Re: SOLVED: mesh SCSI bus locks hard on 7500 when burning a CD-R in

Re: SOLVED: mesh SCSI bus locks hard on 7500 when burning a CD-R in

[Iain Sandoe]

> 7100.  G3 desktop comes with mesh.

I have 9600 with both MESH & 53C94 - both have devices - and my CD-RW is on
that machine (not tried under linux yet).

So, time willing, I'm happy to test things.
ciao,
Iain.

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Re: SOLVED: mesh SCSI bus locks hard on 7500 when burning a CD-R in

[Tony Mantler]

At 1:38 AM -0600 2/6/2001, Iain Sandoe wrote:
>> 7100.  G3 desktop comes with mesh.
>
>I have 9600 with both MESH & 53C94 - both have devices - and my CD-RW is on
>that machine (not tried under linux yet).
>
>So, time willing, I'm happy to test things.

Ditto. The latest BK-Rsync seems to be working on my 9600/200mp, so I'll be
able to test new scsi drivers too.

On the plus side, my root volume is on a Promise IDE card, so no danger in
messing that up. :)

I've got a CDRom on the MESH side and a zip drive on the 53c94 side, plus a
DDS-1 tape drive that I can put on either. Should be disconnects-o-plenty
there.


Cheers - Tony 'Nicoya' Mantler :)


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Re: SOLVED: mesh SCSI bus locks hard on 7500 when burning a CD-R in

[Michael Schmitz]

> > 7100.  G3 desktop comes with mesh.

Too bad. I don't think I have space for yet another kernel tree on my
Lombard, or the stomach to get involved with the Nubus kernel.

> I have 9600 with both MESH & 53C94 - both have devices - and my CD-RW is on
> that machine (not tried under linux yet).
>
> So, time willing, I'm happy to test things.

I'll try to cook up someting reasonably safe...

	Michael


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Re: SOLVED: mesh SCSI bus locks hard on 7500 when burning a CD-R in

[Daniel Eisenbud]

On Tue, Feb 06, 2001 at 06:41:52PM +0100, Michael Schmitz <schmitz@opal.biophys.uni-duesseldorf.de> wrote:
>
> > > 7100.  G3 desktop comes with mesh.
>
> Too bad. I don't think I have space for yet another kernel tree on my
> Lombard, or the stomach to get involved with the Nubus kernel.
>
> > I have 9600 with both MESH & 53C94 - both have devices - and my CD-RW is on
> > that machine (not tried under linux yet).
> >
> > So, time willing, I'm happy to test things.
>
> I'll try to cook up someting reasonably safe...

The patch I sent should fix the immediate problem with burning CD's in
disk-at-once mode.  It works for me.  But clearly there's room for SCSI
improvements so that this doesn't happen again with other new commands.

-Daniel

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Re: SOLVED: mesh SCSI bus locks hard on 7500 when burning a CD-R in

[Michael Schmitz]

> >
> > I'll try to cook up someting reasonably safe...
>
> The patch I sent should fix the immediate problem with burning CD's in
> disk-at-once mode.  It works for me.  But clearly there's room for SCSI

I understood that :-)

> improvements so that this doesn't happen again with other new commands.

It's more about adding disconnect support to the 53C94 PPC driver at the
moment. I'm not touching MESH 'cause I've got no experience with that
code, and no specs. I'm a bit familiar with the 53C9x series chips in the
old Macs.

	Michael


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Re: SOLVED: mesh SCSI bus locks hard on 7500 when burning a CD-R in

[Geert Uytterhoeven]

On Tue, 6 Feb 2001, Michael Schmitz wrote:
> > > 7100.  G3 desktop comes with mesh.
>
> Too bad. I don't think I have space for yet another kernel tree on my
> Lombard, or the stomach to get involved with the Nubus kernel.

Come on, Michael! The Nubus kernel is just a mix of what you're used to. And
food got mixed in the stomach anyway :-)

Gr{oetje,eeting}s,

						Geert

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telnet option processing macros.

[Srinivas Rao.M]

Hello everyone,
	This question is about the telnet state machine (RFC854 , RFC1143)
  I want one help regarding the telnet state machine macros (
my_state_will, his_state_wont, etc,). Actually i got the theoretical
information about the state machine but i am unable to get the practical
explanation about these macros. I have read the RFC1143 for avoiding the
loops in the option processing. And also read the telnet source code. but
could not find the trick there.

where i can get the description of these marcros.


thanks
Srini...


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