Re: A single-board computer for NetBSD

[Martin Husemann]

I have used APU systems for a different purpose too, and only have good
experiences. The CPUs are relatively slow, the boxes are rock solid even
when used outside of normal office conditions.

But (since this started with an ERLITE3) there is one downside: as amd64
the CPUs unfortunately have the wrong endianess ;-}

Martin

Re: A single-board computer for NetBSD

[Mike Pumford]

On 26/08/2020 20:48, Staffan Thomén wrote:

Mike Pumford wrote:


Here's a third recommendation for the APU2 systems. They are very nice 
(although I am annoyed by the bios resetting my (real) serial terminal 
every time it hands over to the operating system, making the terminal go 
through it's boot-up reset cycle, but that's coreboot).


coreboot isn't perfect but at least its being actively maintained and 
developed for the APU. I had a soekris box in the past and once they 
went out the door bios updates were few and far between.


Mike

Re: remote printing.

[ignatios]

Hi,

On Thu, Aug 27, 2020 at 05:43:20PM +, Steve Blinkhorn wrote:
 
> On a sample remote machine, jobs are in appropriate queues, with the
> message from `lpc status`: waiting for queue to be enabled on
> yourmachine.prd.co.uk.
> [...]
> What am I missing?

Maybe this is verbatim: have you done a "lpc enable colour" on the remote
machine?

Regards,
-is