Laurent Decreusefond wrote:
I grabbed kernel-image-2.4.20-32 fron debian.org testing, I have never been so far since now i see some informations on the boot screen on mouse and HIL keyboard which are recognized ... but booting is stuck at "Setting System clock using the hardware clock as reference"I already did mknod §dev§rtc c 10 135 but to no avail. Any idea ? Le Mercredi 3 Septembre 2003 20:39, Joel Soete a écrit :Laurent Decreusefond wrote:Thanks to the advices of Jan-Benedict, I have been able to set up a working X server ... without a working mouse and a good keyboard. I still have a 715/50 with standard HP keyboard and mouse. What is the input port of the mouse or at least could I know it ? /dev/ttyS0 ? /dev/psaux ?Sorry I didn't follow this thread but I trust that your keyboard/mouse are of hil model and imo this: <http://parisc-linux.org/faq/index.html#configkeyb> would help you. Cheers, Joel
Hello Laurent,Unfortunately, I don't have any 715 model and no experince with this system :(
May be could you try first to by-pass hwclock*.sh (rename those file in /etc/init.d into *.sh.save or edit each file and put a 'exit 0' at the begining of those sh scripts).
btw another good source of info is the pa-ml: <http://parisc-linux.org/mailing-lists/index.html> (mainly the link to "*parisc-linux* [archive <http://lists.parisc-linux.org/pipermail/parisc-linux/>]") and search google engine :)
hth, Joel