The computer practically was not usable anymore at all, uprganding from stable to testing, as described and done before, failed, too, recently. Upon retrying to boot Fedora-17-ppc and freebsd9-ppc, I decided to remove the NVidia-adaptor. This led to the unexpected situation that I was able to boot from a current debian-testing-ppc-DVD and begin installing from this: http://napoleon.acc.umu.se/cdimage/weekly-builds/powerpc/iso-dvd/debian-testing-powerpc-DVD-1.iso Unfortunately either the DVD-RW was slightly corrupted, or the DVD-drive too old and worn out, or both, but it looked positive though. So this probably is the way to go on, using the less powerful ATI-rage graphics adaptor.
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