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...Here is an example what "fdisk -l" could report (The Start and End sectors here are just examples. They can be different on your system) If you have multip ...ate a /root/.wgetrc file and export the proxy setting on the command line. Here is an example:

...itions. They are not required to be within the first 2 Gbytes or anything. Here's a working setup as shown by '''cfdisk''', the partitioning program used b .... Since this varies from model to model there are no specific instructions here.

We are dealing here with a part of the [[BootingSystem]], namely the [[ProcessorDependentCode]] Here is the tree we are presenting in SysFS:

...e latest installation ISO here] or [http://ftp.parisc-linux.org/debian-cd/ here]. ...ides a port to PA-RISC which you may download [http://dl.t2sde.org/binary/ here.]

Here are details developers care about in order to '''modify, build, test''' par # You can also "make config" or "make menuconfig" here

The PA-RISC hardware is arranged in a specific way [TODO MORE HERE]. unsigned long *addr; /* which will be stored here */

TODO: put call sequence here TODO: put call sequence here

...about generic Linux Debian 8.0 installation procedure for PA-RISC machines here. We have decided to make a specific page for the hp c8000 workstation not b ...y good, nicely formatted, very useful user manual, available in PDF format here. If you can, don't print it. Save the paper and save the world: to use the

...le with the Linux Virtual Memory Management, you might want to take a look here: http://www.informit.com/articles/article.asp?p=336868 The full email is here:<br>

...valds/linux.git/commit/?id=8b1d72395635af45410b66cc4c4ab37a12c4a831 Fix is here] ...f CONFIG_MLONGCALLS, only 14MB/s with debian kernel and dd if=/dev/zero of=here bs=1k count=100000 ?

tool in parisc-linux cvs (build-tools module). Here, I will So, here, the instruction is a ldw from r21. In this particular

...bout various parts of the PA-RISC low level Linux kernel code can be found here: Here are some drivers that have been written specially for the PA-RISC Linux por

... "wanted features" page! BTW, if you think you have found a bug not listed here then please report it to the PA-RISC Linux mailing list. Some of the issues described here might never be resolved, partly due to the fact that documentation is unava

/* here futex_wait with 0,0 would be disallowed, so * be acquired here with waiters, but in that case we

...lso want to support locks which have been initialised to 0 (with memset). Here's the current scheme, sometimes called Lock-Equivalent Position Deferred:

We are dealing here with a special kind of drivers, namely [http://www.alsa-project.org ALSA] d Here we detail special hat-tricks.

More will be added here about parameters and options to use when building. and in particular the startup sequence for the loader. Attached here is my annotated loader startup sequence, this is the order things run in

Here's some alternative sequences if we made <tt>__tls_get_addr</tt> a millicode

...a.patch patch] for MkLinux on PA-RISC. It comes in assembler form only, so here's the translation

Nearly all of the documents listed here are copyrighted by HP and made available in the hope they would be useful t

...since the PDC will ask <code>Interact with IPL (Y/N)?</code> Just enter Y here and palo will let you change the parameters.

... the old Wiki at wiki.parisc-linux.org was moved and the webpage redirects here.

People who have contributed a lot are marked bold. If you are missing here, please let us know.

: Processor Internal Memory. Machine state is saved here for [#hpmc HPMC], [#lpmc LPMC], and [#toc TOC]'s. See PDC_PIM in "PDC Proce

...age'' accessing. Some of the kernel hooks to access the PDC are documented here.

guarantee all DMA has been issued (issues about atomicity here)

... logic in the Elroy (LBA) figures some junk out that isn't really relevant here, mapping an interrupt line to a write address of the form 0xfee0'0000 with

[[File:PuffinFest2000.zip|You can download some pictures of this event here]]

;r31: the <tt>ble</tt> instruction puts the return pointer in here.

...k when an exception happens. (TODO: explain the dwarf2 unwinding mechanism here).

Listed here are the tasks required to complete a 64-bit userspace:

A good example is better than a long explanation, so here it is:

operation and takes one cycle. Here is the typical array reference:

# for a list see here: https://alioth.debian.org/plugins/scmgit/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?a=project_list

Here you find some photos of the rp3410 server which we got sponsored.

Doug Burton had written up some GSP notes, which can be found here:

Problem is probably here:

Here is an example xorg.conf file which is needed when you run on a graphics car

Here is the settings of these bits for Pinnacles and Pluto based systems:

This does not work yet. Mostly due to missing qemu drivers. For here for some notes about how to install [[HPUX-9]].

: Current build status is here: https://buildd.debian.org/status/architecture.php?a=hppa&suite=sid