I'm wondering if such card is supported either for using the
SparcPrinter port or for using the bidirectionnal // port ? If a draft
of driverexist somewhere ? Or if all the data relevant to this SBUS
card are available ?
I'm using old SparcStation 1/1+/IPX with Debian 2.2
Thank you !
Eric.
at 08:57:32PM +0100, Eric Huiban wrote:
I'm wondering if such card is supported either for using the
SparcPrinter port or for using the bidirectionnal // port ? If a draft
of driverexist somewhere ? Or if all the data relevant to this SBUS
card are available ?
I'm using old SparcStation
On Tuesday 18 December 2001 00:34, Eric wrote:
If I recall correctly, the SPARCprinter card is similar
to a framebuffer, not a standard parallel port. I'd
suggest taking a look at the really, really old archives
of the sparclinux list as this does get mentioned time to
time.
While digging
, perhaps the
standard BPP driver will work with that second port.
E
Eric Huiban [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tuesday 18 December 2001 00:34, Eric wrote:
If I recall correctly, the SPARCprinter card is similar
to a framebuffer, not a standard parallel port. I'd
suggest taking a look
Well, first of all, what do you want it to do?
Does it show up currently during boot? Take a
look at the output from 'dmesg' and see if there
is a line that makes reference to 'fd' 'fdc' or
'floppy' to be sure the kernel actually sees it.
We're a friendly bunch and don't tend to flame nobs. :)
Anish
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From: Eric [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2001 1:22 PM
To: Anish Patel
Cc: debian-sparc@lists.debian.org; sparclinux@vger.kernel.org;
suse-sparc@suse.com
Subject: Re: [SparcStation 10 Floppy Drive]
Well, first of all, what do you
I have no CG6 to test, but perhaps give this a try:
write 0xFF to offset 0x280008 in the CG6 register space
I would guess (0x00 to the same location to unblank)
for BW2, offset into regs may be 0x21
This is what I glean from an obscure Solaris header file
included in the OS
fmccor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the pointer. My particular case (not the original post)
is the same problem with a Creator3D (driver=sunffb). Would you have
an idea what it's offset might be?
No idea whatsoever. Grep around in /usr/include or /usr/platform
on a
Narancs v1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[ snip ]
Although it took me 30 minutes, I configured RARPd, bootpd, tftpd on an
ultra5/debian and get it boot fine, as Eric's tftp-boot image.
Congratulations; for the record, those were Ben's images you used.
Thanks Ben.
I also have a netra 105, but
As well, if your system is an Ultra-based platform, you can
use Eddie's flash.o kernel module to update your flash from
within Linux. Take a look at linux/drivers/sbus/char/flash.c
and you'll need the userland application as well from:
I just wanted to say a little thank you to all Debian Sparc
devellopers and maintainers...
Eric (just a simple user of 32bits SPARCStations...)
Fabbione [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sorry to disturb this list again but the linux kernel mailing
list seems populated by people that don't care that much about problems
I did not see your email on the sparclinux@vger.kernel.org list--
did I miss it? That is the best forum for SPARC32
It seems that the main program (binary file) is missing within the
package of pcb program. Am I right or wrong ? I intended to use it for
a demonstration about recycling old sparcstation...
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Ben Collins wrote:
On Sat, Jan 13, 2001 at 09:58:26AM -0500, eric miller wrote:
esp0: DMA error a4400202
esp0: Resetting scsi bus
esp0: scsi bus reset interrupt
esp0: hoping for msgout
Are you sure the scsi is terminated properly
This package seems to be missing everything (shared libs,etc)
in /usr/lib/autofs.
eric olson
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understand
sparc serial console.
Could you check your /etc/inittab for a getty entry that looks like:
T1:23:respawn:/sbin/getty -L ttyS1 9600 vt100
The last parameter should be the contents of the TERM variable.
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Erik Mouw wrote:
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000 20:57:53 +0200 (CEST), Eric Delaunay wrote:
Phil Brutsche wrote:
It's my understanding that late Sun4c's (IPX and maybe sparctation 2) and
early Sun4m's (like your Classic) will take parity fast page mode 72 pin
60 ns PC sims, but that PC simms can't
(apparently
Sun simms are 33 bit and PC simms are 36 bit)
It's no problem mixing them. I've installed 2x 16MB FPM 36 bits and 4x 4MB FPM
33 bits on my SparcClassic. Just to make sure they are fast page mode, 60ns
and 33 or 36 bits (they were not so common in the PC world).
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already configured by kernel?
Manual configuration of the interface still works.
