Re: Re: Debian Installation with a Redhat kernel/drivers

From: Madl Alfred - Together AT (A.Madl_at_together.at)
Date: 09/29/05

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To: <asg@gimp.shacknet.nu>

    Hi !

    Did you really succeed with "bootcd" ? We never managed to be able to
    boot from the created CD successfully..."missing /dev/console"...kernel
    panic...

    How did you start a standard Debian installer from a CD created with
    "bootcd" ? Or do you also have local disks in your blades ?

    Does IBM support your "vanilly 2.4.31 kernel + patches" in the case of
    HW/SW problems ?

    Did you use the downloadable (IBM certified) driver sources from qlogic
    website (intended for Redhat/SuSe) for building your kernel ?

    Did you ever try to use a standard Debian 2.6.8-2 kernel with your
    Broadcom Ethernet adapters in the blade center ? Whenever we tried that
    we had to reset the ethernet adapter of the blade center afterwards...

    Thanks a lot.

    Alfred

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