2.2 runs good on Sparc 32 (Sparc 2, 10, 20)
2.4 runs good on Sparc 64 (Ultra 2, 10, 60)
Sparc Linux is more stable than "Puffin" IMHO
http://parisc-linux.org/index.html

T

Joël Soete wrote:

>                                 Thanks a lot.
>                                 I will waiting better days (actually I
> already try to follow progress of other Linux projects)
>
>                                 Joel
>
>                                 PS: more I read about 2.4 (sparc, parisc,
> ...) more I thing it would better named 2.3.xxxx :-;). Don't you?
>
>         Tad Bilby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>                         23-08-01 04:01 PM
>
>         To:     Joël Soete/BRU/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>         cc:     [email protected]@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>         Subject:        Re: Sparc20 and kernel 2.4.7: problem to boot
>
>                                 Check the list archive-
>                                 2.4 and Sparc32 don't mix well-
>
> http://lists.debian.org/debian-sparc/2001/debian-sparc-200107/msg00149.html
>
>                                 T
>
>                                 Joël Soete wrote:
>
>                                 > Hi all,
>                                 >
>                                 > I found an old Sun Sparc20 station with
> dual processor, 64Mb of mem and 2
>                                 > disk of 1Gb.
>                                 > I successfully install the last Debian
> "potato (r3)".
>                                 >
>                                 > As it is a dual processor, I would like to
> test kernel 2.4 with
>                                 > multi-processor support.
>                                 > I first try to boot with unstable package
>                                 > "kernel-image-2.4.7-sun4u_14_sparc.deb"
> (and update libc6 and modutils).
>                                 > But SILO failed to load kernel:
> "decompressing error, uncompress image too
>                                 > long, wouldn't fir into destination".
>                                 >
>                                 > Being newbee on Sparc Linux, all advises
> will be well come.
>                                 >
>                                 > Regards,
>                                 >      Joel
>                                 >
>                                 >
>

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