Re: gcc for M68060 ?

On 0, Christophe Aussagu?s <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Did anyone experience the same problem or had anyone an idea on how I > could have a _true_ 68060 gcc ? Some days ago, a user in NetBSD mac68k mailing list sent a non-technical message regarding the lack of support of gcc to 68k hardware

Re: Disk Eject Problem

> If they say you need to use something called 'Disk Copy', I presume that > means you've got an image. If that is the case, please try the > following: Oh! I was wrong. The images to be copied to floppy is for System 7.5.3. However, even with the mistake of asking wrong, the problem remains the s

Re: Disk Eject Problem

I've got the file. So, I'm using the Linux version of Stuffit Expander. I saw that after extracted, I must use Disk Copy to put the system on floppies. But I don't have a machine with MacOS and Disk Copy available. Is there any way to do this with GNU/Linux? > Here's the official Apple download s

RE: Disk Eject Problem

AIL PROTECTED]> > To: 'Daniel Bolgheroni' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: RE: Disk Eject Problem > > Try asking on the [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mac specific Linux list). > Also the Mac trouble sites (MacFixIt, etc.) > > HTH, Greg > > > -Original Message- >

Disk Eject Problem

I have 3 mac68k with the same kind of problem. I have original disks of System 7.0.1, but when I insert "Disk Tools" or "Install 1" disk, the face ":-)" appears, but the disk ejects a few seconds later. This problem happens in all the 3 mac68k (2 LC II and 1 SE/30). When I insert the "Install 2"

Debian GNU/Linux without MacOS

I saw to boot NetBSD on a 68k Macintosh I need MacOS, because booter is a MacOS application. Is Debian GNU/Linux able to boot without MacOS?