[parisc-linux] About supported machines.

[parisc-linux] About supported machines.

[Matthew Estes]

        I have recently acquired an Apollo 720 with HP-UX 9.03, I was
wondering if this machine is in the class of machines that you are either
supporting or plan to support. I looked in the hardware database and
couldn't find anything about 720's, so I thought I would ask the mailing
list. It is no real use to me as is, so I would be willing to do testing on
it. Thanks.

                                        Matt Estes

Re: [parisc-linux] About supported machines.

[dkennedy]

On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Matthew Estes wrote:

>         I have recently acquired an Apollo 720 with HP-UX 9.03, I was
> wondering if this machine is in the class of machines that you are either
> supporting or plan to support. I looked in the hardware database and
> couldn't find anything about 720's, so I thought I would ask the mailing
> list. It is no real use to me as is, so I would be willing to do testing on
> it. Thanks.

Since we don't currently have a 720 in the hardware database, can you
please add your machine to the database.  If you have any problems,
please let me know.

Thanks.

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Re: [parisc-linux] About supported machines.

[Ross J. Reedstrom]

On Fri, Feb 11, 2000 at 11:13:02AM -0500, dkennedy@linuxcare.com wrote:
> On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Matthew Estes wrote:
> 
> >         I have recently acquired an Apollo 720 with HP-UX 9.03, I was
> > wondering if this machine is in the class of machines that you are either
> > supporting or plan to support. I looked in the hardware database and
> > couldn't find anything about 720's, so I thought I would ask the mailing
> > list. It is no real use to me as is, so I would be willing to do testing on
> > it. Thanks.
> 
> Since we don't currently have a 720 in the hardware database, can you
> please add your machine to the database.  If you have any problems,
> please let me know.


That'll be a problem, since step 5 of adding a machine says:


5. Run the "ioscan -F" utility on the PA-RISC machine with the command
   /usr/sbin/ioscan -F. The results may take a few moments to appear. Copy
   and paste the results (which will be a fair amount of data) into the
   "IOScan Output" field below. The IOScan output must be from HP-UX
   version 10 or later.

And Matthew has 9.03. I have the same problem with a 730 I've got: I'd add it to
the db, but it's not at 10 yet. (Purely a time issue: I've got the upgrade CDs,
but apparently I can't do a clean wipe/install since my 730 won't boot from
the CD)

Ross

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