On Tue, 16 Mar 2010, Mr Ian Primus wrote:
Doing some more digging, it seems that the Sun fibre channel driver is missing
from recent versions of the kernel, the newest one I've been able to find that
contains it is 2.6.23. On this kernel, it's in drivers/fc4, and Fibre Channel
support is a
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 06:16:05PM -0700, Mr Ian Primus wrote:
So, now I have Linux installed. Next task: getting the fibre channel
working. I'm currently digging through the configuration options on the
kernel. (Downloaded 2.6.33.1 from kernel.org) I can't for the life of me
find the Sun
On Mon, 2010-03-15 at 19:50 -0700, Mr Ian Primus wrote:
lsmod reports that esp_scsi and sun_esp are both loaded. I can't
remove/reinsert the module because rmmod isn't a valid command from the
installer disc.
Will modprobe -r do what you are looking for?
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--- On Tue, 3/16/10, Frans van Berckel fberc...@xs4all.nl wrote:
Ian Primus wrote:
lsmod reports that esp_scsi and sun_esp are both
loaded. I can't remove/reinsert the module because rmmod
isn't a valid command from the installer disc.
Will modprobe -r do what you are looking for?
Hehe.
Doing some more digging, it seems that the Sun fibre channel driver is missing
from recent versions of the kernel, the newest one I've been able to find that
contains it is 2.6.23. On this kernel, it's in drivers/fc4, and Fibre Channel
support is a menu option right in the main menu after make
I'm attempting to install Debian on my Sun Enterprise 4500. I've downloaded the
Sparc netinst (5.0.4), cut the disc and booted the Sun from it. All seems to go
well, but then it complains it can't find the CDROM. By manually telling it to
use /dev/cdrom, it'll continue, but as soon as it goes
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