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Posted on 05-Nov-2002 18:11 GMT by Lewis Mistreated88 comments
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Amigart has put online an excerpt from a log of the ExecSG Kernel booting on both the AmigaOne G3 and G4.
Just click here to take a look at it. Amigart has got a snapshot of the output log during the boot on a monitor, too.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 1 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by cOrpse on 05-Nov-2002 18:02 GMT
Am I thinking correctly that the first boot log was a network boot ? I can kinda remember something about TFTP and network booting from the TINY stuff i got sent from maxim..
If so , Will it be possible to have diskless OS4 on the amigaOne :)
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 2 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by SlimJim on 05-Nov-2002 18:04 GMT
I'm looking forward to people commenting on this - people actually knowing what
we are seeing... ;-)
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SlimJim
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 3 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Ben Hermans/Hyperion on 05-Nov-2002 18:14 GMT
In reply to Comment 2 (SlimJim):
No prices for the first one that says it's all a hoax and we had somebody type this all up.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 4 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by cOrpse on 05-Nov-2002 18:16 GMT
In reply to Comment 3 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
I'm pissed that eyetech lied to us ... the amigaOne SE is meant to be 600mhz but its clear from these logs is a mear 599.9
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 5 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by priest on 05-Nov-2002 18:24 GMT
In reply to Comment 3 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
You'll let us know when OS4 boots to workbench on CSPPC, right?
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 6 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by priest on 05-Nov-2002 18:26 GMT
In reply to Comment 3 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
Second note... I think you have been building comprehensive FAQ about OS4 questions, when you are planning to publish it? (please, not just "when it's done")
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 7 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Remco Komduur on 05-Nov-2002 18:36 GMT
Ha Amiga....Amiga... great!
I'm taking one more day to decide which Earlybird to order. The 600 MHz G3 or the 800 G4. I want to be using AmigaOS 4 as soon as possible so having the hardware up and running before that would be great.
I'm just wondering which ATI Radeon are going to be supported. I'm thinking about the 7500 or the 8500. I haven't folowed any thread on this.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 8 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Lando on 05-Nov-2002 18:51 GMT
In reply to Comment 4 (cOrpse):
I wouldn't worry about it. The difference between 599.999Mhz and 600Mhz would be tiny. You wouldn't even notice it in everyday use of the computer.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 9 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by cOrpse on 05-Nov-2002 18:52 GMT
In reply to Comment 8 (Lando):
Maybe I should have included a " ;) "
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 10 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Don Cox on 05-Nov-2002 19:00 GMT
In reply to Comment 9 (cOrpse):
There was a ;-) hidden in comment 8.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 11 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Sam Smith on 05-Nov-2002 19:08 GMT
In reply to Comment 7 (Remco Komduur):
Well the G4 800 Power System has a Radeon 8500 as well as: 512MB of RAM, an 80GB hard disk, Sound Blaster Live! card as well as DVD Rom and CDRW.
Eyetech have made the specs for the systems live on their web site now.
---
Sam
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 12 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Cucug on 05-Nov-2002 19:10 GMT
In reply to Comment 3 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
Hmm, this is funny .. so who wrote the OS 4 kernel then? By what code were all those messages created if you didn't write them? ;) .. just a critical comment .. but honestly, dear Ben, start to think before you write .. or just let it be, save time and do professional PR .. my 2 cents :)
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 13 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by cOrpse on 05-Nov-2002 19:13 GMT
In reply to Comment 11 (Sam Smith):
"Well the G4 800 Power System has a Radeon 8500 as well as: 512MB of RAM, an 80GB hard disk, Sound Blaster Live! card as well as DVD Rom and CDRW."
So all it needs is a DVD-R and about 40 gig of mp3 and divx maybe some pron if you can't get the real thing :P.
Anyone know if the megArray socket on the AmigaOne XE will take any mac cpu upgrades ;)
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 14 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Ben Hermans/Hyperion on 05-Nov-2002 19:14 GMT
In reply to Comment 12 (Cucug):
The output is "debug output" generated by Exec SG itself.
