Re: Reference list of known good boards

On Monday 23 September 2002 4:20 am, Ronald G Minnich wrote: I agree with the comments on the difficulty of getting this stuff up -- it's not for your average user. Long term, the goal is that motherboard vendors just deliver boards with a working linuxbios. SiS pioneered this over a year

Re: LinuxBIOS and your TV? (was: motherboard for vdr system)

Preston L. Bannister wrote: This is way too cool :). http://www.cadsoft.de/people/kls/vdr The fact this is built from off-the-shelf components is *very* interesting. Ja and it's not a geek toy, my mother and father use that too! Click the remote to turn on your TV (and the

Re: Reference list of known good boards

* Antony Stone ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020923 00:55]: On Monday 23 September 2002 4:20 am, Ronald G Minnich wrote: That's a great objective, but clearly it will take time to get there, and even when we've achieved it I think it remains in the spirit of an Open Source Software project to keep

RE: sis630 mac address

Surely they printed the MAC address on a sticky label on one or more of: a) the motherboard b) the ethernet controller / socket c) the manual d) the box the motherboard came in e) a little piece of paper included in the packaging ? I'm generally used to seeing two labels - one on the

Sis 530

Hello, I've seen a lot of support about the Sis 630 chipset. I'm wondering how much support exists for 530 based boards? Is there documentation on how one would proceed to support a particular chipset? -- Nathanael Noblet Gnat Solutions 4604 Monterey Ave NW Calgary, AB T3B 5K4 P:

more news on the smartcore P3 and etherboot failures.

I have been on other things for a while but had a chance to look at this again. Recap: on the smartcore P3, etherboot 5.0.7 fails because all inw() operations return 0. Two inw()s in a row sometimes return the right value on the second one. I thought this might be a memory config problem so I

OK, I can finally talk about it

We're building a 1024-node linuxbios cluster with Dual-P4 systems and Myrinet. No disks on the nodes. Single System Image via bproc. Monitoring with Supermon. Plus lots of other stuff we hope to be showing in the next year. LNXI is the vendor. In other words, the idea we had 3 years ago has now

Re: My system's LCPI report

K, that sux! I know that intel won't continue producing RDRAM based boards since the technology is in the dump but like isn't anyone interested :) I only got this puppy and I wana play around with this. Anyone else got a mobo of my type? 82850 is the type... ya :P

Re: WIKI

Well, installing twiki isn't that hard, basically you untar a tarball, place some rules in the apache config, edit the twiki config file, and you're all set. I recommend mod_perl on the apache server for speed, though. It has plugins for on-line vector graphics editing, easy polls, etc. And you

Re: My system's LCPI report

I think if you want this to go it's going to have to be you that does it. Sorry. ron ___ Linuxbios mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.clustermatic.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxbios

Re: more news on the smartcore P3 and etherboot failures.

On 23 Sep 2002, Christopher Stutts wrote: On Mon, 2002-09-23 at 12:34, Ronald G Minnich wrote: So, back to the original issue: inw operations acting wrong. The first inw() always reads 0, the seconds reads what looks like the right value. Anybody have an idea on what kind of north/south

Re: OK, I can finally talk about it

Congratulations to the LinuxBIOS team and to LNXI! Here's hoping this info will find its way over to my motherboard vendors (Gigabyte for big boxes, and Via for the Eden platform). Ronald G Minnich wrote: We're building a 1024-node linuxbios cluster with Dual-P4 systems and Myrinet. No disks

Re: reboot fails-- 630e or C3?

On Mon, 23 Sep 2002, Steve M. Gehlbach wrote: I traced the code to the machine_restart sub in arch/i386/kernel/process.c. It seems that linux tries to reset using a keyboard command (out 0xfe,0x64) and if that fails it forces a triple fault. Neither seem to work. I tried setting b0 of reg

Re: OK, I can finally talk about it

On Tue, 2002-09-24 at 00:47, Ronald G Minnich wrote: We're building a 1024-node linuxbios cluster with Dual-P4 systems and Myrinet. No disks on the nodes. Single System Image via bproc. Monitoring with Supermon. Plus lots of other stuff we hope to be showing in the next year. LNXI is the

Re: OK, I can finally talk about it

ollie lho [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: This reminds me the Internet boom !!! Is stocks of LNXI publicly offered ?? Eric, are you Eric So Rich now ?? No public stocks, yet There is something real here, and investors aren't as enthusiastic as they once were. Once bitten twice shy as they

RE: reboot fails-- 630e or C3?

steve, my power patches are a bit cleaner than that, if you want to take a look. They actually suggest a framework for this kind of thing but the WDT stuff came along and it makes a bit more sense. ron ___ Linuxbios mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED]