I feel like i'm hitting my head against a wall now guys... I've tryed
about 6 different bootable CD images... netinst, business card image,
mini iso (5mb), some daily snapshot images (netinst/business card),
and cannot get any of them to boot properly on an Ultra5.
The ultra5 is a 360mhz, 256mb (50ns), 8.4GB IDE drive, IDE Cdrom, no
pci cards.
Its got a working copy of Solaris 5.8 currently that came with the
machine.
Its one of two different error messages, depending if the kernel is
2.4 or 2.6 based. The images with a 2.4(.27 in most cases) has this
error:
RAMDISK : Couldn't find valid RAM disk image starting at 0
Freeing initrd memory 2970k freed
cramfs: wrong magic
Kernel Panic: VFS: Unable to mount root fs
Press L1-A (STOP + A on newer keyboards I found) to return to the
boot prom on 00:00
The 2.6(.7 I think I noticed) based images (the mini iso if i
remember correctly) comes up with the following:
Fast Data Access MMU Miss
Someone *please* point me to a working sarge netinst (150mb)/
business card (25mb) / mini iso (5mb) that will boot properly on an
Ultra5.
Thanks guys.
I'm finally using a CDRW instead of wasting CDR's now as well..
Tyler.