Hi,
I'm trying to boot my Indy into Linux for the first time and not having
any luck.
1) I tried bootp - bootp()vmlinux - it says 'no server for vmlinux'. The
bootp server is a Linux/Alpha box running 2.4.0-ac9 - I've already done
the trick with no_pmtu. tcpdump shows bootp sending a packet with
apparently the correct mac address.
2) So I ftp'd the file over under Irix, gzip -d'd it and then rebooted and
from sash did boot indyvmlinux - this immediatly after starting gave
'Exception: <vector=UTLB Miss>' plus details (available on request).
(This is kernel vmlinux=001027-test9-r4x00.gz off
download.ichilton.co.uk/pub/ichilton/linux-mips/kernels).
This is an Indy R4600PC with 64MB RAM.
Ideas appreciated.
Dave
P.S. I've got a lead wired here to do the 13w3 but it doesn't seem to be
spot on - I don't get any green, but it is sync'd - this is going to an
Iiyama 8617 (original 17") monitor. Ideas on that would also be
appreciated.
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