well use gentoo or *-bsd or whatever the kiddies like today.
if there's help needed in providing the .debs, i'm happy to assist if i
can.
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n't want to have to do that sort of
thing on my production machine(s).
i have to say that i find it interesting (in the chinese sense of the
word) that there have been no updated kernel-images for sparc, where
the current ones now have two well known security holes, with exploits
out in
the latest
kernel-image that i can find.
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hi!
does anybody know if a tftpboot.img with dmfe support (davicom) exists?
or, how does one build customized tftpboot.imgs?
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same
MAC address.
> What can I do to get two LANCE ethernet cards to work?
i don't know about LANCE, but i have a onboard le and a qe sbus card in
my DSL router, and it works fine.
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it in ...
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firewall, 2.4.current on sun4cdm
is no worse than on i386.
could we please start to reevaluate the '2.4 is bad for sun4cdm' mantra
and actually give 2.4 a chance?
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(but hey I've
> obviously got some spare time, right)
tftp is actually fairly simple to setup, and quite well documented in
a number of places. and _so_ much better that all the cdrom/floppy
install crap.
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sunmouse (on a dualhead SMP SS20) was behaving
funky with potato and woody, and the x-strike force 4.2.0 pre something
debs.
upgrading the kernel to 2.4.19 fixed the mouse issues for good.
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Monitor "Sun 20"
DefaultDepth8
SubSection "Display"
Depth 8
Modes "1152x900"
EndSubSection
EndSection
Section "ServerFlags"
Option "blank time""10"# 10 minutes
Option "standby time" "20"
Option "suspend time" "30"
Option "off time" "60"
EndSection
Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "Default Layout"
Screen "screen1"
Screen "screen2" RightOf "screen1"
InputDevice "keyboard" "CoreKeyboard"
InputDevice "mouse" "CorePointer"
EndSection
Section "DRI"
Mode0666
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ter options), with a normal sunmouse attached.
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ian/sparc at home and solaris at work.
> Of course, my Sparc Classic runs Debian so well, I never really looked
> back. :-)
same here. but then again, my [EF]4[58]00*s are running quite well with
solaris.
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to get setup_install_server and the one on the 2nd CD
(addto_install_server or something like that) to run on debian with minor
modification. i never tried the add_install_client, as i do that by hand.
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ops on the console, and the load went
to a solid 6.0, while all the running compile jobs just hung. some open
shells were still responding, but most commands failed. last time i did
this the machine crashed after 18 days.
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load at around 4. up 3
days so far without problems.
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again.
IBTD. i installed the official kernel-image-2.2.17-sun4dm-smp, and i get
the same message.
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obviously the content is wrong.
later on it also tries other locations for System.map (/boot, somewhere in
/usr, ...), but there are no other locations.
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me problem here, with kernel-image-2.2.17-sun4dm-smp on an SS10.
a quick google search did not yield a positive result.
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On Wed, Jan 24, 2001 at 04:09:43 -0700,
"Ivan E. Moore II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
> are you using RSA keys?
nope.
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uld i have turned off verification via PAM (i certainly didn't do it on
purpose, if it's possible)? if so, how could i check that?
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On Tue, Jan 23, 2001 at 12:02:57 +0100,
Thomas 'Mike' Michlmayr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
to follow up to myself:
> i'm running 2.2.17. my machine is also very minimal, though it's running a
> small number of services.
i'm actually running the 2.2.17-smp k
my machine is also very minimal, though it's running a
small number of services.
did you strace your sshd to see what system calls are failing? another
difference is that you first try to authenticate via your RSA key. maybe
this is broken and confuses the passwd check afterwards?
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we could compare lust.cluon.priv.at to your machine to see what is different
between our systems.
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ory problems (and all the information a quick google search gave
hinted in that direction).
do any of the debian-sparc guru's have any idea of what's happening there?
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should
be no surprises. so debian-sparc64 should run on them.
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GNU/Solaris? some binary only packages for the base and assorted
tools, the rest freeware tools. and all bound together by apt-get. ISAGN.
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them. but once the
problem is a little bit more complicated ...
> The down side is that solaris installs lots of things you possible
> don't want to have on a public server.
aehm, solaris doesn't do this to me. maybe you should check your jumpstart
settings (you _are_ using jumpst
On Fri, Nov 17, 2000 at 13:36:05 -0500,
Ben Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
> I've never tries SMP on a sun4m, but from what I hear, your chances are
> pretty good :)
indeed. 2.2.17-SMP package on my dual SM40 SS10 works like a charm.
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boot command, and even use them for default booting.
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4, 0)
...
this has changed in later OpenBoot revisions (starting with the Ultras?), but
all the old sun4[cm] machines have that behaviour.
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d handle the stuff in a transparent manner?
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the special
characters (for borders and so) work during installation, but are (singular
character) garbage afterwards. but i was never bothered enough to investigate.
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Openboot which doesn't have
that problem.
other than that debian-sparc works flawlessly.
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