Further installation is successful :)))
Sorry, I don't have time to do more tests. It's time to go bed now ;))
I don't know why tftpboot images are not working on sun4c ;((
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Darn, I wish you'd sent this sooner. Caught me on
three sparc systems. I downgraded to the prior version
and things seem ok now.
Ben Collins wrote:
Please do not install this package, but wait for the next version
(presumably 2.95.2-9). If you install this, apt-get
and/or bad drive.
It used to work just after a power up but one hour or so later it fails
(slighty higher temperature inside the box?).
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/sdX count=1)
before running fdisk.
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find (february 2nd or so i think...) just hang
at loading linux. does anyone have a statically linked silo
somewhere or some newer boot floppies that might work?
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Eric wrote:
i got this machine working w/ slink, but when i upgraded to potato,
SILO failed to work. I only get S. I think it may be that I just
need to re-run silo, but since I can't get any potato boot floppies to
work I can't do it (since it's linked against glibc2.1). The newest
boot
off CDROM directly.
Linux can cope with standard 2048 bytes/sector when loaded, thefore you can try
booting from floppy (rescue+root images) or network (tftpboot image) then
continue to install from CDROM.
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subarch are you installing?
(sun4c, sun4m, sun4u).
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not appear to be executable.
|ok
Could someone get me quickly fixed here, then I'll print out the
instructions and try not to lose them this time?
Use linux-a.out kernel instead of vmlinuz. OpenPROM requires an a.out
executable to download, not a compressed ELF file.
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it manually.
Hmm, it used to be there. mount any should contain an NFS entry that
could be used to mount the target. Might disappeared in latest boot-floppies?
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right, according to the manual), and if so, what
options should I be using?
Tried same options with no more success ;((
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J. S. Connell wrote:
On Sun, 9 Jan 2000, Eric Delaunay wrote:
On this topic, do you know about a way of identifying the type of console
connected to the serial line ? Is there an escape sequence that returns
vt100
or the like ?
[...]
I'd tend to say that assuming VT100 until
enough memory to fit tftpboot image in and then use RARP+NFSROOT method.
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partitions with no problem at all. Could you compare the options you have
selected with those from 2.2.13 ?
I will bring my 1+ home next week so I can start dealing with some of
these issues.
Eric, you noticed the sun4c rescue image right? I was able to squeeze that
thing down all the way
of identifying the type of console
connected to the serial line ? Is there an escape sequence that returns vt100
or the like ?
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Eric Delaunay wrote:
Well, my first try is not successful at all :((
Hardware: SparcClassic (sun4m), 24MB RAM, 207MB harddisk.
1. booting from network (tftpboot.img)
--
Report: image downloaded, then messages are displayed very slowly (could
to STOP-A +
reset ;((
PS: full log of kernel messages is attached below.
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otocols: ICMP, UDP, TCP, IGMP
TCP: Hash tables configured (ehash 32768 bhash 32768
, and all other libc5 linked libs
from the oldlibs section, they could be gotten from a slink CD or archive
mirror. I guess there will be no incompatibilities in installing them on a
potato system.
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Hello,
I uploaded a new release of my sparcutils package now also providing
sparc32, sparc64, eeprom prtconf tools.
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expect to upload one set early
in next year. Not so long from now ;)
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Ben Collins wrote:
On Fri, Dec 17, 1999 at 11:01:11PM +0100, Eric Delaunay wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to rebuild my sparc-utils package. However it fails miserably
in
compiling tilo due to a bug in as :((
make -C tilo-0.2/src
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/tmp/TT/sparc
from crt0.S is:
sethi 0x40, %l1
Note that this code is compiled well using slink binutils (2.9.1.0.19a-4).
I tried binutils 2.9.5.0.19-1 and the latest 2.9.5.0.22-1 to no avail :(
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already provides other sparc tools (elftoaout, piggyback
tilo).
If you want me to add it into my sparc-utils package, I will do it before next
week.
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Jean-Paul Blaquiere wrote:
On Dec 14, Eric Delaunay scrawled :
Btw, how other arches (alpha, ppc, m68k, ...) are supposed to work with non
native partition formats ? Is there a need for such a scheme for them ?
Or is it just an artifact of sparc fdisk that also support i386 partitions
install on my sparc2 :((
I'm inclined to blame my floppy drive because it works some times just after a
cold boot but leaving the box switched on for one hour or so give the floppy
non functional :((
Could you try a net install instead ?
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the partition table
if not found, then call fdisk.
