Subject: Re: ss20 duoble cpu apparing strange on dmesg
To: matthew green <mrg@eterna.com.au>
From: Antonio Bravo <tonio@freeshell.org>
List: port-sparc
Date: 10/20/2003 12:55:18
matthew green wrote:
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> On Sunday, October 19, 2003, at 09:31 PM, matthew green wrote:
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> > actually, i had issues with my tri-HS machine running SMP kernel
> > with the icache disabled. i'm pretty sure there is more than just
> > the icache lossage - but the issues == hard hang, so i have no
> > idea what is going on...
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> So I should update the docs against running HS machines with SMP?
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>yup. we should document that SMP only works on supersparc & viking
>modules.
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>.mrg.
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yes that could be fine to be more accurate in the FAQs/docs.
I bought some Ross cpu's just by reading that all modules where working
SMP...and discovered it's far from being thruth.
Well I guess most people used to ss10/20 know about the possible
pecularities of Ross modules It's in fact an excellent
opportunity to hack and learn.
With current I got 2x100mhz and 2x166 mhz to boot but the system wasn't
stable.
About docs: why the lack of Ross papers. (at least the ones easily
available from the web.archive.org...) on the
NetBSD sparc page ? (as a comparison: I'm a big fan of HP 9000 and when
it comes about running/hacking say ....linux on
them, I can get all HP docs on parisc-linux.org....).