Hello all, I am running 2 nos. of Qube 2 (one is Gateway microserver actually) with NetBSD 3.0. Both same to be got hang up intermittently especially under heavy network traffic. I had built my own kernel and disable any "phy" device on config file which "lxtphy" is only enable in GENERIC config file by default. Dmesg output is:
Hello all, I am running 2 nos. of Qube 2 (one is Gateway microserver actually) with NetBSD 3.0. Both same to be got hang up intermittently especially under heavy network traffic. I had built my own kernel and disable any "phy" device on config file which "lxtphy" is only enable in GENERIC config file by default. Dmesg output is:
Hello all, I am running 2 nos. of Qube 2 (one is Gateway microserver actually) with NetBSD 3.0. Both same to be got hang up intermittently especially under heavy network traffic. I had built my own kernel and disable any "phy" device on config file which "lxtphy" is only enable in GENERIC config file by default. Dmesg output is:
On Wed, 8 Mar 2006 bradabran <at> att.net wrote: > Anybody have the recent Restore CD and howto for the Qube2? http://www.feyrer.de/NetBSD/bx/blosxom.cgi/index.front?-tags=cobalt - Hubert
there is a bug with DHCP config in the CD netBSD 3.0 from rowdy .that give IP 0.0.0.0 after install . and you can't access your Qube after install. there is a modified iso of that CD here , which disable DHCP and put IP 192.168.0.10 http://www.dutchbloke.net/netbsd/ unfortunatly at the moment this site is down due to bandwidth allowance exceeded he was up last week so i hope it 'll be back soon Hubert Feyrer a écrit : > On Wed, 8 Mar 2006 bradabran <at> att.net wrote: >> Anybody have the recent Restore CD and howto for the Qube2? > > http://www.feyrer.de/NetBSD/bx/blosxom.cgi/index.front?-tags=cobalt > > > - Hubert > --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Wanadoo vous informe que cet e-mail a ete controle par l'anti-virus > mail. Aucun virus connu a ce jour par nos services n'a ete detecte. > > > >(Continue reading)
Sorry http://www.dutchbloke.net/netbsd/ will be down for some time - as I didn't realise my ISP freespace had a 250mb bandwidth limit per day...(!) I'm looking to get some proper webhosting - when I do I'll rehost the iso. Meanwhile if you want the ISO I can email you a user/pass to an ftp site - or maybe someone wants to pop it on their webspace(?) Jorg Jahislove wrote: > there is a bug with DHCP config in the CD netBSD 3.0 from rowdy .that > give IP 0.0.0.0 after install . > and you can't access your Qube after install. > > there is a modified iso of that CD here , which disable DHCP and put > IP 192.168.0.10 > http://www.dutchbloke.net/netbsd/ > > unfortunatly at the moment this site is down due to bandwidth > allowance exceeded > > he was up last week so i hope it 'll be back soon > > > Hubert Feyrer a écrit : > >> On Wed, 8 Mar 2006 bradabran <at> att.net wrote:(Continue reading)
On Mar 8, 2006, at 5:16 PM, Jorg Dekker wrote: > > Sorry http://www.dutchbloke.net/netbsd/ will be down for some time > - as I didn't realise my ISP freespace had a 250mb bandwidth limit > per day...(!) > > I'm looking to get some proper webhosting - when I do I'll rehost > the iso. > > Jorg Surely there's a process for getting things like this to the big netbsd.org site in the sky? that IMO is where it belongs- why have some new person coming in, only have access to old material? Brian
Brian McEwen wrote: > > Surely there's a process for getting things like this to the big > netbsd.org site in the sky? that IMO is where it belongs- why have some > new person coming in, only have access to old material? > > Brian > > I've made numerous attempts to get in touch with the guys at NetBSD about this problem and have always had my emails forwarded to the port maintainer for the Cobalt port... And that's where it dies. No reply. No error messages. It's an email black hole. The website for the port, the document and the restore CD on the NetBSD site are all out of date. I've said that I'd gladly update the site and upload the new restore images if given the appropriate access to do so for the port... Nothing. I guess I can make another plea to get something rolling... Jeremy
Hi all, For those of you who had experienced repeting crash with 3.0 kernel build december 2005. I give you my feed back wiht the lastest GENERIC kernel version on ftp.netbsg.org: ---------- NetBSD 3.0_STABLE (GENERIC) #0: Tue Mar 7 01:59:23 UTC 2006 builds <at> b3.netbsd.org:/home/builds/ab/netbsd-3/cobalt/200603060000Z- obj/home/builds/ab/netbsd-3/src/sys/arch/cobalt/compile/GENERIC cobalt ---------- After more than three crash a day on 'normal' network load..... Now with the kernel version above my blue box gets more stable. I just copied the GENERIC kernel to the root directory, crossed my fingers and reboot. Does anybody could confirm this. My bluebox config. 256 MB 160 GB HD 1 network card active 1 usb card but not used because of the unknown devices and some strange memory error msg(Continue reading)
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