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Uwe A. P. Würdinger schrieb:
> Hi List,
>
> I wanted to reinstall my Blade 100 today after I replaced the
> harddisk that died on my 2 days ago [-snip-]
>
> Only think left to try is the kernel from backports.org
Well to answer my own question it wor
I'm trying to install on an E3500 via serial console. The disks are
internal FC. The machine has a Creator3D board I'm currently ignoring.
I downloaded the install media on September 7 from:
http://cdimage.debian.org/cdimage/daily-builds/daily/arch-latest/sparc/iso-cd/
I've gotten past the inab
Dennis Boone wrote:
> I'm trying to install on an E3500 via serial console. The disks are
> internal FC. The machine has a Creator3D board I'm currently ignoring.
Just use the netboot installer. Settign up a tftpd + dhcp is done in a
few minutes if you don't have them around allready.
> Overall
> Just use the netboot installer. Settign up a tftpd + dhcp is done in a
> few minutes if you don't have them around allready.
I just tried that, but the netboot image also seems to lack the SOCAL+
driver. I've actually built my own kernel and netbooted it too, but I'm
having trouble getting al
Dennis Boone wrote:
> > Just use the netboot installer. Settign up a tftpd + dhcp is done in a
> > few minutes if you don't have them around allready.
>
> I just tried that, but the netboot image also seems to lack the SOCAL+
> driver. I've actually built my own kernel and netbooted it too, but
> (Without really looking into the udebs:) The socal module should be
> included in the installer. But according to the help to the module in
> the kernel config you'll probably need the microcode from the Solaris
> driver to make it work. YOu probably want to open a shell and try to
> modprob
Package: linux-kernel-di-sparc-2.6
Version: 1.23
Severity: wishlist
Dennis,
this mail will open a bug report against the installer's kernel package,
asking for inclusion of the module.
Dennis Boone wrote:
>
> ~ # modprobe socal
> FATAL: Module socal not found.
>
> Modprobe can't find
Hi,
> ~ # modprobe socal
> FATAL: Module socal not found.
>
> Modprobe can't find it to load it. Nothing in dmesg. Nothing in
> /lib/modules *soc*. It's just not included in the lenny installers.
> Which seems silly. Which is why I'm being a pita. :)
here comes my workaround for such
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