Power-Up State Test 
Context Register Bit Test 
Context Register Addressing Test 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 00000000 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 00000001 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 00000002 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 00000003 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 00000004 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 00000005 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 00000006 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 00000007 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 00000008 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 00000009 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 0000000a 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 0000000b 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 0000000c 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 0000000d 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 0000000e 
Segment Map RAM MATS Pattern Test, Context 0000000f 
Page Map RAM MATS Pattern Test 
Limit 0 Register Test 
Counter Interrupt Level 10 Test 
Limit 1 Register Test 
Counter Interrupt Level 14 Test 
WARNING: Unable to determine keyboard type
Synchronous Error Reg Test 
Synchronous Error Virtual Address Reg Test 
Asynchronous Error Reg Test 
Asynchronous Error Virtual Address Reg Test 
Asynchronous Error Data Reg1 Test 
Asynchronous Error Data Reg2 Test 
System Enable Register Bit Test 
Cache Data RAM MATS Pattern Test 
Cache Tag RAM MATS Pattern Test 
PTE Access Bit Test 
PTE Modify Bit Test 
PTE Write-Protect Bit Test 
PTE Write-Invalid Bit Test 
PTE Read-Invalid Bit Test 
PTE Type 2 Space Bit Test 
PTE Type 3 Space Bit Test 
Synchronous Timeout Test 
Asynchronous Timeout Test 
**** 16 MegaBytes Found in Address Range 0x00000000 to 0x00ffffff ****
**** 4 MegaBytes Found in Address Range 0x01000000 to 0x01ffffff ****
**** 4 MegaBytes Found in Address Range 0x02000000 to 0x02ffffff ****
**** 16 MegaBytes Found in Address Range 0x03000000 to 0x03ffffff ****
DRAM Word MATS Pattern Test (0x00fe0000 - 0x01000000) 
Parity/Memory Control Registers Bit Test 
36-bit SIMM Parity Test 
33-bit SIMM Parity Test 
Interrupt Register Test 
Software Interrupt Level 1 Test 
Software Interrupt Level 4 Test 
Software Interrupt Level 6 Test 
NVRAM Access Test 
    FAILURE: NVRAM (f2000003) Bit Failure, Exp = 000000aa, Obs = 0000000a
Setting Segment Map
Setting RAM Parity Mode
Mode set to 36-bit
Sizing Memory
Mapping ROM
Mapping RAM
Starting real time clock...
Incorrect configuration checksum; 
Setting NVRAM parameters to default values.
Setting diag-switch? NVRAM parameter to true
screen not found.
Can't open input device.
Keyboard not present.  Using tty for input and output.
Starting real time clock...
Incorrect configuration checksum; 
Setting NVRAM parameters to default values.
Setting diag-switch? NVRAM parameter to true

SPARCstation 2, No Keyboard
ROM Rev. 2.9, 40 MB memory installed, Serial #16777215.
Ethernet address ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff, Host ID: ffffffff.


The IDPROM contents are invalid

Power-On SelfTest FAILED ... Replace NVRAM

Testing    1 megs of memory /-                                                                      
Initializing Memory |/-\|/-\|/-\|/-\                                                                      Initializing Memory \|/-                                                                      Initializing Memory \|/-                                                                      Initializing Memory |/-\|/-\|/-\|/-\                                                                      
Type b (boot), c (continue), or n (new command mode)
>new
Type  help  for more information
ok boot floppy
Boot device: /fd   File and args: 
SILO\ 
                  Welcome to Debian GNU/Linux 3.0!

This is the Debian Rescue disk. Keep it once you have installed
your system, as you can boot from it to repair the system on your
hard disk if that ever becomes necessary.

On most systems, you can go ahead and press <ENTER> to begin
installation.  You will probably want to try doing that before you try
anything else.  If you run into trouble, or if you already have
questions, press the <TAB> key to list alternative boot options or
enter the "help" keyword to show a message about SILO boot commands.

If you are booting the sun4c rescue image, you should use the normal
sparc install images for the kernel and drivers once the install asks you
for them. The only reason this image is needed, is to make booting the
slow sun4c systems easier by not compressing the kernel image on the
floppy disk. This is not a problem once the system is installed on the
harddrive.

WARNING: You should completely back up all of your hard disks before
  proceeding. The installation procedure can completely and
  irreversibly erase them! If you haven't made backups yet, remove
  the rescue disk from the drive and enter the "halt" keyword
  to get back to the monitor.

Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent
permitted by applicable law.

This disk uses the Linux kernel 2.2.20-sun4cdm


Press <F1> for help, or <ENTER> to boot.
boot: 
Uncompressing image...
|/-\|/-\|/-\|/-\|/-\|/-\|/-\|/-\|/-\|/-\|IDPROM: Unknown format type!
Program terminated
ok