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Subject: Re: [gentoo-hppa] Ramdisk error and the mux board
From: Dieter Ries <clip2 () gmx ! de>
Date: 2006-04-24 14:35:16
Message-ID: 200604241635.19505.clip2 () gmx ! de
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Hi,
removing the MUX board solved the ramdisk problem at my HP, too, but i have
another Kernel panic afterwards. The 32Bit Kernel as well as the 64Bit kernel
(which outputs some strange pages before but kept running into the
ramdisk-error, too) seems mainly to work, but after
freeing unused kernel memory: 320k freed
it shows a message like that:
Failed to execute /linuxrc'. Attempting defaults...
Setting up filesystem, please wait...
after minutes of waiting i pressed CR/LF , and there was
Kernel panic - not syncing: Kernel Fault.
This error occurred with the debian-etch iso, because i was not able to boot
from the gentoo-isos, i dont know why,
And there is another problem., after switching the machine off and on again
after kernel panic, the display of tha machine said something like
PS /*I dont know*/
cpus=3333 ps=4
I removed the third CPU and it worked again, could you tell me whats wrong
with my Powersupply?
cu
Dieter
Am Montag 24 April 2006 00:38 schrieb Brett Johnson:
> On Sun, Apr 23, 2006 at 09:06:43PM +0200, Dieter Ries wrote:
> > could you please describe to a newbie what that mux-board is, what it
> > looks like, where i can find it and how i can remove it?
> > That would be great!
>
> The mux board I removed was model J2092A. It has a giant 73 pin female
> DB type connector in it, and other markings like an LED with Mux Status,
> RS-232-C Direct Connect MUX.
>
> As a side not, while I was configuring the kernel for my system, I
> noticed the max number of mux ports was set to 16. I thought this may
> have been the problem since the MPD has 8 ports (even though I can only
> find 1), and the J2092A has an addition 16 ports, so I was looking at 24
> ports total. When I configured my kernel, I set this value to 32, hoping
> that would resolve the issue. I just tried putting the J2092A back in,
> and I saw simiar problems. I am continuing to research this issue as I
> would like to have the Mux card installed, and I don't have a filler
> plate to cover the hole where the mux card should be. It is starting to
> look like a nice piece of Duct Tape may be neede to full the hole though
>
> :(
>
> Brett
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