On Tue, Mar 25, 2003 at 04:59:12PM +0100, David Campillos wrote: > Hi, > > ok, it starts, but did I loose the data? How can I recover the structure > I had before?
that is the funny part ;-) if you don't know what the settings are, you'll have to look at : http://www.penguinppc.org/projects/quik for the correct settings for your machine and then use 'nvsetenv' to set the vars accordingly : 'nvsetenv <var> <value> from an old paper copy (settings for a PowerMac 9600/233... didn't find 350) : 'input-device' to 'kbd' 'output-device'to '/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/ATY,[EMAIL PROTECTED]' (if you use the default graphic adapter) ('/bandit/ATY,mach64' may also work) 'boot-device' (this is the important part) -> varies :( may be 'scsi/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:0' or 'ata/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:0' or ... 'boot-file' to the label you assigned to your kernel in quik.conf The best way to find the correct boot-device may be to set 'auto-boot' to false, and then typing 'dev / ls' at the OF prompt (but it will work only if your output-device is correct) or look in /proc (i know it is possible to have a copy of your OF device tree in there, but I don't know exactly where) hth, Simon -- Simon Vallet Institut National Agronomique Paris-Grignon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
