the same Ethernet as the DHCP
server is the only solution.


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Re: Installing Etch on Sun Ultra 2

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Thu, Dec 06, 2007 at 01:27:58AM +0100,
 Yannick Palanque <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
 a message of 27 lines which said:

> I have a Sun Ultra (Enterprise) 2 and I would like to install Etch
> on it.

It should work.

> I'm sure I will need TFP, ok.

TFTP, yes.

> Whose is the best for Etch, a UltraSparc II and a beginner? I think
> of DHCP.

Certainly (RARP and BOOTP are historic.)

> The PC from which I'll send the boot image is connected to a router.
> I think I'll need to connect it directly to the Sun station? Am I
> wrong?

Partly. Things are simpler when the "server" and your Sun are on the
same network (there is absolutely no need to be "directly connected",
but I'm not sure of what you mean by that). But DHCP can be relayed by
some routers (for a Cisco/IOS, see
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6350/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a00804412bf.html).


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Re: Sparc repository

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Wed, Sep 12, 2007 at 12:31:25AM +0200,
 Giasone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
 a message of 17 lines which said:

> Hi, today i've installed debian on my sun ultra 5 because i want
> know better this platform, somebody could tell me a rich repository
> for sparc platform?

What's wrong with the standard Debian repository (indicated in
/etc/apt/sources.list)?

> I need a debugger, compiler 

aptitude install build-essential

> and some other utility for try my program for this platform.

aptitude install someotherutility


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Re: How to use a serial console on Ultra 1?

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Tue, Aug 07, 2007 at 08:01:57AM +0100,
 Jurij Smakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
 a message of 30 lines which said:

> In my experience, the simplest way is to use 'cu' (package 'cu').

In my opinion, it is much more painful than minicom. Anyway, if you
use cu, the BREAK command, useful to bring back the Sparc to its
console is:

~#


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Re: How to use a serial console on Ultra 1?

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Mon, Aug 06, 2007 at 07:46:52PM -0500,
 John Zbesko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
 a message of 43 lines which said:

> What I haven't found is instruction on what software to use to
> actually make the connection.

minicom

> I could use an example, like, open a terminal on the laptop, run
> minicom (?), set minicom to vt100 emulation, "connect" to the com
> port, etc.

Here is a minicom configuration file
(/usr/local/etc/minicom/minirc.serial, so I can just type "minicom
serial") which works to connect to an Ultra10:

pr port /dev/cuad0
pu baudrate 9600
pu minit
pu mreset   
pu mhangup  
pu rtscts   No 

The first line depend on your Unix (cuad0 is for FreeBSD, a Linux box
may prefer cua0).

The others are to avoid any modem-specific tricks.


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Re: How to use a serial console on Ultra 1?

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Sun, Aug 05, 2007 at 09:56:21PM -0500,
 John Zbesko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
 a message of 13 lines which said:

> How do I use a serial console and test if my Ultra is indeed working?

My last Ultra 1 died one year ago but I have two Ultra 10 still
working :-)

In theory, the machine should switch automatically to the serial port,
if it does not detect keyboard and screen. Did you remove them?

If, after removal, the serial port is still not used, it may be
because the machine was forced in not using it.

To stop the boot, from the keyboard:

STOP-A

>From the Minicom terminal emulator:
 
Ctrl-A F

To reset the NVRAM to factory values:

STOP-N

http://www.ultralinux.org/faq.html specially
http://www.ultralinux.org/faq.html#q_5_23 and later


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Re: Como instalo un debian en un Sun v210 micro sparc 64bits?

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Tue, Nov 07, 2006 at 05:18:18PM -0600,
 Victor Manuel Torres Velazque <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
 a message of 6 lines which said:

> Hola, soy estudiante de la universidad de colima y tengo como tarea
> el montar un servidor de ftp y correo en un servidor sun v210, y se me
> dificulta como hacerlo, ya que soy nuevo en esto y no puedo, o mejor
> dicho, no se como empesar.

I do not find about the Fire V210, but other Fire Vxxx seems to be
supported and Google finds several pages where people install Linux on
a V210.

The installation manual is here:

http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/sparc/index.html.es


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Re: kernel 2.6.14 on ultra 10

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Mon, Sep 04, 2006 at 09:46:08PM +0100,
 ayo Jegede <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
 a message of 19 lines which said:

> iam trying to move to kernel 2.6.14 form 2.4.27. but during boot
> time iam get the following after i and compiled and re-link etc..:

I have 2.6.14 running on an Ultra10. The internal disk is recognized:

hda: ST39140A, ATA DISK drive

Reboot with 2.4 and post the output of dmesg.


