Re: hypersparc news?
Peter Jones <[email protected]>
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On Sun, 6 Jul 2003, Edwin Huffstutler wrote:
>
> Any news on the 2.4 + hypersparc front? I know some docs were passing
> hands a couple months ago from looking through the archives, but haven't
> seen anything since then.
>
> I've got a SS10 with dual 125's - it used to be my firewall in RH6.2 days.
> Dug it back out of the closet a couple months ago and put aurora-1.0 on it
> just for grins.
>
> It can only boot uniprocessor, and heavy loads make it freeze... anyone
> anticipating a change in hypersparc status, or should I give up on this old
> beast and eBay the parts?
What happens if you boot it smp? What are the symptoms?
Also, just so we can get a step further, boot it up and change the
kernel.stop-a and kernel.sysrq settings in /etc/sysctl.conf . You'll need
to run "/sbin/sysctl -p" to have the change take effect. When it fails,
see if stop+p shows anything; if so, copying it down and sending it to the
list (along with info about which kernel package you're using) will help.
After that, try stop+a , which should drop you back to the prom's "ok"
prompt. If it does, "ctrace" should show us a traceback, and we can at
least start to look at what's going wrong.
--
Peter
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