could pull out an old sparc if you provide some more instructions. I
also thought that debian had some sparc machines available for building
and testing packages?
Regards,
Tyler.
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at all. No led on Caps lock, no
stop-A, nothing.
Keyboard is Type 7 USB.
How can I solve this?
Thanks,
PS. Please CC me, I'm not on the list
Did you ever resolve this?
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the company I bought it from has left their password login on
solaris. So I just need to format the drive and start again, somehow?
Can anyone suggest anything. As you've guessed, I'm new to this.
Regards
Simon Tyler
Hi all,
I will be brand new to Debian (been a suse man of
late).
However, I have aquired an ultra 60 and wondered what anyone thought of
Debian running on this machine and if you have any advise before I
trash it.
Thanks in advance
Si
Regards
Simon Tyler
Lead Design Engineer
Actually, I believe I was thinking of make bzImage ... not vmlinuz ;/
also, I believe with 2.6 kernels, you can just type make .. no
commands, and it will do the kernel and the modules i believe.
Tyler.
Tyler wrote:
try make vmlinuz ... possibly a typo with an X on the end.
Tyler
I would suggest giving a Woody install a go... and then you can always
do a dist-upgrade to sarge, minus the kernel if it still causes issues.
Tyler.
Andrew M.A. Cater wrote:
Attempting to install Debian Sarge on a Sun Blade 150 which has a
current working Solaris 9 on it. Boot from CD works
,
is there a direct link to an image that *does* work... the only one I've
found to be reported as working around this bug, was a daily image from
a few months ago, that is no longer on any archives/sites/mirrors that I
can find.
Thanks,
Tyler.
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Was there a debian linux question in there somewhere? Possibly you sent
this to the wrong list?
Regards,
Tyler.
Nancy Kazmierski wrote:
SO.. What I want to do is simply reinstall Solaris.. I have version
5.8 in house.. Because of a lack of CDROM I need to jump start from a
remote server. I
Frank F. Waarsenburg wrote:
I did. Same error: unable to mount CDRom...
Frank
Frank F. Waarsenburg wrote:
Hi,
recently I bought a SUN Enterprise 3000, with only a serial interface
for console connections. I tried both the RedHat ZOOT (quite old) and
the debian 31r0a distributions, but
Something simple (but seems silly and needless, since they should be
able to find a fix, and release an updated (sarge) iso), try using a
Woody install CD.
Tyler.
Bryan Schmidt wrote:
I am trying to setup an Enterprise 4000 server with 4 (166Mhz) CPU’s
and 1Gb memory but I cannot even get
You can also try a Woody install CD.
Tyler.
Frank F. Waarsenburg wrote:
Hi,
recently I bought a SUN Enterprise 3000, with only a serial interface
for console connections. I tried both the RedHat ZOOT (quite old) and
the debian 31r0a distributions, but both terminate with the same
problem
The partition check errors are just informational I believe... its the
ramdisk problem that comes *after* this partition check message that the
bootup chokes at.
Tyler.
Pooly wrote:
Hi,
If i use the testing-netinst the installation works fine if I install
the stable release. But when I
Are there no archives of the Netinst and Business card, and Mini Iso's?
Tyler.
Michelle Konzack wrote:
Am 2005-08-07 12:20:11, schrieb John Bowden:
Can any one tell me where to find the woody iso's I have had a look at the
debian site but cant seem to find them, only the latest (3.1
A is a
25pin female, while serial B is a 9 pin male. Also, do I need to worry
about the RS232 versus RS423 jumper setting? Its mentioned in the sun
docs, but not mentioned with regards to using the serial console.
Tyler.
Mathieu Chouquet-Stringer wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Tyler) writes:
I
correctly) comes up with the following:
Fast Data Access MMU Miss
Someone *please* point me to a working sarge netinst (150mb)/ business
card (25mb) / mini iso (5mb) that will boot properly on an Ultra5.
Thanks guys.
I'm finally using a CDRW instead of wasting CDR's now as well..
Tyler
I forgot to mention, I tried this image also, the all modular IDE one
that Dave love suggested earlier. Same problems.
http://wiki.debian.net/?SparcInstallationNotes
Tyler.
Tyler wrote:
I feel like i'm hitting my head against a wall now guys... I've tryed
about 6 different bootable CD
I also forgot to mention that I've been trying the ramdisk_size=16000
as an option as well (with and without).
Tyler.
PS - one would think that such an oversight wouldn't happen... how can
so many install CD's be broken? :(
Tyler wrote:
I forgot to mention, I tried this image also, the all
that STOP + A during power on may get me to the OBP
open boot prompt, however, I haven't had the chance to try this option
yet, and am not really sure what settings may need changing once i'm
there, to stop the video from disabling itself, or whatever its doing).
Thanks,
Tyler.
PS - My goal
I'm getting a null modem cable today to give that a try.
Tyler.
Pooly wrote:
Try to see what is going on with a console plug on the serial port
(I've never done it though...)
Or give a try here :
http://supportforum.sun.com/hardware/index.php?t=threadfrm_id=2rid=0
last time, I had the right
by this section so fast, it doesn't get a chance to show
me whats on the screen. If you can point me to any documentation on key
combinations and beeps, and LED patterns, that would be great.
Tyler.
Dr. Zimmermann wrote:
Tyler wrote:
I'm trying to set up an Ultra 5 that I purchased last year
such high resolution?
Tyler.
Chris Newport wrote:
What monitor are you using ?
This sounds typical of a monitor which cannot handle Sun's default
resolution of 1172 x (796 ? not sure).
Try using a serial console (you must unplug the keyboard for this to work)
or a different monitor. About half
I will give it a try if STOP + A, and serial console gives me nothing
when I try tonight.
Tyler.
Robert Wolfe, OpenSource Solutions wrote:
On Fri, 05 Aug 2005 01:44:19 -0700
Tyler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to set up an Ultra 5 that I purchased last year, but am
having problems
better
on an ultra 5? Can someone point me to it, or tell me which one, and
how to get it.
Thanks,
Tyler.
PS: I'd really like to get the serial console working as well if anyone
knows how to troubleshoot that bit... I tried disconnecting the
keyboard, tried both Serial A and Serial B (does only
I would try a woody install... the current stable may not support it
(current stable is sarge).
Tyler.
Dave Love wrote:
Can anyone tell me whether it's actually possible to do an install on
a v210 or, presumably, v240 c? I think I've tried all combinations
of cd and net boot with stable
I would try the grsecurity mailing list (if one exists) or authors ...
that'd be the first place I checked since it is specific to grsecurity
patches.
Tyler.
Jakub Ambrożewicz wrote:
Hi
After kernel upgrade to 2.4.31 (patched with grsecurity) i have a
problem with shutting down Blade 150
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