Re: Question on extended LBA (48Bit) adressing of HDD

Hi, > I have been fiddling around with the options a little bit. fdisk has a > somewhat strange behaviour (to me ...) > - if I start fdisk, say "s" (make a new sun-disklabel), walk through the > manual disk-recognition, make a "p" at the end, I > see the disk partitioned. Hum, i remember to have

[PATCH] dump_stack() for sparc32

While debugging a new ALSA driver I found that dump_stack() has not been implemented for sparc32. This patch adds the function, and is a direct copy of the sparc64 code. Before patch: ALSA sound/core/pcm_lib.c:141: BUG: stream = 0, pos = 0xfa0, buffer size = 0xfa0, period size = 0x3e8 This archit

RE: Question on extended LBA (48Bit) adressing of HDD

Dear Listmembers, der Lorenzo, I have been fiddling around with the options a little bit. fdisk has a somewhat strange behaviour (to me ...) - if I start fdisk, say "s" (make a new sun-disklabel), walk through the manual disk-recognition, make a "p" at the end, I see the disk partitioned. - if I

Re: Question on extended LBA (48Bit) adressing of HDD

Hi, I've got almost same problem on my Ultra10 workstation with Debian on it with my an Hitachi Deskstar 250GB. I succed to make my hdd works, by 1) put the hdd on a Dell PC 2) make it recognise by the bios 3) format it by windows 4) put it back on the Sun Ultra10 5) play a little with fdisk /