> > Can we do the symlink magic to same some space then, Nick?
> > _After_ that has been installed, not now.
>
> Well, it's just a matter of copying the woody/boot-m68k file to the potato
> directory. It can be done easily, but as I said before while the script
> appears to put files in the corre
> Wait wait wait. Two or three things. dmesg is in, Nick? In the current
> potato version? I'd like to have that in the CDs (nice to have, but not
> _needed_).
Dmesg is in debian-cd for potato, using wget to grab the files. I'll change
that and copy the files from the disks-m68k/current when the
> > Ok, in that case m68k definitely doesn't need it. No need to rebuild the
> > m68k images for that.
> Wait wait wait. Two or three things. dmesg is in, Nick? In the current
> potato version? I'd like to have that in the CDs (nice to have, but not
> _needed_).
As many
On Thu, Jun 15, 2000 at 09:47:18AM +0200, Michael Schmitz wrote:
> > > so I'm not sure it truely matters. What is hfsutils used for, I thought
> > > mkhybrid takes care of these things?
> >
> > hfsutils is used to set an attribute that mkhybrid doesn't cover: blessing
> > the boot file.
>
> Ok,
> > so I'm not sure it truely matters. What is hfsutils used for, I thought
> > mkhybrid takes care of these things?
>
> hfsutils is used to set an attribute that mkhybrid doesn't cover: blessing
> the boot file.
Ok, in that case m68k definitely doesn't need it. No need to rebuild the
m68k imag
> so I'm not sure it truely matters. What is hfsutils used for, I thought
> mkhybrid takes care of these things?
hfsutils is used to set an attribute that mkhybrid doesn't cover: blessing
the boot file.
Brad
Turbolinux Frontier Group
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> > > Does this also affect m68k?
> > I think nobody bothered yet to implement hfs stuff for m68k/macs, Michael?
>
> Right. And there's no chance to get the CDs bootable on m68k Macs anyway
> so I'm not sure it truely matters. What is hfsutils used for, I thought
> mkhybrid takes care of these th
> > > I've had a report that the powerpc CD images don't boot. I'm looking into
> > > it, but before I do - is hfsutils installed on the build machine? I suppose
> > > it might not error out if they weren't, and the result would certainly not
>
On Wed, Jun 14, 2000 at 03:09:47PM +0100, Philip Hands wrote:
> Daniel Jacobowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I've had a report that the powerpc CD images don't boot. I'm looking into
> > it, but before I do - is hfsutils installed on the build mac
> yesterday, Nick checked in a few things, I think. Not sure if dmesg is
> allready there, it might be the best to add it to the m68k-specials in the
> boot-floppies.
I checked in a change to debian-cd this afternoon that wget, as was
suggested, to retrieve dmesg files when the CD images are cre
On Wed, Jun 14, 2000 at 03:09:47PM +0100, Philip Hands wrote:
> Daniel Jacobowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > I've had a report that the powerpc CD images don't boot. I'm looking into
> > it, but before I do - is hfsutils installed on the build mac
Daniel Jacobowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've had a report that the powerpc CD images don't boot. I'm looking into
> it, but before I do - is hfsutils installed on the build machine? I suppose
> it might not error out if they weren't, and the resu
I've had a report that the powerpc CD images don't boot. I'm looking into
it, but before I do - is hfsutils installed on the build machine? I suppose
it might not error out if they weren't, and the result would cert
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