[CC to some Debian places; anybody who has time to backport it?]
Tom Tromey writes:
> > "Matthias" == Matthias Klose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Matthias> Now that libgc5 is merged in the HEAD brnach of libgcj, it
> Matthias> should build. But: Debian potato will ship with
> Matthias
Hello,
Please pardon these simple questions? I'm trying to get my sparc to be
able to print.
How does one get a /dev/lp device in debian sparc for slink?
Does /dev/lpn device get installed when you install one of the lpr
packages?
Is it okay to make a /dev/lpn device via MAKEDEV lp? It seems
Hello,
We've just got it working. It used to hang when starting the second CPU...
After some narrowing of the problematic part of sun4d_callin, in turned
out to be a problem in calibrate_delay()...
Something really strange is happening there. The problematic function is
actually !!! PRINTK !!!.
If
Hello,
as you may probably know already, I've made an update of slink for Debian
2.1 (i386 only for now), and now I'd like to have non-i386 versions of
it too.
I was about to begin the alpha version on faure.d.o, but realised soon I
need to be root because many newly compiled packages must be ins
On Tue, Nov 09, 1999 at 09:52:52PM +0800, Jean-Paul Blaquiere wrote:
> > On Nov 09, Ben Collins scrawled :
>
> > We do realize that the current modutils now in the sparc/potato
> > distribution is broken. The problem is the new modutils does not allow for
> > compilation for sparc that allows it t
>Thanks for all of your comments - I struggled on for a little longer
>but couldn't seem to make it perform any differently however I
>tried. I suspect that it's simply not going to work.
>
>I managed to netboot it fine, mounted an NFS partition and did
>the rest from there. That's fine while I'm
> On Nov 09, Ben Collins scrawled :
> We do realize that the current modutils now in the sparc/potato
> distribution is broken. The problem is the new modutils does not allow for
> compilation for sparc that allows it to work for sun4[cdm]'s and sun4u's
> at the same time.
>
as a temporary option
We do realize that the current modutils now in the sparc/potato
distribution is broken. The problem is the new modutils does not allow for
compilation for sparc that allows it to work for sun4[cdm]'s and sun4u's
at the same time.
We are working on a fix, in the meantime, I suggest putting it on ho
Dear all,
Thanks for all of your comments - I struggled on for a little longer
but couldn't seem to make it perform any differently however I
tried. I suspect that it's simply not going to work.
I managed to netboot it fine, mounted an NFS partition and did
the rest from there. That's fine while
Eric,
I found tftpboot.imp and I could boot off the img now. Thanks
Jerry Xie wrote:
> Eric,
>
> I really appreciate your help. I'm using Sparc IPC ( Sun4c ).
> By the way, I couldn't find ftpboot.imp. Could you point me
> to the right direction to search the file ?
>
> Thanks
>
> -Jerry
>
Eric,
I really appreciate your help. I'm using Sparc IPC ( Sun4c ).
By the way, I couldn't find ftpboot.imp. Could you point me
to the right direction to search the file ?
Thanks
-Jerry
Eric Delaunay wrote:
> Jerry Xie wrote:
> >
> > I tried to boot the installation system using tftp, look
On Mon, Nov 08, 1999 at 09:49:43PM -0500, Adam Di Carlo wrote:
>
> I'm not sure -- it almost seems like bad partitioning on the Rescue
> disk? Or just the flakey floppy reading code on the BIOS?
>
> Should I just close this bug? Any other thoughts?
Eric Delunay said that sun4c's seem to have a
> > >At the Sparc boot prompt, I do a 'b floppy', the floppy
> > >fires-up, spells out 'SILO' one char at a time and then
> > >says:
> > >
> > >Fatal error: Cannot read partition
> > >Illegal or malformed device name
> > >Fatal error: Cannot read partition
> > >Fatal error: Cannot read partition
>
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