On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Alan Cox wrote:
> > I probing to install RedHat 6.1 on a NCR 3437 server and in tahe moment
> > of booting (disc contains boot.img) kernel stoping in the point:
>
> Red Hat and I think pretty much every distribution doesn;t ship with an MCA
> bus aware kernel.
Debian does, at least Slink. I haven't tried the Potato boot-disks yet;
mainly because I've already installed the machine once and for all...
> > Micro Channel Refresh
> > Enabled
> > Fairness/Par. Bus Device(SLOT 1)
> > Enabled
>
> You need a custom kernel built to include CONFIG_MCA, then things should work
> fine, and we support a fair amout of MCA bus hardware
Yup. Just hope that your SCSI-controller is supported...
/David
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