Hi, I assume you did set a long enough timeout to in quik.conf to be able to type something...
Then, an option might be to set the OF variable 'auto-boot?' to "false" with nvsetenv, and type 'boot' at the OF prompt each time you power-on your machine. If you want to boot a different kernel, you can type 'boot <Label>', label being the label assigned to the corresponding kernel image in quik.conf. Simon On Mon, 19 Jul 2004 11:03:32 +0200 jan gregor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello list. > > I have problem with installing debian on my powermac 7500 with 200Mhz > 604 processor upgrade. After some troubles I have installed debian > from harddisk install, as described in ppc install guide for powermacs > (when trying to boot from floppies, crossed linux appears after few > seconds, can someone give me a clue about this too? ). The problem is, > that after rebooting the computer I am not able to type anything to > quik prompt. That means, that quik boots after timeout the default > image, but I am not able to choose a different image to boot. I intend > to change kernel on that machine quite often, and praying if it comes > back again after specifying new default image in quik.conf is not an > option for me. Any suggestions, how can i fix this problem? -- Simon Vallet Due to massive spam, the address in the From: header above only accepts mail from Debian hosts. If you wish to mail to me privately, just use the 'user' local part.
