Hehe... that shows I am too used to CVS. Ran "svn up" and got the
changed version, which does just seem to rollback the previous change
though ;)
Mvh,
Pepijn.
Per Olofsson wrote:
"svn diff" only shows the difference between your working copy and
what's in your .svn/text-base directories. You
I just ran a "svn diff" against the repository and still find just a
single parameter to the di_exec call on line 105. Are you sure the fix
was checked in?
Regards,
Pepijn.
This is fixed in subversion, and I guess it was being built from
subversion.
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I today tried the alternative way of configuring the DHCP server, i.e.
using vendor options, and that seemed to do the trick also.
The segment that needs to be added to dhcpd.conf is:
# some "keep apple happy" voodoo
option vendor-class-identifier "AAPLBSDPC";
option vendor-encapsulated-options
Package: debian-installer
Severity: serious
Tags: sid
Justification: no longer builds from source
When building netcfg udeb, it fails with:
netcfg-common.c: In function `netcfg_activate_dhcp':
netcfg-common.c:1102: error: too few arguments to function `di_exec'
-- System Information:
Debian Rele
Note that I was/am building my own installer images and thus got the
error about not finding eject-udeb when using the most recent checkout
on Saturday. Guess I got the changed pkg-list before the udeb made it to
my local mirror.
Wether or not the eject-udeb is included in netboot is more of a
sary udebs and debs then.
How can I tell if partman-newworld is used?
Regards,
Pepijn.
Colin Watson wrote:
On Sun, Apr 18, 2004 at 09:34:35PM +0200, Pip Oomen wrote:
I am willing to give this a go in the coming week. How do I pull in the
partman-newworld package into the netboot initrd image? J
I am willing to give this a go in the coming week. How do I pull in the
partman-newworld package into the netboot initrd image? Just add it to
the list and all set? Or is there something else to take care of to make
it do its magic?
I am now building all udebs (debian-installer/packages) and re
Package: debian-installer
Severity: serious
Tags: sid patch
Justification: no longer builds from source
Building from repository.
The eject-udeb package is missing from the packages repository and not
available at my local apt source. Also, it seems a bit silly to have
eject-udeb included in a ne
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>I did get dhcpd.conf (DHCP v3) configured (w/o patching, just
>>examining the patch
>>and using available docs and the site-option-space, similar to
>>somehting I needed for booting using Intel PXE)
> What patch? This is great, other people have had the same problem!
Yo
Sven Luther wrote:
2. Config network (DHCP) succeeds, but fails to create proper
/etc/resolv.conf.
This is fixed now.
Which package did this bug originate from? Bug#? Since I am now building
my own installer it would be nice to double-check wether I am using the
fixed version and if the fix act
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Something went wrong here, I managed to get yaboot loaded as usual,
> but when the kernel was being transfered it just hanged. I tried
> 3 times and it always hanged at the same packet. That's when I sat
> down to write this mail about how I got netbooting working, and
>
Package: installation-reports
Debian-installer-version: self-built (unstable) netboot image, checked
out 2004-04-16, 06:00 CET
uname -a: Linux ganymedes 2.4.25-powerpc #1 ven avr 2 22:32:38 CEST 2004
ppc GNU/Linux
Date: 2004-04-16, 11:15 CET
Method: netboot, using i386/DHCPd V3 + oldworld tftpd
An initial test I performed today, with the nighlty from April 4th,
seems to find the harddisk OK. I'll look into further details/problems
tomorrow and report back with an installation report.
Regards,
Pepijn.
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To be able to roll my own kernel for getting the install for Xserve to
work, I now got Debian Woody (upgraded to Sarge with some required
packages from Sid) running on an oldworld PPC Mac (9500) and succeeded
in building debian-installer images for PPC. However, I can not find any
documentation
I am currently trying to get Debian running on an Apple Xserve G4/133DP,
but, as discussed with Sven Luther, it turns out the current pmac kernel
does not include the correct IDE driver. While the change in the kernel
makes its way into the nightlies, I was wondering if it is possible to
build
Sven Luther wrote:
Researching the 'missing driver' a bit further, it actually looks like
the config option that is needed is:
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_PDC202XX_NEW=y
This driver supports the Promise Ultra 100 TX2 [PDC20268], which seems
to be the IDE device to which the harddisks are attached. So, what
Researching the 'missing driver' a bit further, it actually looks like
the config option that is needed is:
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_PDC202XX_NEW=y
This driver supports the Promise Ultra 100 TX2 [PDC20268], which seems
to be the IDE device to which the harddisks are attached. So, what is
the status on t
How about CONFIG_SCSI_SATA_PROMISE ? Is that driver included in the
kernel for the installer ?
[ ref:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-powerpc/2003/debian-powerpc-200309/msg00045.html
]
Regards,
Pepijn.
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Sven Luther wrote:
Do you have RAID on that machine's disk ? This may be one of the
problems.
RAID is supported on the machine, but not used. The nightly of march
25th has the same problem as the nightly from the 22th, i.e. it boots
correctly, but the debian-installer never presents its 'initial
After a lot of hassle, I was able to use Apple's System Profiler to dump
some info on the machine to a text file and copy that file to my desktop:
Hardware Overview:
Machine speed: 1.333 Ghz
Bus speed: 167 MHz
Number of processors: 2
L2 cache size: 256K (times 2)
L3 cache size: 2MB (times 2
Sven Luther wrote:
I have a Apple XServe on which I would love to install Debian, but with
the last attempt (nightly build from march 9th) it failed the
recognition of the IDE drives (missing IDE modules), and thus I could
not get to the partitioning of the system.
Mmm, do you have any kind of
(continuing on list)
Ok. I am downloading the nightly build (march 22nd) of the netinst image
now and will report back afterwards.
Kind regards,
Pepijn Oomen.
Sven Luther wrote:
The best would be for you to do an installation report, which you can
find at :
http://www.debian.org/devel/deb
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