On Mon, 2005-02-14 at 09:24 +0100, Giuseppe Sacco wrote: > Il giorno lun, 14-02-2005 alle 09:13 +0800, Matthew Lambie ha scritto: > > Hello, > [...] > > I have the system to a level that allowed the SunRay to see the SRSS > > server. It then retrieved a newer firmware (no more little green bug for > > me) and restarted. It now sits with a status screen showing me > [...]
Premature [send] click. Argh! > > 2.6 kernel isn't a problem for SRSS (but I really suggest you to swith > to 2.4, since 2.6 is very buggy). Do you mean 2.6 is buggy in general or with respect to SRSS specifically, because I've found 2.6 to be very solid so far. I've found that 2.4 kernel packages are available for Ubuntu so I'm going to give them a try now. > Could you please give us the actual text you see on the screen? Sure thing; I had meant to with the first e-mail. I see: The sun logo in the top left. A box with a cross through it is my cursor. In the centre of the screen (though it moves like a screensaver after a few seconds) I see three distinct sections of information. The top has a little pic of SunRay 1G and the MAC and IP (as dished from DHCP on a different machine to my SRSS box). Below this is an hourglass icon and "100 F" which I assume means 100MB/Full Duplex (am I right?) Below this is a computer-looking icon, and the IP of my SRSS server. In the bottom right it says "26 D" If I pull out the network cable, the "26 D" changes to "23 D" and the centre icon changes to show a broken network link. I'm assuming the 20 numbers indicate an error code? I should try and find more information about this, though this really began as a simple "I wonder if this will 'just work' like the rest of Ubuntu" :) I thought a quick ping to the mailing list would give a yay or nay response in terms of did people have experience with Ubuntu and SunRay's. > > Bye, > Giuseppe _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
