yeah I really should visit here more often but alas I barely find time to visit Atari related forums which are my main haunts (thats what happens when you fork and spawn )
Thanks for your welcome glad to be here and I shall endevour to pop in a little more than once a year (so far this is my record )
ERK! I guess the increase load of inquisitive yakites has upset my poor box ah well the joys of running a multiple CPU SPARC under linux eh.. spinlocks a wa-hoo (hence crappy with the old DB's :/ )
LinkoVitch wrote:ERK! I guess the increase load of inquisitive yakites has upset my poor box ah well the joys of running a multiple CPU SPARC under linux eh.. spinlocks a wa-hoo (hence crappy with the old DB's :/ )
Which kernel are you using? Just curious
[I, uh, made my box unbootable by switching kernels...my boot ROM can't see into the second half of my boot partition, cos I thought I had the newest OpenBoot revision and I didn't ]
2.4.26 I think.. it's irrelivant the openboot stuff is a pain.. hence make a /boot partition the 1st thing on the disk and about 50MB in size
you MAY be able to boot your system with old kernel if you use the magic commands on the openboot screen.. you can tell it which device to boot from etc...
I am looking at replacing it with a shiny T1 anyway
LinkoVitch wrote:2.4.26 I think.. it's irrelivant the openboot stuff is a pain.. hence make a /boot partition the 1st thing on the disk and about 50MB in size
Yeah, I know that now
LinkoVitch wrote:you MAY be able to boot your system with old kernel if you use the magic commands on the openboot screen.. you can tell it which device to boot from etc...
No, everything's past the first gig of the disk. Just needs a reformat with a more sensible structure, and a new OpenBoot ROM wouldn't go amiss either
LinkoVitch wrote:I am looking at replacing it with a shiny T1 anyway