You clearly misunderstood my tongue in cheek here.
I was just pre-empting some smartass posting that this log was in fact a fake, typed up by an industrious Hyperion employee.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 15 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by SlimJim on 05-Nov-2002 19:25 GMT
In reply to Comment 14 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
> I was just pre-empting some smartass posting that this log was in fact a
> fake, typed up by an industrious Hyperion employee.
Duuuhhh... It was...? Why'd you have your employees do that?
;-) <-----
.
SlimJim
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 16 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 05-Nov-2002 19:26 GMT
In reply to Comment 14 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
Yeah, we are all dumb and stupid. Thank you Mr. Hermans.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 17 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by José on 05-Nov-2002 19:31 GMT
In reply to Comment 13 (cOrpse):
Good question. Would that be good to the Amiga maket, I mean, simply giving Mac hardware companies the money? Could there be a better solution so that the Amiga side gets some income too?
...don't say what I'm thinking you'll say:)...
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 18 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by SlimJim on 05-Nov-2002 19:34 GMT
In reply to Comment 16 (Anonymous):
@ Mr Anonymous
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 19 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by SlimJim on 05-Nov-2002 19:35 GMT
In reply to Comment 16 (Anonymous):
@ Mr Anonymous
It's not like it would be below some of the posters on this forum to
suggest such a thing you know.
.
SlimJim
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 20 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by - ZIP - on 05-Nov-2002 19:37 GMT
In reply to Comment 14 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
Posting a log such as this is stupid enough. It doesn't really matter whether it is real or not.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 21 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by DaveW on 05-Nov-2002 19:45 GMT
In reply to Comment 20 (- ZIP -):
Why is it stupid? Back in the good ole days I posted the boot log from BSD
booting up on my Quadra and it generated a lot of interest amongst the
technical members of the newsgroup at the time ( because it hadn't worked
up to that point ).
I find it interesting, and useful. In fact just with ExecSG as it stands
I could probably do a hell of a lot of cool stuff with AOS4.
But then you probably think Im a sad twat for liking writing ACID support modules
using task oriented message passing kernels.
No one forced you to take a look after all!
@Hyperion
Nice one, are there any API autodocs I can peruse? Same as Exec with a few
bells and whistles?
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 22 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by John Smith on 05-Nov-2002 19:47 GMT
In reply to Comment 14 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
Hello Ben!
You said (?) something about 2-3 days at the WOASE...is it possible to see more at the next show: Ottawa Amiga Show?
And how much more? :)
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 23 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Cucug on 05-Nov-2002 19:48 GMT
In reply to Comment 14 (Ben Hermans/Hyperion):
Why don't you follow the wise way of your employees, the Frieden brothers, and work more instead of waste your time and nerves on ann.lu and others with "first strike" flaming? We don't need flames, we need OS 4 !! So get it going NOW!
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 24 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by DaveW on 05-Nov-2002 19:50 GMT
In reply to Comment 22 (John Smith):
I think Ben H indicated that it might be seen in the wild running
on a Cyberstorm and the remaining work on the AmigaONE is device driver
and timer related stuff which isn't required for the Cyberstorm but would
be required for anything that cannot connect to the CIA and custom chipset crap
on the A4000 mobo.
Problem is that two days could be working days and the programmers might be
having too much fun playing Gauntlet Dark Legacy get much more in that two
days work per month...
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 25 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by DaveW on 05-Nov-2002 19:52 GMT
In reply to Comment 23 (Cucug):
I must have missed something, where was the flame from Mr H? Please explain!
Whilst I think Mr H has a good grasp of the theory I do not have any idea
how good he is at coding. Those in management tend to have plenty of idle
time and he is probably deliberately just keeping out of their way ( the
best management policy ) whilst they play Gauntlet, code or drink alco-pops.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 26 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by reflect on 05-Nov-2002 19:53 GMT
@Ben Hermans
Since Eyetech are taking orders for the EarlyBirds now, I hope there will be a comprehensive list of supported hardware soon?
