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Casper H.S. Dik <Casper.Dik@Sun.COM> writes:

>Kralizec Craig <cd@lios.apana.org.au> writes:

>>Running it again with the '-v' option shows that the driver isn't being
>>loaded. During the installation a 'forceload: /drv/mh' entry gets added to
>>/etc/system and this seems to fail as there is an error message saying it
>>can't for forceloaded.

>this should be "forceload: drv/mh"

Sorry I was just remembering out of memory what the postinstall script added
to /etc/system. 8-)

>Is this a 64 bit driver?  By default an Ultra 2 likely runs in 64 bit
>mode and won't load 32 bit drivers as a result.

That's a good point Casper. I will try the 64-bit driver instead. Magma
supply a 64-bit version called 'mh64' so I'll give that a go and see what
happens.

The machine is running with a pair of 300 Mhz x1191a processors and I
believe it is running in 64-bit mode from what I remember of the boot-up
messages.

Regards,

Craig.
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