> 1. The first problem is with the kernel. I went to penguinppc.org > and followed the directions to get the source from the stable tree. > However, it looks like all of the code is checked into SCCS > directories. How do I get the actual source out?
Hmm, I don't know about that specific kernel distribution. AFAIR, SCSS is Bitkeeper related. I recommend to get benh's kernel (http://penguinppc.org/~benh/). Following the instructions there you can rsync the latest kernel source. > 2. The second problem is with x. It appears that X is not allowing > external connections. I am running my ibook on a small network here > are my house. I have run xhost +ipaddr for another linux box > (i386). I then ssh to that box and set the DISPLAY variable to > point to my ibook. However, when I try to launch a X program, the > display attempt is refused. Is there some default parameter that is > being set that tells X to refuse external connections? You don't need xhost. Why don't you just try the X11 forwarding in ssh? Make sure, that X11Forwarding is set in /etc/ssh/sshd_config. Do not export $DISPLAY either, ssh should do that automagically. You can force X11 forwarding on the client side with "ssh -X". Regards -- Alexander Stagun