>I have this exact problem--with the added fact that my SCSI device
>does not seem to be supported by the current netboot image. I would be
>willing to help solve these problems if I could get my Sparc IPX working
>either way. I could try to set up cross-compilation from my i586 system,
>but I as
>The other, however, will begin to boot. Specifically, it will load SILO,
>and then display the 'boot:' prompt (complaining about my boot-file
>variable, which is fair enough). tells me that the image is called
>linux (so it can read silo.conf, I guess). So, I boot 'linux', and I get:
>
>bo
>The other, however, will begin to boot. Specifically, it will load SILO,
>and then display the 'boot:' prompt (complaining about my boot-file
>variable, which is fair enough). tells me that the image is called
>linux (so it can read silo.conf, I guess). So, I boot 'linux', and I get:
>
>bo
Hi there!
Be gentle with me - I'm new to the debian-sparc effort..
I have just got hold of two Sparc 2s, and have (of course!) decided to try
putting debian on them. I'm using the newest boot-disks from a debian
mirror.
One of the sparcs appears to have a buggered floppy drive (it won't boot
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