Hi, i do not have the cd here, but its just an about 1-2 months old debian etch install binary 1, there is one 32Bit and one 64Bit Kernel on it, both run into the same problem. I can not give any further information because i never had the machine up and running yet, and i cannot log anything because i only have an old serial terminal to connect to the machine. there are some pictures on http://www.kankra.homelinux.org/thg/typo3/index.php?id=399 Picture named "bild010..." shows the choice i have at bootup. I think, because of my x86/AMD64 linux knowledge, that the kernel itself works now after removing the secondary serial multiplexer, because the console keyboard is active just before crashing, and it tries to execute linuxrc, what seems (i think) to be the pendant to init. i am going to try a newer CD during the next days, perhaps its a problem with the weekly image, but i dont really think so. I hope that helps, cu Dieter Am Dienstag 25 April 2006 19:02 schrieb Helge Deller: > Hi Dieter, > > which kernel version ? > Any syslog (maybe a log if you connect your server with serial cable and > use minicom) ? http://www.parisc-linux.org/faq/kernelbug-howto.html > > Helge > > On Tuesday 25 April 2006 16:28, Dieter Ries wrote: > > Hi, > > > > removing the MUX board after someone on the gentoo-hppa list had solved > > the same ramdisk problem i had at my HP, solved it at my machine, too, > > but i have > > another Kernel panic afterwards. The 32Bit Kernel as well as the 64Bit > > kernel (which outputs some strange pages before but kept running into the > > ramdisk-error, too) seems mainly to work, but after > > > > freeing unused kernel memory: 320k freed > > > > it shows a message like that: > > > > Failed to execute /linuxrc'. Attempting defaults... > > Setting up filesystem, please wait... > > > > after minutes of waiting i pressed CR/LF , and there was > > > > Kernel panic - not syncing: Kernel Fault. > > > > This error occurred with the debian-etch iso, i was not able to boot > > from the gentoo-isos, for testing if that worked. > > > > Any Idea whats wrong with that liinuxrc? is the filesystem problem caused > > by the linuxrc problem? > > > > > > And there is another problem., after switching the machine off and on > > again after kernel panic, the display of tha machine said something like > > > > PS /*I dont know*/ > > cpus=3333 ps=4 > > > > I removed the third CPU and it worked again, could you tell me whats > > wrong with my Powersupply? > > > > cu > > > > > > -- > > Frank Castle is dead! > > Call me 'The PUNISHER'! -- Frank Castle is dead! Call me 'The PUNISHER'!
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