I feel that the design discussions have reached the point where we'll be
more productive if we're talking about actual code. There are still many
Please create a picture of the layout/concept/modules. An picture says more
then 1000
Thanks,
Hartmut
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Well, it certainly seems like this is an obscure SPARC hardware
problem and you seem to have fixed it.
Do you mind if I close this bug? We don't really maintain any
information on all the minutae of how to configure hardware for use
with Linux -- there are SPARC/Linux HOWTOs and stuff
On 29 Sep 2000, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
We do support some hardware raid devices.
For the software raid root support you mention, that reuqires some pretty
serious changes and cannot happen in potato updates. This is an issue
for the woody installer.
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Alan Bain [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I do think something should
go in the installation manual for the SPARC version about suggesting
that the lowest memory block be contiguous.
I've checked version 2.2.17 of the install instructions and there is no
mention of the problem, which I've
Dmitry Belenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ADC I assume youre using the udma66 set of boot-floppies. Is that so?
No, i'm entering kernel params, so kernel recognises everything
perfectly. As I've said, I can mount my hdg (hdg2 to be precise)
from another console. And it works. So, I thing
On Fri, Sep 29, 2000 at 05:20:11PM +0300, Antti-Juhani Kaijanaho wrote:
In HTML, there is no portable way to represent an em-dash - except by
using a plain old "-".
You mean two of them, do you not? :)
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On Wed, Sep 27, 2000 at 04:22:01PM -0500, Ardo van Rangelrooij wrote:
I'll look into this. The HTML translation map in debiandoc-sgml maps mdash to
mdash
which according to the HTML/XHTML book of O'Reilly doesn't exist. Probably we need
to
use #151; but conformance is not guaranteed. I'll
Last night I put together some code from pciutils and Redhat's anaconda
and came up with a little program that asks the kernel about installed PCI
hardware and modprobes the needed drivers, using a little table. I don't
know if it's useful or not for the next incarnation of boot-floppies, but
Torsten Landschoff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do we have a blind volunteer who can help with testing the new
installer? I think we should add support for blind people while we
are at redesigning the installer...
I forwarded this note to the blinux (blind Linux) list, and got three
volunteers.
"Akin O. Fernandez" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Greetings boot team, I'm having some problems installing.
I am trying to install to my primary IDE using:
CDROM Debian 2.2r0 official
Arch: i386
model: home built, intel motherboard
memory 128megs
CRROM: Hitachi, ATAPI 24x
Network Card
peter karlsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Adam Di Carlo:
I'm now building for release boot-floppies 2.2.17.
Does this include the translated boot floppies?
No, no one has integrated that into the build process -- I guess it
was up to me (sigh) but I haven't had time.
Any volunteers?
Robert Varga [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
- is there an easy way to create an installer cd with a kernel
containing the 0.90 raid patches and the necessary files from raidtools2
included?
Not easy, no. It should be possible ifyou get the boot-floppies
package and muck with the source.
- is
Cool. Please encourage them to file bugs. I'm not sure how well
dbootstrap works on teletype or whatever devices (god I'm clueless)
the blind use.
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