PS/2 mouse on Sparc Classic

I would like to connect a regular PS/2 mouse to Sparc Classic instead of broken one which was made by SUN. As I understood, it shouldn't be a problem from the signalling point of view, I have just change the mouse connector. Then I am planning to run Debian instalation on the same machine. The

Re: PS/2 mouse on Sparc Classic

I would like to connect a regular PS/2 mouse to Sparc Classic instead of broken one which was made by SUN. As I understood, it shouldn't be a problem from the signalling point of view, I have just change the mouse connector. Have been discussing this with a hardware hacker associate of mine.

StorEdge A1000

Dear List Does someone know how to manage the HW Array of the StoreEdge A1000 under Debian? Thank you for your answer! Regards, Adrian Zaugg. PS: I'm not on the list, please reply CC'd.

Re: StorEdge A1000

On Mon, May 05, 2003 at 05:34:01PM +0200, Adrian Zaugg wrote: Dear List Does someone know how to manage the HW Array of the StoreEdge A1000 under Debian? Thank you for your answer! Regards, Adrian Zaugg. You'll have to boot into Solaris to setup the A1000. It works perfectly well on

RE: StorEdge A1000

Addition to Ben's comment: as you may already know, the configuration utility you will need under Solaris is RAID Manager (it has an executable binary called rm6 installed under /usr/lib/osa/bin). This is an optional package that you can download from Sun's web site. After configuring the array

Re: sound and keyboard issues woody on ultra 10

Robert Zakaria [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: I have a Swedish keyboard so I choosed fi for keyboard language during installation If Finnish is available but not Swedish, you might report a bug. It looks as though `se' should work instead of `fi', at least in Woody. any idea where to check the

Re: XFree on Ultra10

Le ven 02/05/2003 à 22:49, Ben Collins a écrit : Is like what? Due to my bad english (i'm french) ... Do you see dri in that list anywhere? No line with dri in Section Module Sorry. Basically, I just want you to add the Load dri line in there and see if it helps you. I

Re: Ultra 5 won't boot from HD after install

On Fri, May 02, 2003 at 07:47:09PM -0400, Ben Collins wrote: Are you sure that you have the disk setup as Master, and not cable select or something else weird. Yup, entirely. I found another IDE disk (6x the capacity!) and it works fine. I don't know what was wrong before. I know the disk

U5/10 and IDE drives larger than 20GB

Hi, Did anyone try and succed to put a 20GB IDE hard drive in an Ultra 5/10 running woody ? The actual (or somehow former) 20GB said goodbye, and 20 gigs drives are now quite overpriced, so if I can use a bigger-for-less one... Thanks in advance, sorry if it's a bit off topic. -- Nathanael

Re: U5/10 and IDE drives larger than 20GB

On Tue, May 06, 2003 at 12:40:56AM +0200, Nathanael Camelot wrote: Hi, Did anyone try and succed to put a 20GB IDE hard drive in an Ultra 5/10 running woody ? The actual (or somehow former) 20GB said goodbye, and 20 gigs drives are now quite overpriced, so if I can use a bigger-for-less

X problems on Ultra 5

Having a problem configuring Xfree86 to run on an Ultra 5 with an ATI Mach64 card. When I run X, I get one quarter of an X screen with my Afterstep background but then my machine is locked up locally. I can get in remotely. My first guess is that I have an improperly configured XF86Config file.

Re: X problems on Ultra 5

On Mon, May 05, 2003 at 06:29:02PM -0500, Ian Setford wrote: Having a problem configuring Xfree86 to run on an Ultra 5 with an ATI Mach64 card. When I run X, I get one quarter of an X screen with my Afterstep background but then my machine is locked up locally. I can get in remotely. My first