On Fri, Aug 10, 2001 at 09:10:52AM -0700, Ilya Volynets wrote: > Both. The kernel sources for O2 live in cvs.foobazco.org. Also, > there are LOTS of problems. You will need some extra ethernet > adapter, for example, since MACE ethernet is not suported. (I am > working on it at the moment, but don't hold your breath). NICs that > are knownw to work: some tulip-based. NICs that are known not to > work: 3c905B-TX... Also eepro100 has worked for me in the past. Someone should investigate why the 3c doesn't work; probably the driver is doing something forbidden. While we're at it, someone should sync that tree with oss again. It doesn't appear likely that I'll be working on it for some time, if ever. > Also, things only work uncached. Well, even then I can't really claim that it "works" for any standard meaning of the word. Frankly, I'd rather people start running cached so that those problems can get fixed, especially since running cached isn't really *that* much worse anyway. > As you now understand, O2+Linux is kernel-hacker only toy at the moment. Isn't that the rule? Completeness of Linux support is directly proportional to the degree of obsolescence of the hardware. You want full support, just run Irix... it's not like it's windows or anything. -- Keith M Wesolowski <wesolows@foobazco.org> http://foobazco.org/~wesolows ------(( Project Foobazco Coordinator and Network Administrator ))------ "There is no such song as 'Acid Acid Acid' by 'The Acid Heads' but there might as well be." --jwz
