> I got the hardware (Supermicro X7SPA-H-D525, 4G RAM, 40G SATAII OCZ-2
> SSD) and after a little poking at the etherdrivers, its up and
> running. I had to copy over some stuff from 9atom. Now I'm looking to
> get an old WiFi USB stick working. I haven't tried it yet, so it could
> just work. Time
On Thu Sep 8 05:04:56 EDT 2011, steve.ruckdas...@gmail.com wrote:
> I got the hardware (Supermicro X7SPA-H-D525, 4G RAM, 40G SATAII OCZ-2
> SSD) and after a little poking at the etherdrivers, its up and
> running. I had to copy over some stuff from 9atom. Now I'm looking to
> get an old WiFi USB s
I got the hardware (Supermicro X7SPA-H-D525, 4G RAM, 40G SATAII OCZ-2
SSD) and after a little poking at the etherdrivers, its up and
running. I had to copy over some stuff from 9atom. Now I'm looking to
get an old WiFi USB stick working. I haven't tried it yet, so it could
just work. Time to start
> Hi,
I have a few of these little boards (D510MO). I read both on Eric's
site and this list that someone had these working, but I am having issues.
I've tried the lab's 9pcf, 9pccd, and 9pcf/9pccd from Eric's ftp server
(I had assumed they were from 9atom... maybe that was a bad
assumptio
> Without me having to try a zillion different kernel/bootloader
> combinations, would the people who use the D510MO sound off what
> kernel/loader they are using? I'd be much obliged.
I am using Erik's 9atom on my D510MO without troubles.
Content of kmesg:
Plan 9
E820: 0008f000 memory
John Floren wrote:
On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 1:42 AM, Ruckdashel wrote:
i'm looking at building a system to get my plan9 tinkering out of VMs.
I'm looking at using a zotac Ionitx-t-u mobo with a sata ssd. I'm
curious if any one has tried this mobo. I'm trying to avoid having
another linux box lyi
Think I'm going with the D525 supermicro mobo then. I looked at the
AMD Fusion boards before, but the benchmarks show some issues with
them. Also I haven't seen any that aren't UEFI boards, so i'm thinking
there's no point to trying them. The sata ssd is because I'm
potentially running off batterie
> http://www.foxconnchannel.com/product/Motherboards/detail_overview.aspx?ID=en-us404
maybe. i'd prefer to see an ich9 southbridge.
- erik
On 12/08/2011 14:37, erik quanstrom wrote:
i think you can do better for less with this:
http://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/ATOM/ICH9/X7SPA-H-D525.cfm
it has better ethernet (intel 82574) and sm's mp tables are known
good enough for us. here's the slightly slower version that i hav
> We tried a Zotac IONITX-G-E board here but found that it didn't work
> with Plan 9... I don't remember what the problem was, probably either
> the ethernet or the SATA controller (the usual suspects).
both of those should work, i would think you'd have trouble with the crappy mp
mappings, etc.
On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 1:42 AM, Ruckdashel wrote:
> i'm looking at building a system to get my plan9 tinkering out of VMs.
> I'm looking at using a zotac Ionitx-t-u mobo with a sata ssd. I'm
> curious if any one has tried this mobo. I'm trying to avoid having
> another linux box lying around.
>
>
On Fri Aug 12 04:53:43 EDT 2011, steve.ruckdas...@gmail.com wrote:
> i'm looking at building a system to get my plan9 tinkering out of VMs.
> I'm looking at using a zotac Ionitx-t-u mobo with a sata ssd. I'm
> curious if any one has tried this mobo. I'm trying to avoid having
> another linux box ly
On Fri, 12 Aug 2011 10:42:01 +0200 Ruckdashel
wrote:
>i'm looking at building a system to get my plan9 tinkering out of
>VMs.
>I'm looking at using a zotac Ionitx-t-u mobo with a sata ssd. I'm
>curious if any one has tried this mobo. I'm trying to avoid having
>another linux box lying around.
i'm looking at building a system to get my plan9 tinkering out of VMs.
I'm looking at using a zotac Ionitx-t-u mobo with a sata ssd. I'm
curious if any one has tried this mobo. I'm trying to avoid having
another linux box lying around.
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