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Subject: [Sisuite-devel] Fwd: [Oscar-devel] needed sis features
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Subject: [Oscar-devel] needed sis features
Bringing up oscar on some mckinley boxes has pointed out a large need. This=
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need was found because we have bleeding edge hardware that requires new=20
drivers that are sometimes only available as already compiled kernel driver=
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modules. SIS needs to be able to insmod one or more kernel driver modules=
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during initial netboot/initrd time, and we need to update the ia64 kernel=
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used with SIS to include a very wide range of hardware including some new=
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drivers. We need to go into this during today's phone call. This will=20
involve a few changes to sis:
The size of the initrd ramdisk for ia64 needs to be increased to something=
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with Mbytes to spare instead of a few hundred Kbytes of spare space.
Something like wget or ncftp needs to be included in the ramdisk.
Busybox needs to be updated to support insmod for ia64, or the=20
insmod.static binary produced on redhat systems needs to be included in the=
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ramdisk.
There needs to be an equivalent of an rpmlist, except that it is a=20
modulelist that specifies kernel modules to be included. These need to=20
either be added in the ramdisk or have some way such as ftp, nfs, http to=
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get them off the oscar server.
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