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> Cheers,
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> Chris.
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> -Original Message-
> From: darin strait [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 01 March 2006 16:18
> To: debian-sparc@lists.debian.org
> Subject: How to mount 2nd IDE drive in U10?
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Does anyone have a diagram that would show me how to physically mount a
second IDE drive in my U10? Is there some spot that I can screw it to,
or do I need to get some 3.5' to 5.25" conversion rails?
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I have a 120 GB drive in my U10.
I have seen reports from people who have larger drives (IOW, drives
larger than the "normal" 128 GB limit that is seen on older x86
hardware) in their U10s and/or U5s. I've always been too lazy to yank
the 200 GB out of my SFF and try it in my U10. The SFF is more
I'm running stable, with the stable debian 2.4 kernel.
I've got a new, no-name, five-port USB 2.0 PCI card plugged into my
U10. The card has a VIA chipset and lspci seems to know all about it.
usb-uhci gets loaded when the machine boots, and I get lots of
messages about debounce failing on the
Before I try this, I thought that I would ask and see if anyone has
tried this.
I have a Hauppauge PVR250, which is a PCI card that does video encoding
in hardware, and I am wondering if my Ultra 10 (with a 333 MHz
processor) has enough horsepower to function as a MythTV backend.
I run the U10 h
> The system was equipped with its original IDE disk and a newer 200GB
> one (btw: all 200gigs are available with newer 2.6 kernels).
I had gotten an email off-list from someone else who had put a large
disk into his system and had it work. I had thought that the drive size
limitation was a hardwar
Background:
I have an Ultra10. It does very light duty as my personal subversion
server and as a print server for the apartment. I would like to add
more storage to it, primarily for near-line storage of my music
collection. I'd probably be serving files through samba because I have
to support a c
Knowing absolutely nothing about ultra hardware, I picked up a used U10
at a computer meet about 4 months ago for a fun project. This is a 333
MHz UltraSparc IIi, with 256 MB of RAM, a 9.1 GB IDE drive and an IDE
CD-ROM. It's got a regular sun mouse and keyboard. It also had one of
those Creator 3
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