it is in Incoming. there must be a list of sites that mirror
Incoming somewhere. actually try:
ftp://ftp1.us.debian.org/debian/Incoming/base-powerpc.tar.gz.
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Ok, sorry if this is redundant, but I've checked the slink directory under
binary-powerpc and also the mailing lists, but I can't seem to find the
location of this mystery tarball that people seem to be trying out.. :)
I've got a redhat system up and running, and could switch fairly easily.
Is it
i started with the redhat based ppc distribution, i installed just the
base set + ftp so i could get the tarball over. for this i made a
partition of 100M, but it easily fits in 50, i think. installed the
tarball on the other partition, installed the new kernel (2.1.115 at
that time), installed the
> i was not able to install the base tarball, since i don't have a working
> ramdisk with tar and gzip and other such useful stuff.
>
> where can i get something similar ? i think standard debian and redhat
> ramdisk (or root images or whatever the name is for those things) don't use
> tar and gzi
Hello,
i was not able to install the base tarball, since i don't have a working
ramdisk with tar and gzip and other such useful stuff.
where can i get something similar ? i think standard debian and redhat
ramdisk (or root images or whatever the name is for those things) don't use
tar and gzip bu
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