RedHat 7.1 on B1-stepping BigSur
Hi all,
have any of you had any luck trying to boot RedHat 7.1 with stock kernel on B1-stepping Dual cpu BigSur with BIOS 99. I know that hardware is sort of outdated.
When installing Wolverine on the same BigSurs, I had to recompile the stock kernel making the SCSI-driver (qla-1280) static part of the kernel to be able to boot.
However, recompiling the RH 7.1 kernel with SCSI-driver as static part of the kernel, did not solve my boot problems.
Suggestions is highly appreciated!
Thanks,
Einar
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I have had the best luck with B1 stepping with the 2.4.4 kernels from kernel.org.
Later kernels have dropped support for older B steping.
My C0 Big Sur is running 2.4.9 with no problems.
--ken
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From: Einar Saltnes [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2001 3:01 AM
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Subject: [Linux-ia64] RedHat 7.1 on B1-stepping BigSur
Hi all,
have any of you had any luck trying to boot RedHat 7.1 with stock kernel on B1-stepping Dual cpu
BigSur with BIOS 99. I know that hardware is sort of outdated. When installing Wolverine on the same BigSurs, I had to recompile the stock kernel making the
SCSI-driver (qla-1280) static part of the kernel to be able to boot. However, recompiling the RH 7.1 kernel with SCSI-driver as static part of the kernel, did not solve
my boot problems.
Suggestions is highly appreciated!
Thanks,
Einar
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