Hi Peter,
I think somehow I am sending a BREAK to it. Maybe it was a default
startup or shutdown of minicom. Someone from the list mentioned the
command "go" yesterday and I tried it and Debian does resume.
Regards,
John
Peter Hicks wrote:
Are you sending a BREAK signal somehow to the machi
John Bevins wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I don't know much about Sun boxes. What advantage, if any, is there to
running Debian on a Sun box as opposed to a brand name x86 server?
In my case I have Debian running on a range of systems from single-CPU
ARM with 32Mb to a moderate-sized Sun box with a
John Bevins wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
do you have a serial cable plugged into it?
Yes, the serial cable stays connected to a laptop which is not on very
often.
is attached to another computer that serial cable ?
Yes
do usually reboots that other computer ?
The laptop that is atta
Geert Stappers wrote:
ERROR: Last trap: Fast Data Access MMU Miss
I did seen such messages myself. I got them at a warm boot and
could resolve them by a cold boot. (power down, machine gets cold, power up)
I have seen this on a batch of Ultra-1s which I had foolishly upraded to
the lat
I am not aware
> of many cases of people purchasing new Sun hardware just to run Linux
> (althought I could be mistaken).
I worked at an ISP where we bought 2 sun pizza boxes, installed debian
and shipped them to the field for DNS servers. They worked great!
Sean
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On Wed, 2008-10-22 at 13:18 -0700, John Bevins wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> I don't know much about Sun boxes. What advantage, if any, is there to
> running Debian on a Sun box as opposed to a brand name x86 server?
As the question is phrased I think it is unanswerable. It depends what
Sun hard
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