Back in the day, I installed just the Woody base system on my dual 200 Ultra2
and then just apt-get'ed the packages I wanted. I had no problems booting from
the CD (just 'boot cdrom' at the OBP prompt should work), partitioning the
disks, and installing.
http://ftp.ie.debian.org/debian-cd/3.0_
Sebastien LANGE wrote:
Hello Listers
Hello
I write to ask youre opinion
wahy you think is the best way to install debian on Sparc machines
Thanx for your opinions
With the CD installers, I had a problem with the boot but with a
tftpboot.img, no problem on a Blade 1000 with only
> Hello Listers
Hello
>
> I write to ask youre opinion
> wahy you think is the best way to install debian on Sparc machines
>
> Thanx for your opinions
With the CD installers, I had a problem with the boot but with a
tftpboot.img, no problem on a Blade 1000 with only =>
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On Thu, 2004-11-11 at 13:16 -0300, Cesar Alcacibar wrote:
> Hello Listers
>
> I write to ask youre opinion
> wahy you think is the best way to install debian on Sparc machines
>
> Thanx for your opinions
i have tried to use cd installers, but had various issues preventing me
from installing with
On 11/11/2004 10:16 AM, Cesar Alcacibar wrote:
> Hello Listers
>
> I write to ask youre opinion
> wahy you think is the best way to install debian on Sparc machines
>
> Thanx for your opinions
If your Sparc machine is in a network with internet connection, net install
will be your best option.
I used the 1st cd of the standard woody/sparc distro and installed a
base system and then apt-get everything into it that I need, but
Tasksel works as well for setting up your first packages...
I will say that I was at a loss for how to properly format the drive
on a sparc5 for the debian install,
Hello Listers
I write to ask youre opinion
wahy you think is the best way to install debian on Sparc machines
Thanx for your opinions
Am Donnerstag, 11. November 2004 13:08 schrieb Le grand pinguin:
> Well, i'll find out soon. I took the easy way and switched to a network
> installation (using rarp and tftpboot). I got a nice and (slow)running
> woody. After that i did a dist-upgrade and had a night of dependency
> hell (circula
On Thu, Nov 11, 2004 at 10:00:40AM +0100, Igmar Palsenberg wrote:
>
> > Ok, i'll ckeck the silo manuals. But what about the problem with the
> > sarge installation CD - a segfault during init isn't realy a nice
> > thing ...
>
> Any idea what kernel it boots ?
Not at the moment, but i can chec
Hi,
With the kernel 2.4.21, I have my 2 cards activate in /dev/fb0 and
/dev/fb1 but
with the kernel 2.6.9, I have just /dev/fb0 activate.
dmesg with kernel 2.4.21 :
fb0: AFB at 07f8 type 35 DAC 10
fb1: AFB at 07fa type 35 DAC 10
and dmesg with kernel 2.6.9 :
ffb: AFB at 0
> Ok, i'll ckeck the silo manuals. But what about the problem with the
> sarge installation CD - a segfault during init isn't realy a nice
> thing ...
Any idea what kernel it boots ? This sparc box and 2.6.x really hate
each other, resulting in hangs and other not so nice things.
Igma
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