Message-ID: <3C0FAC7D.4020900@amis.com> Date: Thu, 06 Dec 2001 10:35:57 -0700 From: Scott Serr <sserr@amis.com> Subject: [suse-axp] MILO in UDB Flash
I'm running an old Multia/UDB. (SuSE 7.1, 2.4.16-pre1[3 hour compile],
80MB RAM, 166MHz, no floppy)
It is important that I get MILO into flash.
Reason:
This is because I am going with a large/cheap IDE drive instead of the
old LOUD external SCSI drives that I've had. This sounds bad
performance-wise, but I have installed a Promise Ultra 66 EIDE
controller that I had laying around in the one PCI slot. With my tests
it is just as fast or maybe slightly faster than a drive hooked to the
SCSI controller. To go external SCSI less, *I need to boot off of hde*!
To do this I must have MILO in flash.
After MUCH searching I've picked up the Milo 2.2 and 2.2.19-SuSE of
Stefan Reinauer's. (thank you) I've got them compiled etc with a small
change so I can boot the *hde* device. It works!
I was brave last night, I 'run sda1:fmu.gz' then I ram 'program'.
Nothing blew up. I rebooted. I still get the ARC console. It was my
impression that this would blow away the ARC console.
Please let me know how I can run MILO from the flash.
Thanks for any help,
Scott Serr
AMI Semiconductor
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