Strangely, I haven't been able to reproduce that ADB error. Launching the kernel is temperamental: I have to open Settings in Penguin and reselect the same kernel so that it will boot and not hang after ABCDEFGH, so it may have been a temporary thing.
The kernel is working on the SE/30, but it only has 8MB of RAM and has been booting for the past 2 hours.
On Tue, 28 Mar 2017, James Hemsing wrote:
> FYI netatalk users: Spent a couple of days trying to get netatalk to
> work on Ubuntu 16.04 with pre OS 9 macs, but it is broken, so I gave up
> and put 14.04 on a netbook. This was just so I could copy the kernel
> over without taking anything apart.
>
> dmesg.txt is from a debian 3.1 sid rootfs.
>
> dmesg2.txt is from the latest aranym rootfs tar from the debian m68k
> page, tar -C'ed it to a SCSI drive using an Adaptec 2930 on a modern PC.
>
Thanks for sending these results.
> ADB/SCSI/Ethernet seem to be working fine on Quadra 700. I will try the
> SE/30 soon, no idea if it will work at all.
>
I never tested an SE/30, but I used to test on a Mac II with an '030
accelerator so I'm optimistic that the SE/30 will work too.
> If I reboot the Quadra from Linux into System 7.1, and then launch Linux
> from Penguin-19 without powering off, the ADB driver will crash and
> produce a backtrace requiring a reboot. I will take a photo when it
> happens again.
>
This crash appears to be a regression caused by my github patch queue.
If possible, can you confirm that the 4.1.39-mac_scsi-egret build on
sourceforge is unaffected?
Thanks again!
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> - James
>