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Quoted 12 lines · Paul (NCC/CS).

thought i'd have another go at my HP sitting in the corner, with the new CD debian-40r0-hppa-netinst.iso .

It seemed to boot the kernel but eventually I got:

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Freeing unused kernel memory: 328k freed

FLT 0000Kernel panic - not syncing: Kernel Fault

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It's a HP9000/869 K420 with PA7200 cpu's.

The debian info seems to suggest this should boot
with a serial console.

Can anyone offer me a direction in which to go to
from here?

Hi Paul,

I'm using a K370 with great success. I'm not sure whether the Debian install CD will work on a multi-CPU box. You can try unplugging all but the first CPU and see if that makes a difference. Also, you may have to add "console=ttyB0" or somesuch to PALO's boot line -- the K classes (and perhaps a few other boxes) have very different serial hardware. Oh wait, I see you have it already.

Sorry this is a bit vague; I run Gentoo and it was very simple to boot the install CD. So if you hit a dead-end, you might give it a try.

Good luck,
Andrew

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Hi Paul,

I'm using a K370 with great success. I'm not sure whether the Debian install CD will work on a multi-CPU box. You can try unplugging all but the first CPU and see if that makes a difference. Also, you may have to add "console=ttyB0" or somesuch to PALO's boot line -- the K classes (and perhaps a few other boxes) have very different serial hardware. Oh wait, I see you have it already.

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Sorry this is a bit vague; I run Gentoo and it was very simple to boot the install CD. So if you hit a dead-end, you might give it a try.

Hi

some time back i posted the problem, but some one responded, but i did not solve the problem

after i saw the new version released, i want to try, but i see the same problem

Kernel Panic- not syncing:drivers/parisc/ccio-dma.c: ccio_alloc_range() I/O MMU is out of mapping resources

iam using webconsole and installing

any suggestion make my system working with Debian 4.X

HP R Class 9000, 1GB RAM, Built in CD ROM

thanks
ram

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Hi Guys,

I just read your replies.

But before this I did try GENTOO.

wallah! :))))))))))))

works out of the box. ( cd).

i haven't done the full install yet but i'm very pleased that it boots a kernel.

PS i even tried gentoo on an IBM/RS6000 that i've never been able to get debian to boot on also. and it worked too!!!:))). double christmas:).

so gentoo gets my thumbs up at the present.

it's disappointing that debian never comes up with the stuff on these machines. But never mind.

thanks,
Paul.

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Hi Paul,

I'm using a K370 with great success. I'm not sure whether the Debian install CD will work on a multi-CPU box. You can try unplugging all but the first CPU and see if that makes a difference. Also, you may have to add "console=ttyB0" or somesuch to PALO's boot line -- the K classes (and perhaps a few other boxes) have very different serial hardware. Oh wait, I see you have it already.

Sorry this is a bit vague; I run Gentoo and it was very simple to boot the install CD. So if you hit a dead-end, you might give it a try.

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Hi some time back i posted the problem, but some one responded, but i did not solve the problem
after i saw the new version released, i want to try, but i see the same problem Kernel Panic- not syncing:drivers/parisc/ccio-dma.c: ccio_alloc_range() I/O MMU is out of mapping resourcesiam using webconsole and installing any suggestion make my system working with Debian 4.X HP R Class 9000, 1GB RAM, Built in CD ROM thanksram

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