Subject: Re: Re: would my Quad card be broken ?
To: Michael <macallan18@earthlink.net>
From: Joel CARNAT <joel@carnat.net>
List: port-sparc64
Date: 06/23/2005 21:52:33
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On Thu, Jun 23 2005 - 15:37, Michael wrote:
> Hello,
>=20
> > I finnaly got another such quad (same model as the first one
> > according to dmesg&pcictl). And this one works like a charm: I got
> > 3MB/s via scp and 8MB/s via ftp.
> >=20
> > So NetBSD was not faulty :-)
> > Still I don't understand why the first card don't work on NetBSD but
> > is OK on Solaris...
> > Same model, same revision...
>=20
> Well, not exactly faulty - but whatever is the difference between the
> cards ( there must be one or they wouldn't act differently ) - Solaris
> could obviously deal with it while NetBSD didn't.
>=20
agree !
in fact, my work room has 1xU5 and 2xU10 that act the same "weird" way.
I mean, my U5 is (from 2.0.2 / 3.0_BETA) working really got.
In the same time, the machine at my work keeps freezing (during pkgsrc wor=
k).
Although those machines ended in my room because they "looked" dead (after
savage electric shutdown and such), they worked pretty well with Solaris 9=
and OpenBSD 3.6.
In the same time, using NetBSD (2.0.2 or 3.0_BETA), the machines freeze ra=
ther quickly on
pkgsrc build process.
I thought, Sun released quite "standard" machine (compared to DELL, for eg=
, where a single
server ref might contain various ethernet card and such). I mean, an U5/33=
3 is 100% identical to
another U5/333.
All that to say, I'm wondering if it's possible that NetBSD/sparc64 deal w=
orse with some "small"
hardware issues than Sol|OpenBSD do. NetBSD locks (no gdb, nothing on cons=
ole, nothing on screen)
but the other OS don't say anything special.
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