Gentoo/MIPS Hardware and Configuration Support Database

Subarchitecture	System	Processor	Kernel Version	Kernel Architecture	Userland
Silicon Graphics Cobalt Networks AMD Alchemy	MeshCube MTX-1 (mtx1) MyCable XXS1500 (xxs1500) Mechatronic Brick MB1100 (mb1100) AMD DBAu (dbau) AMD PBAu (pbau)	Au1500 (Ok)	not available	not available	not available

Support Summary

Overall Support: Stable

This configuration is considered "stable". You shouldn't have any worries using this configuration.

WARNING: This system is officially not supported by the Gentoo/MIPS team. Please do not contact us for support requests on this system.

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System Type:	MeshCube MTX-1
Processor:	Au1500
Kernel Version:	(Full version if possible... e.g. 2.4.29-mipscvs-20050130, not 2.4)
Kernel Architecture:	32-bit 64-bit
Userland:	o32 n32 n64
Overall Success:	Didn't Work -- It let the magic smoke out of the motherboard; ate my CPU, etc... Didn't Work -- Refused to boot the kernel, boot ROM didn't recognise kernel, etc... Didn't Work -- The kernel booted, but didn't get to userland. (i.e. starting /sbin/init) Highly Unstable -- 12 crashes an hour or your money back guaranteed. System is constantly crashing. (on a regular basis) Very Unstable -- Like an iceskating hippo; interesting to watch but not pretty. Frequent crashes. (not quite regular) Slightly Unstable -- No worse than the typical Wintel box; okay most of the time but crashes occasionally. (intermittent faults) Mostly Stable -- Works fine, crashes once in a blue moon. Highly Stable -- Rock Solid stability; never crashed yet, not a segfault in sight.
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