I mean, people that want to buy a part here, a part there really needs to know exactly what cards will be initially supported
by OS4, and that fairly soon.
Is this list being made(or does it perhaps exist and I just haven't found anything on the subject?)
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 27 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by cOrpse on 05-Nov-2002 20:02 GMT
In reply to Comment 17 (José):
"Good question. Would that be good to the Amiga maket, I mean, simply giving Mac hardware companies the money? Could there be a better solution so that the Amiga side gets some income too?
...don't say what I'm thinking you'll say:)..."
I was thinking of stealing cpu's from mac users machines , i need a cunning plan to distract them but its all good so far ;)
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 28 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Charlie on 05-Nov-2002 21:55 GMT
I would not recommend anybody to even purchase any AmigaONE boards untill OS4 is actually out (OUT as in you have the original cd in front of you) The A1 is a mega expensive linux box and i cant really see people (except the complete amiga loons) to purchase a machine just to run a linux distro and a amiga emulator.
I say WAIT untill AOS4 is actually out and not some dREAM which can fall at any time.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 29 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 05-Nov-2002 22:29 GMT
In reply to Comment 28 (Charlie):
Somehow I have decided to go for the Pegasos/MorphOS combination. Simple because it's there. Applications are beeing ported already. MorphOS looks refreshing and the community is getting bigger every day. I also like the MicroATX Board because it's less powerconsuming, compact and looks cool.
What will happen with AmigaOS I can't tell.
- Is it there ? Dunno !
- Will it be stable ? Dunno !
- If it takes another 2-3 Months then how far is it ? Dunno !
- After it's there, will people still support or port for it ? Dunno !
It's hard to tell because MorphOS is there today and a shitload of ports started. After AmigaOS comes out then they need to get software. MorphOS will be a good step ahead during that time too and has more Software to offer. I'm not really tied to Amiga Inc. anymore.
The old Amiga Kickstart and Workbench can't be ported to PPC as is, we all know this. So after all none of both Systems are real Amiga Systems anymore besides the License. I am well aware that even Hyperion needed to rewrite the whole stuff and they probably did this from scratch, otherwise it would be a selfmurdering job tweaking the old cruft.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 30 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Sam Smith on 05-Nov-2002 22:43 GMT
In reply to Comment 29 (Anonymous):
But Workbench is being ported to PPC.
Out of all of the previous attempts at a next-gen Amiga (QNX, Linux) to get one that is based on a direct port of the original Workbench sources means that the AmigaOne with OS4 will be the most Amiga-like Amiga we could possibly hope to get.
Just out of interest - of all of the software coming out for MorphOS - which title do you see as being the 'killer app'?
---
Sam
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 31 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Henning Nielsen Lund [Denmark] on 05-Nov-2002 23:09 GMT
In reply to Comment 29 (Anonymous):
@ Anonymous
What will happen with MorphOS I can't tell.
- Is it there ? Dunno !
- Will it be stable ? Dunno !
- If it takes another 2-3 Months then how far is it ? Dunno !
- After it's there, will people support or port for it ? Dunno !
MorphOS IS STILL BETA!!! MorphOS IS NOT OUT THERE!!!
I will look forward to try MorphOS, when it gets stable, but I will go AmigaOne/AmigaOS4.x :O)
AmigaOS 4.0 is also beta, and is not out there, but AmigaOS 4.0 is my next OS :O)
And now a question: Does anyone know if the MorphOS team has any vision for the future, like Amiga Inc./Hyperion has with AmigaOS???
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 32 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 05-Nov-2002 23:19 GMT
In reply to Comment 30 (Sam Smith):
Oh, I'm not tied to Amiga since I use Linux for some years now. It's an eventuality for me switching back to an Amiga like system. And I don't even know if I really want to because I don't miss anything. It's not necessarily a Killer-App that I like to see. It's the community I like. It's hard to actually describe it.
I like that people started to understand that a future for Amiga can only be done by getting back old Users and getting new Customers. Now you need to offer these People a reason why they should decide to switch back to a little community without professional applications, questionable future. I somehow became used to open source (although I must say that I don't like the GNU/GPL much but the principles are honourable).
- How do you want to get these people when there are professional applications missing ?
- How do you want to compete with the open source community that offers a lot of powerfull programs including the sources ?
A criteria for me to buy a PPC system would depend on this.
- Why should I buy e.g. MegaCalc if I can use OpenOffice for free ?
- Why should I pay for AmigaSQL if I can use PostgreSQL or MySQL ?
Not to mention that many of these open source projects are developed by many people and many of these programs are technology wonders.
Now what impresses me is the fact that there are a lot of these programs being ported to MorphOS that I can use freely. Maybe this also happens for AmigaOS, who actually knows but for me this is one possible mainreason to get back on Amiga wether it's Pegasos/MorphOS or AmigaONE/AmigaOS. I think we all should not just change the System, we should also take compromises between a good mixture of open source and commercialism. This is the only way to get users and that is one possible future for the Amiga otherwise you will have a hard time competing with a big open source settled community better software vs. little community with commercial not so professional programs. I hope we all gonna learn and respect this one day and I see a good future for Amiga like System, no matter which as long as people understand this and right now it looks cool with all the amazing ports.
Some years ago I never thought to say words like these but it simply works. Get the community back, drop that childish behave about which System is better or not, start porting, mix it with commercialism and you see forward to a good future.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 33 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 05-Nov-2002 23:23 GMT
In reply to Comment 31 (Henning Nielsen Lund [Denmark]):
Well, I don't intended to answer on such a childish comment of yours. This only shows how immature you are. To find out with whom you talk I may welcome you to the #morphos channel. You know my IP here and maybe you like to talk with me in person so we can clarify the things. Find out who I am. Btw: I'm only there to talk to people I don't have any relationship with them.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 34 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Henning Nielsen Lund [Denmark] on 05-Nov-2002 23:33 GMT
In reply to Comment 33 (Anonymous):
@ Anonymous (217.82.98.214)
Sorry, but I can't see why my commit should be more childish than your.
MorphOS is still in Beta, and AmigaOS is still in Beta. Everyone knows - everyone with interest.
I want AmigaOS, you want MorphOS, I see no problem.
But I would like to know what you think is childish about my comment???
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 35 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by KenH on 05-Nov-2002 23:34 GMT
In reply to Comment 33 (Anonymous):
>Well, I don't intended to answer on such a childish comment of yours. This only shows how immature you are.
It's unfortunate how honourability and charitability are a one sided affair. But we can aspire to those ideals I guess. I hope you take your own advce too.(assuming you are the same anon)
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 36 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Martin Wollert on 05-Nov-2002 23:35 GMT
In reply to Comment 31 (Henning Nielsen Lund [Denmark]):
very nice, what do you thing in which state OS4 will be when it is released next year?
Yes, its also BETA and has had a much shorter betatest peroid as MorphOS. Imagine what will run better........
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 37 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Henning Nielsen Lund [Denmark] on 05-Nov-2002 23:36 GMT
In reply to Comment 33 (Anonymous):
@ Anonymous (217.82.98.214)
Sorry I can't visit you at the #morphos channel right now, I'm making a project right now :O(
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 38 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Henning Nielsen Lund [Denmark] on 05-Nov-2002 23:42 GMT
In reply to Comment 36 (Martin Wollert):
@ Martin Wollert
I have not written anything about AmigaOS to be better than MorphOS, or that it will be better, only that they both are in the Betaphase now!
And that I will go AmigaOS, you are welcome to go MorphOS, if you want, but I will not.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 39 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by ehaines on 05-Nov-2002 23:42 GMT
In reply to Comment 28 (Charlie):
> I would not recommend anybody to even purchase any AmigaONE boards untill
> OS4 is actually out (OUT as in you have the original cd in front of you)
> The A1 is a mega expensive linux box and i cant really see people (except
> the complete amiga loons) to purchase a machine just to run a linux
> distro and a amiga emulator.
