Subject: Re: Problems with DS2100
To: Jeremy C. McDermond <mcdermj@PEAK.ORG>
From: James MacKinnon <jmack@Phys.UAlberta.Ca>
List: port-pmax
Date: 07/10/1995 12:53:11
On Mon, 10 Jul 1995, Jeremy C. McDermond wrote:
>
> I got the miniroot from gregoio.stanford.edu and loaded it on my DECStation
> 2100 this week, the thing boots okay - and generally looks pretty cool. The
> only problem is that during long compiles, it seems to hang. I remember hearing
> that there were questions on whether the kernel was really paging correctly,
> and thougth of this as a possible cause. I can't compile a kernel because it
> hangs half way in the middle. Hardware is:
>
> DS2100
> Mono FB
> 12 Mb Memory
> 2 x IBM 1Gb F/W SCSI disks (Root partition is on one of these)
> 1 x RZ55
Beef up your RAM to at least 16MB (preferably more). Paging is broken in
pmax, and a pmax kernel compile uses about 15 MB to completion.
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