As the maintainer of sparc bootdisks, I can implement the later. I think I can
even send a patch upstream to fix the former. Let's just choose one of them...
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/sda1 0 752 511360 83 Linux native
/dev/sda2 u752 84865280 82 Linux swap
/dev/sda3 0 1965 13362005 Whole disk
/dev/sda4 848 1965 759560 83 Linux native
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This happened to me too. I found that somethign had removed
/bin/sh and everything else after that complained about
no such file or directory was really complaining there was no shell.
eric
daniel alvarez wrote:
I'm running slink on a SPARCstation LX
e2fsprogs for sparc ? Could you work on this
problem?
Thanks in advance.
PS: I cc: it to debian-sparc.
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don't have old backups to
find one working version. Is there anybody who can send me an URL where I can
download a working version? or could I use the one from slink temporarily?
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Paul Vojta wrote:
Date: Fri, 12 Nov 1999 15:18:11 +0100 (CET)
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (debian bug tracking system),
debian-sparc@lists.debian.org (debian sparc group)
From: Eric Delaunay [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: bad mke2fs behavior on sparc
Latest mke2fs zeroes the first
keymap, and where the kernel copy of it lives.
*/
-#ifdef sparc
+#ifdef __sparc__
# define DEFMAP sunkeymap.kmap
# define KERNDIR /usr/src/linux/drivers/sbus/char
#else
PS: I cc: it to debian-sparc to be sure the package will be recompiled asap.
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Hello,
the console-tools package in potato is still the one from slink.
I don't know why it was not recompiled. Might be because of a change in
numbering that now uses epoch. Or is there some other issues I'm not aware of?
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are you using (sparc, ultra) ?
If old sparc could you try ftpboot.img (which is 2.0.35 based) ?
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. Feel free to test them. I have
enabled (and disabled) the options Eric requested for doing the proper
boot things (bootp, nfsroot, loopback, etc...).
Eric, can you take a look at the sun4c config? I removed almost
everything, and the image uncompresses to around 1.7megs, and strips to
just
I see the same behavior.
eric
James Moody wrote:
For over a month now, the gcc package has appeared in my apt-get upgrade
even though there is no new version available. This is quite strange.
The gcc version is 2.95.2-0pre1. The only thing I can
Randolph Chung wrote:
Thanks Eric!
I'm working with Branden on a X install/config script. Hopefully I'll have
something ready by the end of today or tomorrow.
After looking at what the kernel does to find the names of framebuffers on
sparc, I modified the script to look in the whole OpenPROM
to me.
Thanks in advance.
PS: what about multi-headed systems? I can plug more than one card in my
sparc, but xviddetect only reports the first one. Anyway, I don't know if
xfree is working in a multi-headed mode.
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I cannot install both gcc 2.95.2-0pre1 and egcs64 19980921-3 because the former
conflicts with the later.
Is there really any conflicts between these packages (like filenames overlap) ?
Could I force the install without much troubles ?
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over and
download elftoaout to convert it...
The linux file from boot-disks is available to do that. It is already
a.out format.
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I built in the past. I don't have it handy now
because I gave it to a friend of mine.
Search for the Apollo FAQ. I got it there.
btw, you can use svgatextmode to create a text mode with the right refresh
rate. It supports kind of modelines like Xfree.
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required or could these dependencies be ignored, as no
slink system should have them installed ?
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some error handling in this script ;-((
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, Myrinet
and other ones I missed...
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to respond after I loaded the bpp module and nothing is
printed.
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Ben Collins wrote:
On Sun, Sep 12, 1999 at 06:05:05PM +0200, Eric Delaunay wrote:
Ben Collins wrote:
I've compiled new kernel using the 2.2.12 source and a sparc patch
that is also packaged and ready for upload. There is a sun4u and
sparc image, plus headers.
http
can't help you on this topic.
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Ben Collins wrote:
On Mon, Sep 06, 1999 at 09:39:54PM +0200, Eric Delaunay wrote:
Now I compiled a ultrasparc kernel but I don't have any chance to test it
because I don't have access to a ultrasparc neither at home nor at my
office :-((
Could you help me, or anybody else, doing a trial
the old style.
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egcs64 19980921-3.
Any help appreciated.
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PS: I can provide you strace of the program if you need.
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with 2.2.12 or do I need to stick to a previous one ?
Moreover, which compiler should I use to build both sparc32 sparc64 kernels ?
slink or potato ?
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to find a
method to avoid emiting the modprobe command when it is not required (maybe
looking in /proc/filesystems for an nfs entry ?).
