Re: 3.4-beta on B132L and E55 / PCI support
Paul Weissmann <[email protected]> Wed, 17 Sep 2003 07:52:29 +0200
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Jochen Kunz [[email protected]] wrote: > (already mounted in the machine) and a DEFEA FDDI card (still in the > shelf). eisa does not work for now, i don't know of plans. fea0 obviously is not know to work on hppa since nobody had a way of testing it. pci fpa0 does not work on hppa, since it'd need bus_dma(9) conversion and maybe endianess fixes. i know s/o who wanted to to this. err.. > BTW: I have a 715/33, a 712/60, a 720 and a 755/99 too. only the 712/60 you can run from the disk with openbsd. > >the e-class servers are technically in some aspects just like 712, > >although their i/o-subsystems partially was implemented w/ hp-pb > >devices for which there exists no public documentation, judging from > >hp-ppl on the parisc-linux mailing-list. > fsck /dev/hp > So there is really no hope for any hp-pb based machine? not much, as said, freeing the hp/pb docs is no high-priority for the ppl at hp and ppl elsewhere are rather requesting docs for more common/faster machines from them. > Sounds like the truoble with GIO32 / GIO64 / XIO in SGI machines... > >so, concluding, i think supporting a hppa server which is not able to > >access local-disks is pretty pointless. > Diskless NFS root? ;-) as said, this'd be really w/o sense, running a big server from the nfs, although the linux ppl managed to get to this point (on an e55). - paul -- zwei jaeger treffen sich. beide tot.