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Installing Debian on an Ultra 5

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Thu, Jun 08, 2006 at 12:55:56PM +0100,
 Kevin Fullerton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
 a message of 114 lines which said:

> The serial port marked A on the Ultra 5 is a DB25 Female, and the
> serial port marked B is a DB9 Male.

I never used the Ultra 5 but it looks close from the Ultra 10.
  
> 1) Do I have to connect to serial A or B on the Ultra 5, or doesn't it
> matter

It depends on the setup of the Sun. A is the default, but may be the
previous owner changed to B. 

There is no automatic fallback from A to B.

If you want to use B and have no screen but a keyboard, you can type:

STOP-A (to go to the console)
setenv output-device ttyb
setenv input-device ttyb
reset

See http://www.ultralinux.org/faq.html#q_5_23

> 2) Will a standard DB9->DB25 serial null modem cable work for
> connecting to A, or a standard DB9->DB9 for connecting to B

Yes


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Re: Sun E250

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Tue, Oct 19, 2004 at 03:54:25PM -0500,
 Gonzalo Fernández Carrasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
 a message of 27 lines which said:

> Hello, I'm trying to install debian sarge into a Sun E250 with the
> net install cd, and I'm having the following problems:

I recently installed Debian on two Enterprise E250.
 
> Any help will be appreciated. I have been using linux for a long
> time now, I didn't expect this task to be so difficult

1) If you use the sarge installer, be sure you have rc2. rc1 made many
problems on my Sparcs.

2) Practically speaking, if your purpose is to run Debian and not to
beta-test the installer, it is better to install woody and then to
upgrade.

3) What about network booting? This is not a f...ing PC, you have
network booting and it works fine without the need to burn a CD for
each test.

Kernel 2.6 : shutdown now impossible

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

I just upgraded an UltraSparc 10 from kernel 2.4 to 2.6, using the
Debian package in sarge:

myriam:~ % dpkg -s kernel-image-2.6.8-1-sparc64
Package: kernel-image-2.6.8-1-sparc64
Status: install ok installed
Priority: optional
Section: base
Installed-Size: 21560
Maintainer: Debian Kernel Team 
Architecture: sparc
Source: kernel-image-2.6.8-sparc
Version: 2.6.8-2

Now, I can no longer shutdown (it worked before): there is no error
message, shutdown backgrounds itself and then is stopped in Disk Wait
(I tried several times, hence the three shutdowns in ps' output).

myriam:~ % ps auxwww|grep D
USER   PID %CPU %MEM   VSZ  RSS TTY  STAT START   TIME COMMAND
root 1  0.0  0.2  1632  704 ?DOct18   0:12 init [2]  
root  2744  0.0  0.3  2064  872 ?D10:31   0:00 shutdown -r 0 w
root  2775  0.0  0.3  2064  872 ?D10:42   0:00 shutdown -r 0 w
root  2777  0.0  0.3  2064  872 ?D10:42   0:00 shutdown -r 0 w

Re: Semi-OT: Sun Ultra 10 & Serial Consoles

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Mon, Aug 16, 2004 at 02:05:03PM -0500,
 Jacob Schroeder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
 a message of 48 lines which said:

> I'm now getting output on the serial console, using minicom. However,
> everything I enter from the keyboard is echoed back as a 0. I do not see
> any other output from the box, except for a strange string I got when it
> was first booting up. Unfortunately I didn't copy it, but it looked
> something like >..,>0>.., etc.

I had a lot of problems with an Ultra 10 and the serial port A. The
solution I used was:

1) Plug in a Sun keyboard.

2) Before booting, Hold STOP and N and do not release them until the
machine booted. This will reset the NVRAM. Ordinary users typically do
not have brand-new Sparc, only second-hand machines and you never know
the previous settings.

3) Without seeing anything, type STOP and A simultaneously. You will
go to the boot prompt (but, without a Sun monitor, you will not see
it). Then type:

setenv output-device ttyb
setenv input-device ttyb
reset

Then, the second serial port, B, which uses a much more common DB9,
should work.

