Jean Robertson wrote:
Hello,
I downloaded it and installed it on a home ultra5.
me too ... (Linux-2.6.12, Hardware: Ultra 5/360MHz/512MB)
This is what happened to me:
- the console keyboard works fine.
confirmed
- I have a added USB card, and this works well.
confirmed (for
On Sat, 2005-07-16 at 14:41 -0500, Tib wrote:
Ahh, yes sounds like I wasn't clear on what you were referring to. But
from the sound of it I still need a working kernel to turn into a kernel
package, correct? That's my problem :] outside of the 2.4.18 kernel that
came with woody, I haven't been
I downloaded and tried on my blade 1000, but ran into the same 'remapping
the kernel' hang as I have with just about everything except 2.4.18.
If anyone has a 2.6.8+ smp kernel that works for them on a similar blade
machine I would be very grateful to see your kernel config file to try and
use
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005, Martin wrote:
FWIW I've had problems with kernels built with the 'vanilla' .config
(from www.kernel.org ) using the .config from one of the Debian kernels
as a starting point seems to work though.
Unfortunately before I even tried to roll my own, I tried using the
Knowing absolutely nothing about ultra hardware, I picked up a used U10
at a computer meet about 4 months ago for a fun project. This is a 333
MHz UltraSparc IIi, with 256 MB of RAM, a 9.1 GB IDE drive and an IDE
CD-ROM. It's got a regular sun mouse and keyboard. It also had one of
those Creator
I'm using sun screen and keyboard, not serial cable. I don't have an
onboard framebuffer: creator and elite 3d cards
are both on upa slots. I'll try to download the first official cd.
Thank you
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Before I junk the unit or start bidding on eBay for parts, I thought I
would throw general questions to this list because it's the only
sun/sparc list that I am familiar with:
The folks at http://www.sunhelp.org/ run a list called sun-rescue that
is very infomatative.
Is this (dead power
Hi,
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Suddenly, the unit won't stay on. I first noticed this yesterday
afternoon. If I toggle the power switch on the back of the unit, nine
times out of ten nothing happens. The tenth time, it will boot and seem
to run fine. If I come back to the unit a few hours later, it's off.
My first
Hi all,
I've been having problems with software RAID (using mdadm) on Sarge on an
Ultra Enterprise 450. There seems to be a bug somewhere causing corruption of
Sun disk labels.
I start with 8 SCSI disks with valid Sun disk labels and one partition filling
each disk. The partition types are
On Mon, Jul 18, 2005 at 03:42:56PM +0100, Martin wrote:
eBay is good. However I *believe* the Ultra 10's use a standard ATX
power supply, certainly have a look and see if it is.
Yep, they do - I know of people who have replaced the PSUs in their U5s/10s
with standard ATX PSUs. A good starting
I've lost a lot of power supplies in Ultra 10s -- but I've had a *hell*
of a lot of 'em.
I'd put it as somewhat less common than a hard drive failure, but
somewhat more common than anything else.
It happens.
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005, Martin wrote:
Is this (dead power supply) a common failure
On Mon, 2005-07-18 at 14:06 -0400, Sam Creasey wrote:
Not sure this is actually it (I'm just guessing here), but are you
starting the raid partition on cylinder 0? Or cyl 1? I *think* (though
I'm not sure) that starting on cylinder 0 actually puts the disklabel into
the beginning of the
Not sure this is actually it (I'm just guessing here), but are you
starting the raid partition on cylinder 0? Or cyl 1? I *think* (though
I'm not sure) that starting on cylinder 0 actually puts the disklabel into
the beginning of the partition itself. This isn't a problem for UFS, as
UFS
On Mon, 18 Jul 2005 17:57:22 +0100, David Johnson wrote:
I've been having problems with software RAID (using mdadm) on Sarge on
an Ultra Enterprise 450. There seems to be a bug somewhere causing
corruption of Sun disk labels.
I start with 8 SCSI disks with valid Sun disk labels and one
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