Re: Upgrading from etch-m68k to unstable

2011-07-29 Thread Tuomas Vainikka
Hello, The qemu-m68k approach works fine at least with sarge, but with etch-m68k qemu-m68k cannot handle some syscalls... This is how I revived my amiga; first debootstrapping sarge on i386 (second stage and tinkering using qemu), cross-compiling the latest kernel, installing amigaos with amib

Re: Upgrading from etch-m68k to unstable

2011-07-28 Thread Laurent Vivier
Hi, if you want to test your upgrade process, I think it would be nice to work in a chroot... and with qemu you can do that. It is not as mature as aranym, but it is nice to play with it. How to do ? Follow this: create an etch-m68k system under /m68k using something like sudo debootstrap --arc

Upgrading from etch-m68k to unstable

2011-07-27 Thread Ingo Jürgensmann
Hi! I'm in the progress of upgrading my Amigas from etch-m68k to unstable from debian-ports.org. With the great help from Thorsten Glaser I wrote up some kind of How-To on: http://blog.windfluechter.net/content/blog/2011/07/26/1189-upgrading-m68k-etch-m68k-unstable Please feel free to commen