On Mon, Aug 10, 1998 at 03:15:26PM -0700, Alex Romosan wrote:
> >scsi didn't keep crashing). In fact, I am going to upload X to master
> >as soon as I clear the NMU with Branden.
>
> did you include the Xpmac server, or is there something else you are
> supposed to use on a ppc?
Both. I include
>scsi didn't keep crashing). In fact, I am going to upload X to master
>as soon as I clear the NMU with Branden.
did you include the Xpmac server, or is there something else you are
supposed to use on a ppc?
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>to be in the /etc/inittab. With the current getty you can't login!
>So change it before you reset!
yes, i've rebooted the computer quite a few times. but i am using
kernel version 2.1.115 (otherwise you can't login, as you noticed).
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On Mon, Aug 10, 1998 at 06:53:17PM +0200, Hartmut Koptein wrote:
> > scsi didn't keep crashing). In fact, I am going to upload X to master
> > as soon as I clear the NMU with Branden.
>
> Hmmm, have you my xfree diff from branden? This should go in with a
> newer xfree version.
No, I don't. Sen
> scsi didn't keep crashing). In fact, I am going to upload X to master
> as soon as I clear the NMU with Branden.
Hmmm, have you my xfree diff from branden? This should go in with a
newer xfree version.
MfG,
Hartmut
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Friedr
> i am working with the powerpc tarball i got from master, and then i
> did a dselect update, etc. things seem to be working okay, i changed
> /etc/inittab to use getty instead of mingetty, which was in the
> tarball, but didn't seem to belong to any package. anyway, the tarball
> seems to work fin
On Mon, Aug 10, 1998 at 01:50:04AM -0700, Alex Romosan wrote:
> i know how to compile debian packages, i maintain a few myself. it's
> only that until now i dealt only with intel (and a brief aborted
> attempt with an alpha) machines. i realize the distribution is mostly
> experimental, and i am tr
> here is a list for packages that makes trouble. Some more, some less.
Notice: the older packages will be hopefully removed in the next
days from master. This should prevent deselect to install packages
with the old libc for users that doesn't know that.
MfG,
Hartmut
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> Sorry for the intrusion. I am curious as to what the Macintosh hardware
> requirements are to use Debian Linux?
As i know old nubus systems makes trouble. All others should work.
Reports for sucessful installations on G3 systems still increasing.
If you have the money, get the G3 Laptop :-)
M
i have to apologize, because i thought the message was from linux-apus mailing
lkist.
build never worked for me, i think it depend on which debian builder package
you have installed.
i have been succesfully building m68k packages until now.
Friendly,
Sven LUTHER
i know how to compile debian packages, i maintain a few myself. it's
only that until now i dealt only with intel (and a brief aborted
attempt with an alpha) machines. i realize the distribution is mostly
experimental, and i am trying to help as much as i can. right now i am
trying to compile the la
not sure how you do that, but normally, compiling a debian package is done as
followsd :
but all thre files in a directory of your choice (/usr/local/debian ?)
you cshould then do a dpkg-source or something similar, don't remember
exactly, with the .dsc file as argument.
then you have to go t
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