[parisc-linux] Status Query .

Tomasz Korycki tkorycki@sprint.ca
Tue, 05 Oct 1999 11:27:58 -0400


At 09:31 99-10-05 +0200, you wrote:
>
> I have a 725/50 ( or something like that ) and I am really interested in doing
> some work on the hppa, perhaps not the kernel, but some driver would be ok.
>
> However I do not have HP-UX, so I want to setup the HP, as a linux workstation
> as a firts step, it seems that there is a booting kernel, but I haven't seen
> anyone boot a shell och mount a filesystem, am I of the correct oppinion to
> assume that the kernel have not yet reached this point ??
>

You are correct. What I'd suggest, is to go to:
http://www.software.hp.com/Y2K-upgrades/upgrade_request.html
and get Yourself 10.20 for the cost of shiping. Grab it while it lasts. Then
find someone with a Linux box and beg/steal/borrow it. Around here You can
get a Linuxable 486 for a U$80, Pentium (low) for U$180-200. So You may even
buy one... I know a code/compile/debug cycle can use a fast machine, but
with a bit of discipline one can make do with a slow, too...

> / best regards, lars segerlund.
>