But it will also run MacOnLinux, which x86 Linux boxes won't do. Since I
have a bunch of Mac software (second to the amount of Amiga stuff I have),
it still makes sense even without OS4.
It's only "mega expensive" if you consider $200 or so more than a decent x86
motherboard to be a "mega amount of money," which I don't, sorry.
So I'll be getting one. I will not be getting a Pegasos at this point,
despite being equally interested in that some time ago. The attitude of
many MorphOS people has become increasingly destructive and annoying, much
more so than the AmigaOS loonies. Since the Pegasos is functionally
barely different from an AmigaOne, there's no "gotta have it" technology
there that overcomes such a hostile userbase (such as it is).
Congratulations, MorphOS wankers, you succeeded in driving away a
potential customer, accomplishing exactly the opposite of what your
constant Hyperion/Eyetech bashing was meant to accomplish. Think about
what you're doing, maybe.
And you AmigaOS4 wankers might want to consider that you could well be
doing the same thing.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 40 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 06-Nov-2002 00:05 GMT
In reply to Comment 34 (Henning Nielsen Lund [Denmark]):
Ok listen please.
The way you replied to me showed it. The way you turned my own words and replaced the content with AmigaOS is not really original. Not very nice from a person that I don't know of. As I said I'm long years Linux-User that may be interested in buying your products as a customer. I saw you have the amiga.org domain in your email address, so I assume you work for Amiga. But how can I take you serious if you reply immature to your possible customers ? This is not good public relationship you do, not good customer relationship either. If you want to give me a good argument then you need to stand behind your product and show me reasons that I as customer may get interested again. Please come up with an good argument why you think I should go for AmigaONE/AmigaOS instead Pegasus/MorphOS ?
- To sell a product you need to stand behind it (you do)
- To make customers belive in your product behave nice (you don't)
- To sell a product name the advantages that make customers belive in you
I am getting gray hair already and I'm used to talk with people that I can take serious. If I want to buy a House or a new Car then I want a serious honourable person standing infront of me that I can talk with - no puppets.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 41 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Henning Nielsen Lund [Denmark] on 06-Nov-2002 00:24 GMT
In reply to Comment 40 (Anonymous):
Sorry, I have nothing to do with Amiga Inc.
Amiga.org is a newspage/forum, where you as a user get an "email-adress", that you can use (it will redirect the email to you email adress).
I think you should try to go to Amiga.org (it's not only Amiga related, it's also MorphOS, Pegasos ...).
You find me there as hnl_dk, as you can see from the email-adress :O)
I didn't want to attack you or MorphOS, but many people only look from one side, and I just wanted to show it from the other side.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 42 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by SlimJim on 06-Nov-2002 01:52 GMT
In reply to Comment 40 (Anonymous):
Sorry, I have to defend my danish friend here. I must say that if you consider
Henning's reply a childish flame (and taking time to comment on it so many times
as well) I don't know what you'd say of the REAL flames happening here. Actually,
I wouldn't even consider his post a flame at all in the context of ANN, and nothing
to even think twice about (since you obviously don't agree).
By your response, your normal hangouts must be really nice-behaved and tidy...
Having said that, I take it you are a "new" potential Amiga/MOS customer. I welcome
you and hope there will be more like you!
And oh, look by amiga.org someday, will you? A lot less shouting there.
.
SlimJim
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 43 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by SlimJim on 06-Nov-2002 01:56 GMT
In reply to Comment 40 (Anonymous):
Oh, and one more thing... You do realize you are talking MOS in a thread about
the AOS4 bootup? If that isn't asking for trouble (and being OT) I don't know what is.
.
SlimJim
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 44 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 06-Nov-2002 02:02 GMT
In reply to Comment 42 (SlimJim):
>Sorry, I have to defend my danish friend here. I must say that if you
>consider Henning's reply a childish flame
Yeah, well. Henrik's comment was somewhat silly:
"MorphOS IS STILL BETA!!! MorphOS IS NOT OUT THERE!!!"
