Hello!
I do not even know where to start. I love computers, and have ever since
owning my very own 8088 XT. Experimented with Linux at age 12 on a Cyrix.
Had several Apple IIGS machines. At age 12 I managed a appletalk network at
my elementary school. Bought my first mac in college (5 years ago) a
Greetings,
I was just following up to a response I had posted a few days ago. I believe
that as long each ARAnyM instance is identical in setup to the others,
distcc will work without issue. The issue of ccache may not be of
importance, simply due to the fact that most of the compiles performed ma
Is there any up-to-date information to be had for installing Linux/m68k on a
Mac? I also own an amiga 4000D but that needs a scandoubler, and funds are a
little tight.
The mac is a 25...@68040. Apparently its also easy to chip to 33Mhz (need a
heatsink/fan though)
Is there a native way to install
On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 8:11 PM, Finn Thain wrote:
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> On Wed, 29 Dec 2010, Britt Dodd wrote:
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> > Is there any up-to-date information to be had for installing Linux/m68k
> > on a Mac?
>
> The most up-to-date information that I've seen is in the debian-68k list
Is there a wiki or anything available that I could look for and get some
more information on the process of booting and installation? If there isn't
a wiki would there be any interest in me creating and hosting one for this
project? I believe having a wiki with statuses or even a bugzilla for
bugs(
If anybody needs 68-pin SCSI hard drives let me know id ship them out
for shipping costs. I bought them to use with my Video Toaster, but I
cant find a video card that will work on my A4000 that is inexpensive
enough for me to afford. Somehow I also lost my keyboard too.
On Tue, Sep 6, 2011 at 1:1
I have a apple 68k mac (centris 610) that works and if I can get debian 68k
on it id be glad to help port things. Other than that I have a bunch of x86
stuff...
On Apr 5, 2012 6:11 PM, "Thorsten Glaser" wrote:
> David Prévot dixit:
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> >The ports and ports-like part of our organization page [1] m
If there's a decent walkthrough on getting the 68k bootloader running
thru debianI have a A4000 and a Centris 610 that I could certainly
setup to help out. I've ran Linuxes of all flavors on x86 for a long
time, and I've followed this list for a few years now. I'd like to
help contribute but wa
I'm reading through this thread and I'm realizing that I would
absolutely love to help out with compiling/testing or whatever. I
actually have qemu virtualization for 68k through PowerPC running in
KVM. While it doesn't seem to be 100% compatable with the apple/pmac
variety of 68k equipment (of whi
I basically compiled qemu-system-m68k from source.
some of the processor options:
# qemu-system-m68k -cpu ?
m68000
m68020
m68030
m68040
m68060
m5206
m5208
cfv4e
>any
#
I'm assuming 'any' is something of a random pick? and it looks like
most of the 68k options are there.If s
Hello, I've been monitoring this mailing list for quite some time.
Unfortunately, my A4000 is at a state where I need to either put a ton of
money in it to replace the pieces i'm missing (a monitor or scan converter
mainly). It's a video toaster, but i'm looking to get rid of this machine
to someon
Greetings! I've been a long time listener now and I finally have my hands
on a 68k machine. It's a SE/30 with 64M ram (it'll go up to 128M ram) and a
2G hard drive. System7 on this is somewhat limited as far as usefulness,
and I have a very small collection of large SCSI hard drives I could
install
I can also setup a ARAnyM VM and I have a few 040 macs (and a new-to-me
68030 mac) that I'm working on getting up and running linux. Once I get
there, it should be pretty easy to run the debian-unstable and then setup a
buildd (google probably knows about that process i'm assuming)
On Mon, Dec 31
I'm sorry. I was a little confused and jumped the gun on answering your
questions. I totally understand fixing processes to a specific CPU in that
scenerio. If you type in your CPU model i7 950 an Intel link called Intel
Arc will give you a bunch of the information I asked about like
hyperthreading
If I'm able to somehow get a Debian image booting on my SE/30 and quadra
660 I can help test and compile. I'm moving into a house in mod august so
once moved in I can help out.
On Jul 27, 2013 6:10 AM, "Finn Thain" wrote:
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> On Tue, 23 Jul 2013, Thorsten Glaser wrote:
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> > Finn Thain, can you t
I run Jenkins at my job. Small is around 256mb. Plus the Jenkins server can
sit on a high-memory machine and the agent just sit on a 68k box doing
builds. Small is like 64M ram. You Amiga/Atari guys seem to have oodles of
ram to work with Lol.
On Oct 23, 2013 2:45 AM, "Geert Uytterhoeven" wrote:
Small is 64m ram not 256m. I just woke up and was catching up on things. My
apologies.
On Oct 23, 2013 7:20 AM, "Britt Dodd" wrote:
> I run Jenkins at my job. Small is around 256mb. Plus the Jenkins server
> can sit on a high-memory machine and the agent just sit on a 68k bo
I think at least some of us depend heavily on FPU emulation to get Debian
running on 68k
On Nov 20, 2013 7:54 AM, "John Paul Adrian Glaubitz" <
glaub...@physik.fu-berlin.de> wrote:
> On 11/20/2013 01:28 PM, Thorsten Glaser wrote:
> > John Paul Adrian Glaubitz dixit:
> >
> >> Setting up python3.3-m
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