On Tue, 22 Aug 2006, Antonio M. wrote:
Hi all. In the first days of august I wrote a mail, but probably people
was enjoing holydays so I try to post again my problem in hoping to have
some hints.
I'm in trobles with my new SUN ultra2 bipro.
I have compiled two kernel that differ only on the
Hi,
On Tue, 22 Aug 2006, Chris Burwell wrote:
Daniel,
Through searching this list by way of Google (after the local search did not
work), I found my answer.
The problem seems to be that both the dmfe and tulip modules are being
loaded. I can solve this problem by issuing the following comm
Daniel,
Through searching this list by way of Google (after the local search did
not work), I found my answer.
The problem seems to be that both the dmfe and tulip modules are being
loaded. I can solve this problem by issuing the following commands
(using sudo):
modprobe -r dmfe
modprobe -
Chris,
Do you have the latest Flash PROM? (patch 111952 for more info)
Does it work with Solaris? (you could try a Nexenta CD)
Cheers,
Daniel
On Sun, 2006-08-20 at 15:35 -0400, Chris Burwell wrote:
> I have successfully (I think) installed Debian (etch release) on a Sun
> Netra X1. The problem
Greetings, all,
Just FYI, this works just fine on the E4500s as well. There are two
serial ports, so you have to be sure to get port A, but other than
that, works great.
Full agreement with Bruce, doing the install via the serial port is
actually not possible (MUST use a second virtual termi
Yes, that's completely true and that's how I run all of mine.
OTOH, it's a bit hard to do the install but I guess the orig
poster can just put the keyboard and display on for the install
and then remove them.
It's handy to have a null modem cable sitting around if something
goes wrong though. It
Hi,
For the SMP system, is the problem that you say
halt -p
and it halts but doesn't power off? In the case of my ultra 2 (but
with no custom built kernels) dual CPU I found that
halt
by itself powered it off. I found this out accidently (obvously).
No, I have no idea why.
cheers
bruce
You can boot the machine without keyboard/mouse even if you don't
connect a null modem cable to the serial port. You just won't have a
hardware console, that's all. This has worked with my Ultra10 and my
SB100, which I have run as firewalls in my closet. :)
Daniel
On tis, 2006-08-22 at 18:44 +000
Hi all. In the first days of august I wrote a mail, but probably people
was enjoing holydays so I try to post again my problem in hoping to have
some hints.
I'm in trobles with my new SUN ultra2 bipro.
I have compiled two kernel that differ only on the setting of smp: the
first is setted on, t
Yes, no problem.
Hook a null modem cable to the serial port on the back (it's the one
labeled A if there is more than one, I don't have a 5) and it should
work.
This is called a serial console in the Sun world and a google search
on that will get you loads of info.
cheers
bruce
On Tue, Aug 22
Hello world,
i've this problem. At home i've 2 ultra Sparc 5 but ONLY ONE keyboard and
sunmouse;one of this machine is my Firewall/router. Well,is it possible to
start the boot without keyboard/mouse?with a normal PC i386 i search the
command into the BIOSbut with Solaris OpenBoot???
Thank
Hi,
Today's (Aug 22) daily builds of the Debian installer are the first
builds featuring 2.6.17 kernel, they also should contain all the kernel
modules to support the T1K/T2K hardware. If someone has access to these
boxes, both d-i and kernel teams would greatly appreciate some feedback
about
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