Re: [cobalt-developers] Success!!

[Robert Abraham <rob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

what about the interface? the web based administration? did it stay 
intact?

this sounds pretty neat. you can also put NetBSD on MIPS based cobalt 
products,
which is cool, however it's only the MIPS products... all of my cobalt 
devices are
intel based :(

-Robert Abraham, President
-http://www.hyperaccess.net

On Monday, May 14, 2001, at 12:17 PM, Dax Kelson wrote:

> On my Qube 3, I now have running:
>
> Red Hat 7.1
> kernel 2.4.4ac6+cobaltpatches
> Reiserfs for /
> Cisco Aironet 350 802.11b PCI card (required a patch to the 2.4 kernel)
>
> Thanks very much to Tim Hockin and Alan Cox.
>
> I plan on writing up a document describing the whole process.
>
> The last hurdle with init not running was because the "Red Hat 7.1" 
> image
> I used had been created on a Pentium II box.  The Red Hat installer 
> picked
> (as it should) the i686 glibc RPM.
>
> Now, when I "downgraded" to the i386 glibc RPM, it STILL wouldn't work.
> This is what threw me for a loop.
>
> I fixed that by putting the hard drive from the Qube 3 in a Pentium III
> box, mounting the root filesystem and chrooting to it.   When I ran "ldd
> /sbin/init", even though I had the "i386" glibc RPM installed, it was
> still linking against "/lib/i686/libc.so".  I move /lib/i686 to
> /lib/i686-bad, and ran ldconfig.  Then ldd reported init (and all other
> binaries) linking against "/lib/libc.so".  I put the drive back into the
> Qube3, and it booted up fine.
>
> Dax
>
>
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