Re: Bullseye planned on sparc64?
Hi Adrian,
so today`s test revealed.
1). The Intenso CDRs are crap. I burnt a new disc and this one started Grub
2). Before retrying to reinstall Debian I had booted into Solaris and thought rit would be a good moment to give Debian a try. And suddenly after loading Grub and some error messages that I have had before as well the installer switched mode and no fizzy screen output! So it looks like the XVR-1200 needs a pre-initialization and then the Debian terminal installer works.
3). So I tuned my Blade 2500 (silver) off and wanted to reproduce the symptoms. Booting straight into the Debian CD installer produced the frizzy screen output I had before. I booted into Solaris, rebooted and then redid the Debian installation and no frizzy output with the installer.
4). Is there a size limitation with Debian sparc64? Wanted to install on one of the 146GB internal disks but during portioning I get the "warning" that the disk has "562253" cylinders which is greater than the maximum of "65536". The installer continues but when rebooting from the disk it stops with:
Can't open disk2
Warning: Fcode sequence resulted in a net stack depth change of -24
Evaluating: the file just loaded does not appear to be executable.
https://ibb.co/8jkCMPg
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Btw. If you would like to investigate the XVR-1200 initialization problem I could send you one of my XVR-1200 that are within the big box blades.
Cheers
Iggi
Am 24.08.21, 15:33 schrieb "John Paul Adrian Glaubitz" <glaubitz@physik.fu-berlin.de>:
Hello James
On 8/24/21 3:31 PM, James Bond wrote:
> tested on Sun Blade 1500/2500 (both silver) with an XVR-1200.
>
> The "older" image at least booted to the point where you have the scribbled
> screen, the "latest" iso does not even come that far. On both machines.
I need some error messages.
It's not really possible to diagnose the problem without more information.
Also, you can try a slightly older image.
Adrian
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