Hi Philip(pe? :-), Thanks for your reply!
>I think the answer to your question is yes, and that's exactly what I'm >trying to do myself right now. >Let's keep in touch! I am glad to know that I am not the only one! But I still don't have a powermac! :-( I have an old LC630 I wanted to run linux on, but since I found out that I wouldn't be able to run linux on it *without* a version of MacOS installed I decided that I might as well buy a really cheap Powermac (no screen/keyboard/mouse/etc) if that would allow me to use it without installing MacOS... I know that linuxppc2000 boots without needing MacOS, but it seems it is a sort of "redhat clone" (on my Thinkpad I run Slackware 7), so I guessed I might give Debian a try. But have you received answers from the developers/gurus on this? Are they still working on it or is it already supposed to work if we try really hard? :-) Let me know! Cheers, Manuel >someone tells me >there's a list specially for Debian Mac. > >to get to open firmware, just start your computer holding down all four of >command-option-o-f keys down. Yesterday, I didn't know what open firmware >was :)
