Frans Pop wrote:
On Monday 07 November 2005 15:16, Neil Pilgrim wrote:
Next I tried to upgrade to sarge (over the network), but quite quickly
ran into the previously reported problem about circular dependencies of
the 2.4.x kernel and libc6. After quite a bit of painful struggling and
Hi all,
After a few trials, and quite a lot of time, sarge is mostly set up on
my Sparcstation LX.
Machine specs (probably standard for an LX):
- 50MHz (at least, based on the bogomips) MicroSparc, sun4m
- 24M (6x4M)
- ~350M /, ~50M swap
I installed woody via an external SCSI CD-rom drive wit
ors, but I
thought I'd better ask, although as yet I don't know how many are available.
Cheers,
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Neil Pilgrim,
Aberdeen, Scotland, UK.
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Perhaps a stupid question, but has anyone had any problems with running
an ultra-1 with the case on its side (or front)?
There are some 'holes' in the case at the front of the Ultra-1s; I'm not
sure whether these are for ventilation, but there are definite vents on
either side. Also, not sure
Blars Blarson wrote:
[...]
Sun4m is the last supported 32-bit sparc architecture. Reportedly,
the 2.6 kernel does not work in multi-processor mode on them, and
dropping support of 2.4 from Etch is being discussed.
Note that lack of hardware is not the problem, if anyone wants some
sun4m systems
[...installed debian kernel-image 2.6.8 package...]
[...didn't work...]
> P.S I tried adding "initrd=/boot/initrd.img" to the /boot/silo.conf
> file.. and while linux then booted to my login prompt, the keyboard
> mapping was incredibly messed up (tried lots of different keyboards,
> too), when I
es it again...I can't
remember how I recovered it last time!)
Cheers,
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Neil Pilgrim
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