Cannot boot a Sparc Enterprise E250 with SMP

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

I have an Ultra Sparc Enterprise E250, which can boot and work fine
with an UP kernel (kernel-image-2.4.26-sparc64) but not with the SMP
one (kernel-image-2.4.26-sparc64-smp):

Sun (TM) Enterprise 250 (2 X UltraSPARC-II 400MHz), No Keyboard
OpenBoot 3.26, 2048 MB memory installed, Serial #10943764.
Ethernet address 8:0:20:a6:fd:14, Host ID: 80a6fd14.

Rebooting with command: boot  
Boot device: disk  File and args: 
SILO Version 1.4.5
boot: 
Allocated 8 Megs of memory at 0x4000 for kernel
Uncompressing image...
Loaded kernel version 2.4.26

Remapping the kernel... Booting Linux...
Starting CPU 1... Illegal Instruction
{1} ok

Installing Linux on a E250 with serial console: cannot get the boot prompt

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

Hello, everybody,

I try to boot a Sun E250 which has no monitor or keyboard. Following
the instructions in the UltraLinux FAQ
http://www.ultralinux.org/faq.html>, I configured a PC with
FreeBSD and minicom to act as the serial console.

When I power on the machine in the Diagnostics position, I see the
boot messages. So my cables and emulator are OK. But sending Break
with Ctrl-A F does not seem to have any result: I cannot get the boot
prompt (ok).

When I power on the machine in Power-On mode, I get nothing on the
screen, not one message.

Last screen of messages in Diagnostics mode (after that, nothing
moves):

Primary I/O probing
Probing /[EMAIL PROTECTED],4000 at Device 1  network
Probing /[EMAIL PROTECTED],4000 at Device 3  scsi disk tape scsi disk tape
Probing /[EMAIL PROTECTED],4000 at Device 2  Nothing there
Probing /[EMAIL PROTECTED],4000 at Device 4  Nothing there
Probing /[EMAIL PROTECTED],4000 at Device 5  Nothing there
Probing /[EMAIL PROTECTED],2000 at Device 0  This slot excluded from probing...
Probing /[EMAIL PROTECTED],2000 at Device 1  Nothing there
Probing /[EMAIL PROTECTED],2000 at Device 2  Nothing there
Probing /[EMAIL PROTECTED],2000 at Device 3  Nothing there
Probing /[EMAIL PROTECTED],2000 at Device 4  Nothing there
Probing /[EMAIL PROTECTED],2000 at Device 5  Nothing there

Re: Release notes addendum (was: Re: slink_cd: still waiting on final boot/install setup)

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Friday 26 February 1999, at 17 h 37, the keyboard of Eric Delaunay 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


> Could it be added for sparc too ?
> It is also the first release of Debian GNU/Linux for sparc/ultra.

Done (same text, with a word about the Ultra). I thought that Debian was not 
ready on the Ultra (I mean, it runs, but it does not use the Ultra-specific 
stuff and it's not 64-bits)?

> PS: No objection from the sparc team ?

Like for the Alpha, I said that bug reports about the Sparc version should be 
forwarded to the debian-sparc list. Otherwise, many package maintainers do not 
forward arch-specific bugs (and there is no "Architecture:" pseudo-header in 
the BTS).

Re: Missing Sparc packages in the last packages

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Tuesday 16 February 1999, at 19 h 13, the keyboard of James Troup 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Stephane Bortzmeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 
> > Mozilla does not appear. This is a serious problem because it is the
> > only graphical Web browser in "main".
> 
> Que?  What do you think arena, chimera2, gzilla and w3+xemacs are?

gzilla: you're kidding (Description says 'This is "early alpha" software.' And 
try reading www.debian.org with it.). We put in the predefined sets of 
packages only software which can be useful for the naive user (the not-naive 
user will use deselect and choose by herself).

w3+xemacs : I would not call it graphical, well, it's a matter of taste

arena : hm

chimera2 : untested by me.

Seriouslsy, what package which Provides: www-browser (chimera2 does not, does 
anyone know why?) could be installed in the basic installation? It has to be 
something usable, not an experimental toy. (chimera2 says 'This is an 
alpha-test version'.)

Re: Missing Sparc packages in the last packages

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Tuesday 16 February 1999, at 12 h 51, the keyboard of Christian Meder 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I haven't tried to compile it yet because it's such a disk space hog and
> I'm short on disk space on my buildd box. Probably it's safer to remove it
> from the packages set.

