[SunRescue] Sparc 20 woes

[Ken Hansen]

Thinking out-loud, hope this helps:

1) SS20s use SCA drives, right? Are the drives in the right SCSI-ID
addresses?

2) probe-scsi - are the drives there?

3) Are these drives of unusual size (DOUS)? Might there be a problem with
the
   capacity of the drives and your OpenBoot PROM? (Just a thought, don't
even
   know if there is a size limit)?

4) If you pur the drives back in your previous system, will they boot there?
Is the
   previous system another SS20?

5) Do you have a spare drive you could try installing off of? The SCSI
controller
   may be failing (longshot).

HTH,

Ken

----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve Doyle" <S.Doyle at csc.liv.ac.uk>
To: <rescue at sunhelp.org>
Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2000 4:31 PM
Subject: [SunRescue] Sparc 20 woes


>
> The new (to me anyway) sparc20 arrived the other day - put the disks
> from the old one into it and fire the machine up. No joy.
>
> All I get is an error mesasage saying :
>
> panic - boot: no interrupt-enable node?
> Program Terminated
> ok
>
> It boots fine off the cdrom though. Anyone have any ideas whats going
> on with this ?
>
> S.
>
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