Subject: Re: scsi and adb
To: Erik Stokhof <ERIK.STOKHOF@wkap.nl>
From: Julian Bean <jules@mailbox.co.uk>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 01/31/1996 08:56:20
>Hi,
>
>I'm trying to run NetBSD on an LCIII, which gives me two problems. Firstly
>the ADB 'bug', for which a new kernel has been made (October 23 kernel is
>what I'm using, for which my heartfelt thanks), and secondly the scsi bug.
>I regularly have my harddisk freeze (drivelight on, but nothing else)
>whenever I have a process with a lot of disk activity.
>
>As far as I know, these two problems have been addressed separately, but
>not together. Is that right? or is there some kind wizard out there who has
>solved all these problems?
>
>I would ask for the sources, but for some reason I haven't been able to
>complete a single make without the machine freezing (reboot, broken system,
>reinstall etc.) so please can you help me?

Interesting.

I have an LCIII, running a non-ethernet version of jpw's kernel, and have
had no problems with it (except of course that ethernet support does not
work...).

I have to admit I have made limited use of the computer so far, but I did
manage to configure and build perl5, a fairly involved process, with no
trouble.

This is incidentally with the 'old' scsi driver.

Specs:

LCIII
FPU
12M RAM
850M external D2 SCSI
System 7.5/Booter 1.8
Asante MacCon LC ethernet card (doesn't work - jpw built me a special kernel)

If you want to try the kernel I'm using, it's the one in jpw's ftp
directory called netbsd-noae or some such.

Jules

>
>-Erik
>(erik.stokhof@wkap.nl)
>(emstokh@knoware.nl)


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