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Ben Collins schrieb:
> we seem to not work well with ss2
I happen to have a SS 2 and it seems to weok quite well with both slink
and potato. However the NetBSD/sparc-FAQ says that sun4c is faster with
NetBSD than Linux. Is it this problem you are talking about or something
else?
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Hendrik
> Pretty much everything but E10k has been tested (sun4u). To be honest, a
> distributions hardware "support" is defined more by the kernel that what
> the distribution does. IOW, we support whatever the kernel supports. Our
> current (just released) 2.2 version is based
ur time to responde my
> Sergio> question. Txs in advance.
>
> All of the sun4u SBUS systems with the exception of the E1 have
> been tested. The sun4u PCI systems should also work but I don't know
> if any of them have been tested.
Pretty much everything but E
> "Sergio" == Sergio Gaston Fourcade <- SUN Argentina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
> writes:
Sergio> Hi!: I'm working in the pre-sales area in Sun Microsystems
Sergio> Argentina and I'd like to know what sparc hw is supported
Sergio> in yours Linux Distribution as weall as with what fa
Hi!:
I'm working in the pre-sales area in Sun Microsystems Argentina and I'd
like to know what sparc hw is supported in yours Linux Distribution as weall as
with what family of Machines was tested the O.S. (E250, E220, E420, EX500,
E10k,
etc).
I will apreciate your time to resp
I have heard (but not verified) of Adaptec AHA-2940 SCSI host adapters
working in pci based SPARC stations running SPARC/Linux.
Iggi wrote:
> Hello SPARC friends,
>
> is it possible to use PC hardware like the AVM PCI ISDN controller or an
> SYMBIOS SCSI controller with the Linux drivers? Or do t
Iggi wrote:
> is it possible to use PC hardware like the AVM PCI ISDN controller or an
> SYMBIOS SCSI controller with the Linux drivers? Or do those things specially
> the passive ISDN cards rely too much on special PC things like CPU usage and
> IRQs?
I don't know about the cards you just named,
Hello SPARC friends,
is it possible to use PC hardware like the AVM PCI ISDN controller or an
SYMBIOS SCSI controller with the Linux drivers? Or do those things specially
the passive ISDN cards rely too much on special PC things like CPU usage and
IRQs?
Thx in advance
Iggi
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