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Re: Network crash problem on PC164
- From: Linus Gasser <ineiti gmx net>
- To: axp-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: Network crash problem on PC164
- Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2001 00:38:42 +0000
Hello,
wow, you guyz saved my alpha. In fact I took a couple of hours today to do
about everything you proposed to do. Beginnning with geneirc kernel, NoName
(didn't work at all), and all. In the end I found that a stock 2.2.14-6.0,
recompiled under PC164 does the job. BUT: I had to
- enable PCI-QUIRKS
- disable IDE-DMA
- NO MODULES, everything COMPILED-IN
- and perhaps other things I didn't think about
One or the other might be just good luck. But which one, to be honest, I'm
too tired now to test out!
I think it's
1) a shame that linux, the 'stablest OS' doesn't work well with alphas
2) it's great it does anyway
3) I'm happy fiddling around with it
So, your milleage may vary. But here I managed to burn a CD (oh yes, if you
use cdrecord with 2.2.14-6.0, be sure to read README.linux in the
cdrecord-directory, BEFORE you compile your kernel ;-), while copying from a
NFS-mounted disk over the local network to my harddisk. So perhaps the next
task will be to install this Redhat 7.0 (or debian?)
greets from a happy penguin (is this the 13th astrological chart??)
Ineiti
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