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Most people know by now that the Debian sparc64 kernel packages are way
out of date. I've been fighting with kernel sizes for awhile, and even
the current 2.4.21-smp image is too big too boot.
That's going to change over the next week. I just finished up some
changes to SILO and the kernel so
On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 Ben Collins wrote :
Most people know by now that the Debian sparc64 kernel packages are way
out of date. I've been fighting with kernel sizes for awhile, and even
the current 2.4.21-smp image is too big too boot.
That's going to change over the next week. I just finished
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On Tue, Jan 27, 2004 at 03:04:14PM -0500, Ben Collins wrote:
Most people know by now that the Debian sparc64 kernel packages are way
out of date. I've been fighting with kernel sizes for awhile, and even
the current 2.4.21-smp image is too big too boot.
That's going to change over the next
I have moved my SPARC 5 box to the 2.4.21 kernel. The problem is that the
SBUS NIC that was added is not being seen. I am not sure what driver this
would need, but the modules that loaded with the old 2.2 kernel do not seem
to get the second NIC to work. What do I need to do to get the second NIC
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