On 2016-03-04 15:47, John Paul Adrian Glaubitz wrote:
On 03/05/2016 05:24 AM, alexmcwhirter@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I do find it odd that the Debian port seems to be working fine. I'm
going to give the latest kernel on a try on this box. Previously i had
only tried up to the latest rendition of 4.1. If it's still broken I
will boot up Debian and see what's going on. Hopefully it isn't
hardware
specific "This is a cheetah box IIRC"
It might be a toolchain issue.
Are you using the default compiler options or did you tune anything?
Adrian
I'm just passing "-mcpu=ultrasparc -mtune=ultrasparc -O2 -pipe" on
cflags, chost is sparc64-uknown-linux-gnu... which should be a fairly
standard setup. I would also imagine that a toolchain issue would also
cause issues on kernels older than 3.19.
I wonder if this is some odd interaction between OpenSSL and the kernel.
I've been compiling OpenSSL without the assembly optimization because
the build system needs fixed a bit on the Gentoo end for sparc64. SCP
also exibits similar behaviour to rsync and both use ssh to do their
respective jobs. That's literally only thing im aware of that deviates
from the typical gentoo structure.
Anyways, im giving Debian a shot now. The installer refused to format my
boot partition as ext2, so i had to use ext3. That probably a little off
topic though, so ill keep you updated on my findings.
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