[parisc-linux] Antwort: HP9000 K Class install howto
JKonrad at linotype.com
JKonrad at linotype.com
Thu Apr 8 08:21:01 MDT 2004
Hi,
was an error while unpacking the kernel. Unpacked it a second time - now the machine works. Thanks very much!!!!!
Unfortunately, it is not an smp-kernel, but nevertheless, the machine works!! Your howto is brilliant, the people should put this into official usage.
Greetings,
Jay
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08.04.2004 10:12
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an paczkoa
HI!
I am install debian wtih a k260 and k460 with this howto. it is work perfekt.
> I worked on this for a while and finally developed a fairly trivial
> recipe to get debian woody installed on the K460 using the latest
> netinstall iso. [Note: The K is not well supported on the 2.4 kernel,
> it is better supported under the 2.6 kernel ... It could work well for
> you ... depends upon what you are planning to use it for.]
>
> I performed this install using:
> palinux-2.4.22-pa6-20030903-netinst.iso
>
> But any of the net-install iso images should work.
>
> The only semi-gottcha is if you are setup to compile your own kernel
> from the cvs tree? The problem is that linux-2.4.22-pa6 used by the
> installer supports the Serial Mux console ... The kernel installed by
> debian woody (2.4.17) does not. This is why you would see past those
> last lines. The recipe I developed to fix this prolem simply installs a
> newer kernel on the box so the Serial Mux console works.
>
> If you are not setup to compile I have made the kernel I used available
> at:
> http://parisc-linux.org/~rbrad/vmlinux-2.4.23-pa3.bz2
>
>
> Here is the receipe (could posibly be simpler.. but I verified this
> works on my k460):
>
> 1. Install ...
> Perform the install ... (do not reboot)
>
> 2. Execute the base-config ....
> execute a shell
> chroot /target
> mount -t proc proc /proc
> /usr/sbin/base-config
>
> 3. Load a newer kernel ...
> apt-get install wget
> wget http://somewhere.come/vmlinux-2.4.23-pa3
> ln -s /boot/vmlinux-2.4.23-pa3 /boot/vmlinux
> palo
>
> 4. Change the /dev/ttyB0 device file (it got assigned a real number
> since woody was released):
>
> rm /dev/ttyB0
> mknod /dev/ttyB0 c 11 0
> chgrp dialout /dev/ttyB0
> chmod 660 /dev/ttyB0
>
> 4. Cleanup the chroot...
> umount /proc
> exit # leave the chroot
>
> 5. Exit back to the installer ...
> exit # Go back to the installer.
> Reboot the system.
>
> Hope this helps you. I am heading off to bed now... so let me know if
> you have any additional problems or questions, I will try to help out
> some more tomorrow!
>
> Thanks,
best,
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