This is a discussion on install boot problem on a hppa 712/60 within the HP-UX Operating System forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> hello folks ... i got a "old" hppa 712/60 from a friend. theres even a hp-ux on it - ...
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| hello folks ... i got a "old" hppa 712/60 from a friend. theres even a hp-ux on it - but somehow ... fucked up - it doensnt even boot. now ... i thought about installing a BSD or gnu/linux on it. i already tried tons of install cds (openbsd, netbsd, debian, gentoo) - but it turned out that not a single one would boot with the toshiba external scsi cddrive i use. entering the BOOT_ADMIN prompt i did a Search scsi which listed scsi.6.0 - the internal scsi hdd with the borken hpux on it and scsi.5.0, the scsi cd driver ... doing a Boot scsi.5.0 results in the box showing the "graphical" boot logo and falling back in the BOOT_ADMIN prompt without saying anything. whats wrong here? somehow - even after 2 hours of work - i cannot sort it out :/ would be really nice if someone could help me :/ |
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| Dario Ernst wrote: > hello folks ... > > i got a "old" hppa 712/60 from a friend. theres even a hp-ux on it - but > somehow ... fucked up - it doensnt even boot. now ... i thought about > installing a BSD or gnu/linux on it. i already tried tons of install cds > (openbsd, netbsd, debian, gentoo) - but it turned out that not a single > one would boot with the toshiba external scsi cddrive i use. entering the > BOOT_ADMIN prompt i did a Search scsi which listed scsi.6.0 - the internal > scsi hdd with the borken hpux on it and scsi.5.0, the scsi cd driver ... > doing a Boot scsi.5.0 results in the box showing the "graphical" boot logo > and falling back in the BOOT_ADMIN prompt without saying anything. > > whats wrong here? somehow - even after 2 hours of work - i cannot sort it > out :/ > > would be really nice if someone could help me :/ Start reading at http://www.openpa.net/systems/712.html. afaik, there can be something in setting the blocksize of the cdrom player. If it does not work at 512 bytes, set it at 2 KBytes or reverse. Then, recently I booted with the same image from an bootp/dhcp/tftp server, provided the image you boot can be used as a network boot image: - the mentioned rom-update was successfull, I found info on this with an other install (...bsd I think). - the netboot-image from hppa-debian ended up in a successfull install. Success, CBee |
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