Hi Michael,
I'm also running debian on a 7200. Unlike Adam but like Ethan's friend,
the last kernel I could got running was 2.2.14. I have tried 2.2.15 and
2.2.16 and neither would work. I have yet to compile my own kernel
though so maybe something will be different there. I have tried a kernel
that someone else (I forget who. I'll have to check my emails) compiled
for me for my machine but that did not work. Sorry that I did not
respond sooner but I have beeen away from the list for a while. I had
much the same problems as you when I installed. The kernel I am
currently running I took off the ppc ftpsite since at the time the
kernel installed by debian would not boot. If you look at the ppc faq
you might find some interesting info too (I did). If you have anymore
problems.... email me. I might be able to help (and then again. not).
James
Adam C Powell IV wrote:
>
> Michael Lyngbøl wrote:
>
> > Doh! It is /vmlinux - now I end up here:
> >
> > Second-stage QUIK loader
> > boot:
> > Starting at 0
> > opening display /[EMAIL PROTECTED] failed
> > copying OF device tree...done
> > booting...
> >
> > Reading some of Ethan Benson's posts to debian-powerpc list I'll be
> > stuck here?!
>
> It seems that with quik, the answer is unfortunately yes. The last kernel I
> got
> to boot was 2.2.15.
>
> I have a 2.2.15 kernel deb using approximately the Debian .config (from
> 2.2.17,
> oldconfig'd to 2.2.15; .config is there as a separate file for you to look
> over), and its various pieces for easy install without using dpkg, at:
> http://lyre.mit.edu/~powell/debian-ppc-bugs.html
>
> -Adam P.
>
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