3 May
2002
3 May
'02
9:04 a.m.
I have a friend who has a Sun i386 running SunOS 4 and is looking for
documents/webpages related to either of them. Especially for SunOS 4 manuals.
Anyone got any or can point me to information? Thanks!
Tarsi
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3 May
3 May
9:40 a.m.
On Fri, 3 May 2002 13:04:29 -0500, Tarsi
wrote:
I have a friend who has a Sun i386 running SunOS 4 and
is looking for
documents/webpages related to either of them. Especially for SunOS 4 manuals.
Anyone got any or can point me to information? Thanks!
Tarsi
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http://www.sunshack.org/index.html
http://www.sun.com/products-n-solutions/hardware/docs/Workstation_Produc
ts/Workstations/SPARCstation_Workstations/
http://www.sunstuff.org/hardware/systems/sun4/sun4/SPARCstation330/
Greetings from
Fritz Chwolka - Duisburg
/ collecting old computers just for fun at www.alterechner.de \
11:01 a.m.
>Tarsi wrote:
>I have a friend who has a Sun i386 running SunOS 4 and is looking for
>documents/webpages related to either of them. Especially for SunOS 4 manuals.
>Anyone got any or can point me to information? Thanks!
Fritz Chwolka wrote:
http://www.sunshack.org/index.html
http://www.sun.com/products-n-solutions/hardware/docs/Workstation_Produc
ts/Workstations/SPARCstation_Workstations/
http://www.sunstuff.org/hardware/systems/sun4/sun4/SPARCstation330/
Greetings,
I personally own the Sun 386i that Tarsi was kind enough to post about.
SunShack is very interesting, and I found some information on 386i's - but
little to nothing on SunOS 4 administratia.
The Sun.com address and the SunStuff.org address have *nothing at all* to
do with Sun 386i's, nor SunOS 4 so I'm somewhat at a loss to understand
why you posted those particular addresses.
Thanks for the first link, however.
My first real quandry is how to get the machines ethernet interface up and
talking. I have ie0 set up correctly with the right address, and I have a
default route in the route table... However pinging anything (including
ie0's IP, excluding 127.0.0.1) gives me a "Network is down" response.
JP
11:53 a.m.
New subject: SunOS4 and Sun i386,, ifconfig -a plumb
On Friday 03 May 2002 15:01, you wrote:
My first real quandry is how to get the machines
ethernet interface up and
talking. I have ie0 set up correctly with the right address, and I have a
default route in the route table... However pinging anything (including
ie0's IP, excluding 127.0.0.1) gives me a "Network is down" response.
how about the plumb directive ?
read the init scripting, you should find a plumb directive to ifconfig
if im not mistaken, that has to be issued before the interface will
work
try grepping your scripting for the keyword plumb
( sunspeak for plumbing i suppose, taken from the context )
Sun:/etc/init.d# grep plumb *
asppp: system("ifconfig " $2 " unplumb")
rootusr: /sbin/ifconfig le0 plumb
sysid.net: /sbin/ifconfig -a plumb > /dev/null 2>&1
12:54 p.m.
New subject: SunOS4 and Sun i386,, ifconfig -a plumb
On Fri, 3 May 2002, Raymond Moyers wrote:
On Friday 03 May 2002 15:01, you wrote:
A noble suggestion, but apparently an incorrect
one.
ifconfig does not know 'plumb'. (You talkin' SunOS 4, specifically 4.0.1?)
My first real quandry is how to get the machines
ethernet interface up and
talking. I have ie0 set up correctly with the right address, and I have a
default route in the route table... However pinging anything (including
ie0's IP, excluding 127.0.0.1) gives me a "Network is down" response.
how about the plumb directive ? Sun:/etc/init.d# grep plumb *
asppp: system("ifconfig " $2 " unplumb")
rootusr: /sbin/ifconfig le0 plumb
sysid.net: /sbin/ifconfig -a plumb > /dev/null 2>&1
My SunOS 4 install does not have a '/etc/init.d/' directory, I don't
believe this is a SunOS 4 convention.
I see le0 a lot, but I picked up ie0 from my Sun 4/470, which I'm using on
the 386i. Is this an error on my part? Should I try and set up le0
instead?
JP
1:46 p.m.
New subject: SunOS4 and Sun i386,, ifconfig -a
On Friday 03 May 2002 16:54, you wrote:
how about the
plumb directive ?
A noble suggestion, but apparently an incorrect one.
ifconfig does not know 'plumb'. (You talkin' SunOS 4, specifically 4.0.1?)
My SunOS 4 install does not have a
'/etc/init.d/' directory, I don't
believe this is a SunOS 4 convention.
I have a copy of SunOS 414, but have yet to install it
( its targeted at some lowly IPX class stuff that is
boxed 2000 miles away but hasnt shipped yet )
And yes the older SunOS is BSDish, whereas the newer
stuff is sysV, but hey it was worth a shot
See if ifconfig -a dont list all interfaces
I see le0 a lot, but I picked up ie0 from my Sun
4/470, which I'm using on
the 386i. Is this an error on my part? Should I try and set up le0
instead?
you might see the device mentioned in dmesg too
The interface name is hardware dependent, le0 for example
is the builtin lance ethernet chip used on lots of sun4m hardware
Raymond
6:17 p.m.
New subject: SunOS4 and Sun i386,, ifconfig -a
On Fri, 3 May 2002, Raymond Moyers wrote:
I verified it _is_ ie0 after doing an 'ifconfig' grep in /etc/.
Still doesn't help me any, of course. :)
JP
On Friday 03 May 2002 16:54, you wrote:
I was surprised to discover that with my 386i I have a complete (as far as
I can tell) SunOS 4.0.1 install, both Application and Developer kits, on
600MB tape. (QIC40?)
My SunOS 4 install does not have a
'/etc/init.d/' directory, I don't
believe this is a SunOS 4 convention.
I have a copy of SunOS 414, but have yet to
install it
( its targeted at some lowly IPX class stuff that is
boxed 2000 miles away but hasnt shipped yet ) I see le0 a
lot, but I picked up ie0 from my Sun 4/470, which I'm using on
the 386i. Is this an error on my part? Should I try and set up le0
instead?
you might see the device mentioned in dmesg too
The interface name is hardware dependent, le0 for example
is the builtin lance ethernet chip used on lots of sun4m hardware
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