> In message <9701270911.AA00539@ald2la10.apd.dec.com>,
> 	"Elmar Kolkman" writes:
> >> In message <9701270745.AA00122@ald2la10.apd.dec.com>,
> >> 	"Elmar Kolkman" writes:
> >> >I've tried a bit more, and I'm sure it ISN'T the SCSI code. I will attach
> >> >the full boot log from SCSI at the end of this file, but I've also tried by
> >> >removing ALL SCSI hardware, including the controller, from my system. It
> >> >still hangs with the 'old' 1.2 kernel (I didn't have a 1.2b prerelease
> >> >kernel) when netbooting from my linux-machine.
> >> 
> >> What happens when you pull out *all* the DCM cards?  Have you tried 
> >
> >Hm. Problems all over. I *only* have DCM cards, no HIL keyboard or a screen.
> >So I need the first DCM card for the console-port. I haven't tried with only
> >1 DCM card and NO SCSI controller (so I would have only the system-,
> >interface- and 1 MUX board.
> 
> Umm, your earlier mail said you have a DCA port, probably built in.  Set the
> REMOTE bit on it (can't remember how to do that on a 370) and pull out the
> last DCM.

That would be a solution, if someone could tell me.
The DCA port is located on the interface board.

> 
> >> increasing the RAM to 16 or 32mb?
> >
> >How ? I don't have any RAM boards, only this lonely 370 ;-)
> 
> Well, odds are that you're running out of memory inside the kernel.

I hope not, and if I look at the systems some others have it running on,
then my 8 Mb should be enough. Maybe someone else with a 370 could help on
this ?

					Elmar

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