If dbootstrap can't locate the base tarball, the trouble could be somewhere
else.
btw, did you succeed in installing the base system ?
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Adam Di Carlo wrote:
Eric Delaunay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I cannot connect from my home anymore, therefore I'm not be able to work on
boot floppies now (all I can do is just reading my emails from my office).
Moreover I will be on holidays tomorrow evening and will be offline for one
is not required/wanted for
sparc64)
- PCI support disabled for sparc32 (kbd conflicts between PS/2 Sun styles
otherwise)
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at sparc-utils under the misc section.
It also provides you tilo required to build tftpboot image for both sparc32 and
sparc64 at the same time.
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minutes
INIT: no more processes left in this runlevel
Does a sysvinit upgrade have replaced your /etc/inittab file ?
All the lines starting with 1 to 6 have to be commented out and a T1:... line
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to configure the keyboard therefore you can ignore step 2
above.
4. I'm pretty sure you can also ignore step 3 if you reinstall the timezones
package latter (its postinst surely will ask you to configure timezone
again).
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? 10? 11?) to upload a new one.
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it's root fs from the
same server address. The default path on the server side should be
/tftpboot/IP where IP is the IP address in quad dotted form.
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-2.2.1.img).
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with Intel
installs.
Anybody have advice?
You need to insert the root disk just after the rescue disk was ejected,
not the rescue disk again. Sparc install is 2 floppy set.
Put the root.bin file on a second floppy, like you did for the rescue image.
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Steve Dunham wrote:
Eric Delaunay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This is because pci support is compiled into the kernel. I had some crash
problems on my sc2000 involving loadkeys with a kernel like this, so I
guess it isn't the best idea for the default kernel to contain pci.
Anyway
this?
Hmm. I have indeed verified this on master.debian.org.
However, I can't be sure whether this means that drv1440.bin has been
hacked, or the md5sums.txt file is in error. Eric D., can you confirm
this?
Well, the .changes file shows the same bad checksum, but the contents of the
image
packages not in slink ATM:
makedev 2.3.1-23
silo 0.8.6-1
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in the kernel ?
Thanks in advance.
PS: reverting back to 2.2.1 works.
PPS: test platform: SparcClassic, 200MB HD, 24MB RAM, Sun Type5 qwerty kbd.
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from ?
I don't have much time to do that myself.
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more process them).
Are you sure this problem is fixed now ?
Which kernel do you use ?
If only broken on 2.0 kernels, could we have to keep backward compatibility for
potato or not ?
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Adam Di Carlo wrote:
Eric Delaunay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BTW, how should I commit my patches ?
Changes you want in the slink boot-floppies should be committed to a
local repository which is on the adam-boot-floppies_2-1_branch
branch.
Either I completely missed the point about
Adam Di Carlo wrote:
Eric == Eric Delaunay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eric I'm pretty ready to release new bootdisks, at least for 2.1r3(?)
Eric candidate.
Ok, be sure to let me know when you are actually burning these, and
you should tag the source when you do that too. At that point
Andreas Jaehnigen wrote:
Hi Eric,
thanks for the reply...
sorry for the late reply, I was too busy to read all my emails last week
:-(
But you know: It's never too late! :-)
How many memory is installed in your SLC ?
You've got the problem! :-)
It has only 8 megs
partition).
6. /dev/mouse - sunmouse symlink added to the base system.
I just now need new 2.2 kernel images for sparc.
Which one are available now ? 2.2.6 ? 2.2.7 ?
BTW, what is the status of the /dev/fb0 permissions troubles ?
Is it fixed in the X server or the wrapper ?
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Adam Di Carlo wrote:
Eric Delaunay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Steve Dunham wrote:
Eric: please add the -U flag to silo when making the sparc32
floppies, and -u when making the sparc64 floppies. This guarantees
that the correct boot block is put onto the floppy.
Sorry I don't
Steve Dunham wrote:
Eric Delaunay [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello,
I'm in the middle of building new boot-floppies for sparc (2.1 release) to
fix the following problems:
Eric: please add the -U flag to silo when making the sparc32
floppies, and -u when making the sparc64 floppies
) for Xwindow
to work and create a symlink from /dev/mouse to /dev/sunmouse
(ln -s sunmouse /dev/mouse).
Hope this help.
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Eric Delaunay | La guerre justifie l'existence des militaires.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] | En les supprimant. Henri Jeanson (1900-1970)
, no
network
connection - i have to use the floppy drive ...
is there a work-around for this problem or what else can i try?
thanks for help!
g. haase
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