Hi. I just wanted to let everyone know that my SPARCserver 1000E works fine so far in SMP mode, after removing the printks in init/main.c: calibrate_delay(), according to earlier comments on this list. In fact, I just installed a vanilla Red Hat 6.1 CD, rebuilt the kernel RPM with the patch, and haven't had any problems whatsoever. All the people involved with the Sparc Linux port have truly done a great job. linux% cat /proc/cpuinfo cpu : Texas Instruments, Inc. - SuperSparc 50 fpu : SuperSparc on-chip FPU promlib : Version 3 Revision 2 prom : 2.23 type : sun4d ncpus probed : 4 ncpus active : 4 Cpu0Bogo : 59.80 Cpu1Bogo : 59.80 Cpu2Bogo : 59.80 Cpu3Bogo : 59.80 MMU type : TI Viking/MXCC invall : 0 invmm : 0 invrnge : 0 invpg : 0 contexts : 65536 CPU0 : online CPU1 : online CPU2 : online CPU3 : online Unfortunately, this machine is pretty slow by today's standards :) Now, if only there was a driver for the ATM cards in this machine: linux% cd /proc/openprom/io-unit@f,e0200000/sbi@0,0/ba@3,0 linux% ls atm-speed interrupts intr media model name reg sahi-revision linux% cat atm-speed 'SUNI-155' linux% cat model 'SUNW,SAHI-3' linux% cat name 'ba' Does anyone know where I could get information about these cards? I searched through some mailing list archives on the web and found only one reference to Linux, but no information as to whether or not documentation is available. The Sun web site has specifications for a newer ATM chip. I don't know if I'll have any spare time, but I might be interested in trying to hack a driver. Thanks, Chris Wing [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe sparclinux" in the body of the message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