Hop, Mozilla suppressed for the Sparc, lynx is the only Web browser in "main" 
:-{

Missing Sparc packages in the last packages

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

In the last Packages file for Sparc (Feb. 14th):

xlib6g depends on xbase, which is probably wrong (xbase is just a 
compatibility package because of the great X reorganization, no one should 
depend on it). It happens only on the Sparc.

Mozilla does not appear. This is a serious problem because it is the only 
graphical Web browser in "main". Should I remove it from the list of 
pre-defined packages sets?

[REQUEST] Architecture-dependant slices for the list of packages

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

[I'm not on the list I spam, email me a copy if you reply.]

I'm in charge of the list of pre-defined sets of packages for the people who 
install a new Debian system. They can pick up "tasks" or "profiles" and all of 
the packages which are defined in it are installed.

The people of the m68k team say the current list is too i386-centric and 
includes packages which do not exist on the m68k (or the opposite).

Could people check the lists (included at the end or available by CVS in 
boot-floppies/scripts/basedisks/master2files/master) and send me updates for 
their architectures? Thanks.



# "master" file. See README for explanations.
# More or less maintained by Stephane Bortzmeyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
#december 1998.

# You can have system-dependent parts with the slices of slice(1) (Debian
# package "slice". See examples hereunder, starting with [. Or see slice
# documentation, "man slice" or http://www.engelschall.com/sw/slice/.

--- Tasks:
Admin: Administration tools (incl. Basic) 
Backup: Floppytape backup tools (incl. Basic) 
Basic: Basic tools 
C: C/C++/ObjC devel (incl. Basic, Standard, Devel) 
Chinese: Chinese-speaking environment (incl. Basic)
Database: Postgres SQL database (incl. Basic) 
Debian: Debian development (incl. Basic) 
Devel: Development environment  (incl. Basic) 
Dialup: Dialup utils (incl. Basic) 
Dns: DNS server (incl. Basic) 
Doc: General documentation (incl. Basic) 
Fortran: Fortran development (incl. Basic, Devel) 
Ftp: FTP server (incl. Basic) 
Games: Games (incl. Basic, X_sel) 
Graphics: Graphics tools (incl. Basic, X_sel) 
Gui_devel: GUI devel (incl. Basic, Standard, Devel, C) 
High_rel: Reliability/security monitoring tools 
Lisp: Lisp development (incl. Basic, Devel) 
Mail: Mailinglist server (incl. Basic) 
Net_comp: Internet Tools (incl. Basic) 
Net_sel: selected Internet Tools (incl. Basic) 
Netadm: Network administration (incl. Basic) 
Netbckup: Network backup server (incl. Basic) 
Newbie: Newbie docs (Linux Gazette; incl. Basic) 
News: News server (incl. Basic) 
Nis: NIS server (incl. Basic) 
Perl_devel: Perl development (incl. Basic, Devel) 
Plot: Plotutils for data (incl. Basic) 
Pop: POP mailserver (incl. Basic) 
Prod: Personal Productivity (incl. Basic) 
Python: Python environment (incl. Basic, Devel) 
Samba: Samba (SMB) server (incl. Basic) 
Scheme: Scheme development (incl. Basic, Devel) 
Science: Science, mostly math (incl. Basic) 
Sgml: SGML Text processing (incl. Basic) 
Sound: Sound tools (incl. Basic) 
Standard: Standard installation (incl. Basic) 
Tcl_devel: Tcl development tools (incl. Basic, Devel) 
Tex: TeX/LaTeX environment (incl. Basic) 
Web: Webserver (incl. Basic) 
Webcache: WWW proxy cache server (incl. Basic) 
Workst: Workstation addons (incl. Basic) 
X_comp: Xwindows (incl. Basic) 
X_sel: small Xwindows environment (incl. Basic) 


--- Profiles:
Admin: Administrator box (network tools, Perl, ...) 
Basic: standalone system without development tools 
Devel_comp: Huge development environment (Perl, Python, C, ...) 
Devel_std: Standard C development environment 
Dialup: Home machine (graphics, sound, X, ...) 
Server_comp: Server (add. Mailinglist, Backup, News, Samba, Squid) 
Server_std: Std. Server (Ftp, Web, DNS, NIS, POP) 
Standard: Compiler, printing, emacs and networking 
Work_sci: Scientific Workstation (Tex, math, plot, X, ...) 
Work_std: Standard Workstation (TeX, graphics, Internet, X, ...) 


