Whoops, I seem to have gotten some threads badly mixed up. This
particular image was not my doing, though I still believe the version
numbers reported look sane.
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Goswin von Brederlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Please don't keep realy old images around as they are mostly unusable
> or still have the unupgradable libc6/base-files combination.
My image is from the very end of February, and I'm pretty sure it
(barely) postdates that whole mess; I don't rec
> If you can update to sarge, as you did, then you had new enough
> packages. The very old packages (before Feb) refuse to update due to
> overwrite problems.
I didn't "update" anything, that's just what was installed via the netinst
process. Should we assume then that that image works properly?
"John Madden" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> It might be ok to keep this particular image (if someone can test it
>> still works) till etch images are being build witht the 2.6.11 (or
>> later) kernel. But we had many old problems, esspecialy the
>> libc6/base-files change, come up again and again
> It might be ok to keep this particular image (if someone can test it
> still works) till etch images are being build witht the 2.6.11 (or
> later) kernel. But we had many old problems, esspecialy the
> libc6/base-files change, come up again and again due to outdated
> images being still distribut
Joel Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> John Madden wrote:
> I knew keeping a copy of this around would come in handy, have fun!
>
> http://mirrors.kecra.com/debian-installer-amd64-20050214.iso
>
> A note that I have still from my install on a 2850, when booting, use
> noexec=off so that the gr
riginal Message-
From: John Madden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Fri 6/17/2005 1:57 PM
To: Joel Johnson
Cc: debian-amd64@lists.debian.org; Joel Johnson
Subject: Re: 3.1, megaraid2 install cd
Ok, the whole thing *does* work after some hacking around with it and loading
the
megaraid2 module man
Ok, the whole thing *does* work after some hacking around with it and loading
the
megaraid2 module manually. The problem I had with the mirror was that my
network
port had been disabled by our network folks. :)
After the first boot, I noticed that the installer had still installed the 2.6.8
ker
>> I'm not sure if this is helpful (since I don't have a megaraid2-based system
>> to test with), but the DFS (Debian From Scratch) ISO contains an AMD64
>> 2.6.11 kernel that appears to have megaraid drivers available as modules.
>>
>> http://people.debian.org/~jgoerzen/dfs/
FYI, the 2.6.11-
> I'm not sure if this is helpful (since I don't have a megaraid2-based system
> to test with), but the DFS (Debian From Scratch) ISO contains an AMD64
> 2.6.11 kernel that appears to have megaraid drivers available as modules.
>
> http://people.debian.org/~jgoerzen/dfs/
Thanks, that may ind
> When I installed it, I used the alioth repos, I'm surprised that it
> doesn't find the new ones. What are you putting in for the manual config
> of the apt source?
http://debian.csail.mit.edu/debian-amd64/debian (from
http://amd64.debian.net/README.mirrors.html)
John
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John Madden wrote:
I knew keeping a copy of this around would come in handy, have fun!
http://mirrors.kecra.com/debian-installer-amd64-20050214.iso
It works, somewhat -- the system boots and through some trickery I can even get
it
to detect the disks. But being a netinst iso, it requires us
John Madden wrote:
> Might it be worthwhile to maintain a newer boot image, similar to what woody
> did
> with the 'bf24' option, even if it is at this point a separate iso?
I'm not sure if this is helpful (since I don't have a megaraid2-based system
to test with), but the DFS (Debian From Scrat
> I knew keeping a copy of this around would come in handy, have fun!
>
> http://mirrors.kecra.com/debian-installer-amd64-20050214.iso
It works, somewhat -- the system boots and through some trickery I can even get
it
to detect the disks. But being a netinst iso, it requires use of a mirror and
> I knew keeping a copy of this around would come in handy, have fun!
>
> http://mirrors.kecra.com/debian-installer-amd64-20050214.iso
Excellent, I was hoping to hear from you in particular, Joel. Thanks for
keeping
that copy around. I'll give it a go in a few minutes and post back how it goes.
John Madden wrote:
I've seen this in the archives already, so my apologies if this is starting to
sound like a broken record to some, but...
The current install cd doesn't allow installations on the PE1850 due to its raid
controller only being supported by the megaraid2 driver, only available fo
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