[parisc-linux] HELP!

[parisc-linux] HELP!

[Stephan Trajkoff]

Hello, I am using parisc linux at the moment.
But I want to install linux on another HP machine.
But I must backup all HP-UX filesystem. How I can make it?
Thanks in advance

Re: [parisc-linux] HELP!

[Joel Soete]

Stephan Trajkoff wrote:
> Hello, I am using parisc linux at the moment.
> But I want to install linux on another HP machine.
> But I must backup all HP-UX filesystem. How I can make it?
> Thanks in advance
> 


With HP-UX > 10.20 the easiest way is to use 'Ignite' (see application 
CDs or web) with a famous cmd looking like 'make_recovery_tape'. With -A 
option it will build a boot tape that will allow you to quickly recover 
your system. (read carefully man page to be sure it match your need)

and fbackup/frestore for the rest

[parisc-linux] Help!?

[Alexander Schöck]

Hallo Puffingroup-Team,

I have a very important question about the installation of the
linux for PARisc.
I hope you can help me!
OK, i have a 725/100 Unix Workstation, i tried to install the PARisc-linux
on this machine. 
The CD is booting from this machine, but in the middle of the booting phase
the system hang on following line: "request_irq(259, c01ec76c, 0x0, asp, c3rcd080)" - So, what's wrong?
How can I go on with the installation?

Bye,
Alexander S.
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Re: [parisc-linux] Help!?

[Matthew Wilcox]

On Thu, Nov 02, 2000 at 07:58:51PM +0100,  Alexander Schöck  wrote:
> How can I go on with the installation?

question added to the FAQ:

7. I'm using the Alpha 0.1 release CD and the machine stops after printing 
     request_irq(259, c01ec76c, 0x0, asp, c3rcd080)
   what's going on? 

This is a bug in the kernel shipped on the CD. It only affects certain
machines and has been fixed in the current CVS tree. We recommend you
acquire a newer kernel from the FTP site.

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