Not to mention plain and simply wrong. Yes, MorphOS is still beta. But yes, it is OUT THERE. It is for sale, you can buy it. One has been able to buy it for sometime now. The old version has been available for download even longer. Therefore it is out there in the very context it was presented in this thread, meaning people can and HAVE already ported software for it.
AmigaOS 4.x on the other hand is just now getting into integration and is only in the hands of a few. MorphOS clearly is out there, and to claim otherwise just based on beta status (which is no secret, heck, it's called the Betatester) is ludicrous. Well, if nothing else, biased - to use another "trendy" word here...
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 45 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by Henning Nielsen Lund [Denmark] on 06-Nov-2002 02:41 GMT
In reply to Comment 44 (Anonymous):
@Anonymous (168.143.113.133)
I don't know if you are the same as the other Anonymous, as you do not have the same IP, but:
When Anonymous (217.82.98.214) wrote that MorphOS is out there, then it sounds like it's for sale --> Finished ...
But it is not ready.
Just like AmigaOS.
We/I do not know how many can use AmigaOS 4.0Beta right now, as they have signed their NDA.
I understand why they need to sign the NDA, and I respect it.
MorphOS is more open with their Beta, but still it is not out there (from my point of view - not more than AmigaOS 4.0Beta).
@SlimJim
Tak, det var som om jeg var helt alene :-(
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 46 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by DaveW on 06-Nov-2002 04:54 GMT
In reply to Comment 44 (Anonymous):
Yeah but you and a few others did come onto here with the specific purpose in
mind of doing Thendic/BPlans work for them and spread a little Fear, Uncertainty
and Doubt about AmigaOS4, evidenced by the content that you posted.
Problem is, that it just makes you all look a bit afraid and desperate which
is strange seeings the platform which you have put yourselves behind has
got the jump on AmigaOS4/AmigaONE.
So yeah, from the outside ( because I am an outsider these days ) I agree with
the earlier posts that this kind of stupidity on either side is just shit stirring
and has the complete opposite effect. If I were considering PPC hardware it would
not be an Amiga or a Pegasos because neither are good enough yet technically
or politically.
I'll stick with my twin processor RS6K and Mandrake running on my AMD.
In order to attract people to your "community" of MorphOS users you are better
of appearing as helpful and constructive as possible at all times.
Dave.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 47 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by DaveW on 06-Nov-2002 05:02 GMT
Mr H seems to have a bad habit of not answering direct constructive questions.
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 48 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by david on 06-Nov-2002 05:27 GMT
Press any key to interrupt autoboot: 0
ARP broadcast 1
TFTP from server 192.168.0.3; our IP address is 192.168.0.5
Filename '/tftpboot/os4.image'.
Load address: 0x500000
Loading:
well PPC G3 boot loader seems to be generating a unix prompt or am I seeing things? As for these messages, they should be debug only messages and hidden at the normal bootup sequence. (replace with spinning Amiga Logo!) Well you can attached a touch screen to the case ands have the messages on there along with interactive set up... What ever you want is my choice. (stolen from the specs of the imaginary Super Vaio computer)
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 49 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by DaveW on 06-Nov-2002 05:31 GMT
In reply to Comment 48 (david):
You are seeing things.
>Press any key to interrupt autoboot: 0
Thats just a prompt
> ARP broadcast 1
> TFTP from server 192.168.0.3; our IP address is 192.168.0.5
Thats just seeking for a place to load the boot image of OS4 over the private
network.
> Filename '/tftpboot/os4.image'.
This is just the location of the boot image on the FTP server
What was it that you think is Unix about this output?
OS4 kernel boot logs : Comment 50 of 88ANN.lu
Posted by SlimJim on 06-Nov-2002 06:56 GMT
In reply to Comment 48 (david):
@David
> As for these messages, they should be debug only messages and hidden at the
> normal bootup sequence.
This is the kernel output. It was directed to the screen solely for the purpose
of this demonstration.
.
SlimJim
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