Re: Ultra Sparc thoughts
Nils,
The sparc kernel will not run on the Ultra systems, only UltraPenguin.
David Andrew
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> Ward, where (and how) do you mirror it from? Please give us some
> instructions on this... I haven't found anything later than 1.0 and
that's
> from 1997 on the ultralinux sites. Also some info on setting up TFTP
might
> be useful. I have the RARP stuff figured out already. Should the
SPARC
> kernel run on the ultras?
>
>
> Thanks, Nils.
>
> In message
<Pine.LNX.3.96.981027144436.7941N-100000@ruby.intranet.kachinatech
> .c
> om>, Ward Deng writes:
> >>
> >> How do you install UltraPenquin on a new Sparc? Doesn't Red Hat
provide an
> >> installation CD?
> >
> >No RH CD available for UltraPenguin. I have a local mirror of
> >ultrapenguin-1.0.9 and use tftpd to boot the kernel. Then use NFS to
> >install the software.
> >
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