Re: Great news - I was able to boot 5.8 from a CDROM
Bryan Everly <[email protected]> Sat, 7 Nov 2015 08:16:05 -0500
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Thank you for the response! I have some additional RAM coming for this box and a PCI video card. Can anyone recommend any missing ports for this architecture that are particularly annoying? I'd be happy to dig into some of them now and see what I can make happen. Thanks, Bryan On Nov 7, 2015, at 6:36 AM, Miod Vallat <[email protected]> wrote: >> Some questions: >> >> 1. I'm assuming the "preposterous clock chip time" can be managed in the >> SRM console so I'll exercise my Google-fu to figure that out. > > It should be nothing to worry about. The installer has noticed that the > clock is in the future, compared to its internal filesystem timestamp, > which is to be expected since the installation media were built some > time ago. > >> 2. Is the "nvram corrupt" something I need to be concerned about? If so, >> what should I do here? Is that a hardware issue or can I re-initialize it >> somehow? > > This is harmless. The NVRAM storing configuration information for the > QLogic SCSI controller is optional. The driver only notices by reading > data with an incorrect checksum, and mentions it. > >> 3. Anything I should be concerned about with the "stray irq 3" message? > > No. Most alpha systems cause a couple stray interrupts for the serial > ports while booting multiuser, and none afterwards.