--- Packages:
3dchess: Tasks: Games,  Profiles: Dialup, 
a2ps: Tasks: C, Gui_devel, Sgml, Standard, Tex,  Profiles: Devel_comp, 
Devel_std, Dialup, Standard, Work_sci, Work_std,
aalib-bin: Tasks: Graphics,  Profiles: Dialup, Work_sci, Work_std, 
aalib1: Tasks: Graphics,  Profiles: Dialup, Work_sci, Work_std, 
aalib1-dev: Tasks: Graphics,  Profiles: Dialup, Work_sci, Work_std, 
abc2ps: Tasks: Sound,  Profiles: Dialup, 
abcmidi: Tasks: Sound,  Profiles: Dialup, 
abuse: Tasks: Games,  Profiles: Dialup, 
abuse-lib: Tasks: Games,  Profiles: Dialup, 
acct: Tasks: Admin,  Profiles: Admin, 
acidwarp: Tasks: Graphics,  Profiles: Dialup, Work_sci, Work_std, 
acm: Tasks: Games,  Profiles: Dialup, 
addressbook: Tasks: Prod,  Profiles: Admin, Devel_comp, Devel_std, Dialup, 
Work_sci, Work_std,
af: Tasks: Net_comp,  Profiles: Admin, Dialup, Work_sci, Work_std, 
afbackup: Tasks: Netbckup,  Profiles: Server_comp, 
afbackup-client: Tasks: Netbckup,  Profiles: Server_comp, 
afio: Tasks: Backup,  Profiles: Dialup, 
afterstep: Tasks: X_comp,  Profiles: Admin, Dialup, Work_sci, Work_std, 
alias: Tasks: Perl_devel,  Profiles: Admin, Devel_comp, 
alien: Tasks: Admin,  Profiles: Admin, 
amanda-client: Tasks: Netbckup,  Profiles: Server_comp, 
amanda-common: Tasks: Netbckup,  Profiles: Server_comp, 
amanda-server: Tasks: Netbckup,  Profiles: Server_comp, 
amaya: Tasks: Net_comp,  Profiles: Admin, Dialup, Work_sci, Work_std, 
an: Tasks: Games,  Profiles: Dialup, 
anacr

Re: Cannot install (floppy or net) on an Ultra 10

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

On Thursday 23 April 1998, at 13 h 2, the keyboard of Eric Delaunay 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> You can use etherfind (sunos) or tcpdump to monitor your network then see
> network packets between your computers.

Well, I see the packet on the wire, but it doesn't mean the Sparc 
received it. However, the problem was simple. The Sparc is an Ultra and 
Debian-Sparc apparently do not support it (courtesy of Frederic Poncin 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>). I switched to UltraPenguin  
and now it is better. Thanks for the help.






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Cannot install (floppy or net) on an Ultra 10

[Stephane Bortzmeyer]

First attempt of Linux installation on a Sparc. Since I don't have a CD, 
I tried floppy and net, but both failed.

Floppy : when I type "boot floppy", the floppy starts, but a few seconds 
after, the console says "Bad magic number in disk label - Can't open disk 
label package". The floppy was prepared on a PC/WinNT: DOS format with 
and without a volume name (same result) then rawrite2 of resc1440 from 
"hamm". format finds no errors on the media.

Net : the RARP server is an Alpha Digital/Unix box. It detects the 
request:

Apr 22 16:41:52 josephine /usr/sbin/rarpd[26073]: Received 64 bytes:
Apr 22 16:41:52 josephine /usr/sbin/rarpd[26073]: RARP Broadcast from 
Host ->08:00:20:90:a4:82:
Apr 22 16:41:52 josephine /usr/sbin/rarpd[26073]: Received IP address 
request for ->08:00:20:90:a4:82:
Apr 22 16:41:52 josephine /usr/sbin/rarpd[26073]: The IP address is ->
157.99.60.48.
Apr 22 16:41:52 josephine /usr/sbin/rarpd[26073]: Sent out response

but on the Sparc's console, I see nothing (if there is no RARP server, I 
see a "Timeout getting RARP request"), no revolving \. I have to "Stop A" 
to get the console prompt again. No TFTP requests come in, according to 
the Alpha's logs.

Does anyone know how to make the boot process more verbose? How can I 
know if the Sparc received the reply?



--
Sparc Ultra 10 Creator
Boot says: Ultra 5/10 - Ultra Sparc II i



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