Hi,
That should read Sculpt for The Curious. (The EA, did not run on my hw)
And some more testing shows that the download hangs are not ram-related.
It happened at the first file :-)
So I'll go and wireshark it.
Guido.
On 06/08/2018 02:52 PM, Guido Witmond wrote:
Hi Genodians,
Last week I've played with the Sculpt EA system. It looks great. And
with the new booting code, it runs on my hardware.
It boots on my old Gigabyte H67MA-USB3-B3 mobo with a Pentium G620
processor and 16 GB RAM. I didn't connect any Sata disks yet. Built-in
Intel video to VGA and DVI-D display. No RS232 output, regrettably.
(Another box, a DELL optiplex 360 PC, does do RS232 after grub but lacks
recognised display adapter and reboots).
My experiences:
Things that work:
- booting, OK;
- Leitzentrale OK;
- Disk, network and debug log OK;
- live reconfiguration of display from VGA to DVI OK;
- wired network config OK; however the system does not respond to ping;
- Deploy backdrop OK, 2048 game OK, noux OK.
After that I had some less luck.
- Some downloads seem to hang. It could either be out of RAM (config),
or a lost packet that is not detected.
I'm using the RAM-disk that gets to 64MB in size. (I remember, but
could not reproduce) it going to 128MB
- Expanding the GENODE-partition on the USB-stick makes it unbootable.
The system can't find and start Grub anymore. This happened repeatable
both with a Kingston 8GB USB2 stick as well as with a Sandisk 32GB USB3
stick.
I haven't been able to test the virtual machine with debian payload due
to the download errors.
Questions:
- is there a way to send the debug log via ethernet?
- did I miss some configuration settings that made the downloads get stuck?
Cheers, Guido.
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