http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/-Digital-Alpha-forum-11.html Latest 15 Messages on help.lockergnome.com http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/UP1500-default-DIPsw-setting--ftopict497691.html#1266663 On 4 B7n B28 BF| B B8aA0 B8:43 martisch wrote: > SW2 is 00001100 and SW3 is 01000000 Thank you http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/cpml_ev6-tar-gz--ftopict484978.html#1248404 ftp: ftp compaq com pub products C Cxx linux Most of the compaq tools can be found on their FTP with the notable exceptions of cfal and cxml I m not sure you can find the exact version but there are others Matt http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Valid-SCSI-configuration-XP1000--ftopict487116.html#1241494 meganbg@gmail com wrote: > My XP1000 used to work but a power hit took appears to have taken out > the SCSI > adapter a KZPBA CX Is this the only SCSI adapter which will work > on the XP1000 > in SRM or are there others? > I have 4 refs of cards supported by SRM for AS series; XP more recent thus better support for larger variety what I use: ISP10x0 10 20 40 80 53C8 http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Public-good-computing-projects--ftopict481865.html#1228394 In message Oldtech writes >John Beardmore wrote: >> I ve got and old three processor EV4 box running Debian Linux that ran >> classic Seti@home when it was last used in anger >> >> We may be running it as a server again and as it will be up 24 7 it >> would be nice to have it do something useful >> >> Are there any public http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Search-Largest-Database-DEC-VAX-PDP-Manuals--ftopict470056.html#1193105 www vaxennet com Search Largest Database of DEC VAX PDP Manuals In searchable Acrobat pdf format New manuals will be added periodically Good for educational purpose for collectors and even Ebay sellers 6 28 2007 11:22:39 PM WWW familyradio com The Sound of the New life 4 year s s 3 months 2 http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/UP2000-Ram-Requirements--ftopict427616.html#1193104 Steven Hirsch wrote: > DiskMan wrote: >> They re four 512mb sticks I went ahead and purchased them aftering >> find a few folks who used the very same memory except by Kingston on >> they re XP1000s I snagged all four sticks for 49 ; WillieLG > > Can you drop a quick post when you ve verified that they are properly > recognized at full capacity and stable ? Thanks > Al http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Memory--ftopict427615.html#1104555 On 8 Jun 23:19 Brian E wrote: > I have an AlphaServer 800 and want to upgrade it s memory a bit > > Are there any issues to mixing memory sizes between the different banks? > > Example: 4x64MB in one bank and 4x16MB in the other > > Thanks > > Brian Hi Brian Try Long URL I know : http: www ec kingston com ecom configurator_new models_disc a http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/kernel-titan--ftopict427614.html#1104553 Hi all Is there anybody here that can run a recent kernel on Titan DS25 ? I m trying to compile 2 6 21 3 and I also tried every past version from 2 6 15 but aboot freezes when I start it Just in case do you have any hint patch whatever to make it run? It seems that only AlphaCore can boot but I would like to avoid that distro cheers d http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Multia-UDB--ftopict427613.html#1104552 I ve listed the item on eBay It s a VX40 with 64MB RAM It boots into SRM and the ARC console http: cgi ebay com ws eBayISAPI dll?ViewItem ih=010 sspagename=STRK 3AMESE 3AIT viewitem= item=200111840205 rd=1 rd=1 http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Linux--ftopict427612.html#1104551 DEMAINE Benoit Pierre wrote: > > After a time I got tired of having to move card to x86 to run > configuration software every time I wanted to deeply change arrays Card > also refused to boot if disk was taken out while machine was down even > if disk was taken from an aray that was not the booting one That why my > DAC960 ended up on Ebay : I haven t done this in a while bu http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/Ram-dec--ftopict427611.html#1104544 After carefull study I will not need your RAMs Thank you for your cooperation >o_ DEMAINE Benoit Pierre aka DoubleHP http: benoit demaine info If computing were an exact science IT engineers would not have work \_o< So all that s left Is the proof that love s not only blind but deaf FAKE TALES OF SAN FRANCISCO Arctic Monkeys http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/UP2000-Software-Raid--ftopict398700.html#1104543 DiskMan wrote: > Is it possible to setup alpha linux with software raid? Yes; as easy as on any other arch Debian was easiest to me > The reason I ask > is sometime ago I attempted it and all it did was complain about how it > wasn t compatible with BSD slices and the like No matter what I did I > couldn t get the bugger up and running WillieG BSD slices has nothing to do wit http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/kernel-compiling--ftopict427610.html#1104542 CMD and PDC are known to have bugs In menu config you will find specific information about those; expecially there are modules to fix or block those bugs: one does fix other does desactivate chip I remember that a misconf on some x86 leaded me to the same problem using CMD integrated to mother board of a 486 Check full log; sometimes it may tell desactivating THIS chip or http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/UP2000-Raid--ftopict392421.html#1017071 On Mon 2007 02 12 at 12:45 0600 DiskMan wrote: > Staffan Tjernstrom wrote: > > On Mon 2007 01 22 at 16:05 0600 DiskMan wrote: > >> Sometime ago I attempted to setup RAID on my box but apparently FreeBSD > >> slices aren t compatible with Alpha Linux Another thing I wanted to > >> use hardware raid as opposed to software raid If anyone has any > >> ideas please feel free http://help.lockergnome.com/linux/UP2000-RAID--ftopict392420.html#992996 Sometime ago I attempted to setup RAID on my box but apparently FreeBSD slices aren t compatible with Alpha Linux Another thing I wanted to use hardware raid as opposed to software raid If anyone has any ideas please feel free to let me know I m even partial to SCSI provided its SCSI II 68pin [thats what type of drives I happen to have on hand] Will L G [aka DiskMan] <em>Using <a href="http://www.gotoassist.com/chris">GoToAssist</a> is the easiest way to view and control another person's computer online. 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