Hello again!
First of all i downloaded and compiled new Apt, a few minutes i ran it for
the first time, the official package was there :)
Now Apt works just great, no more complaints.
However the rest of the problems persist - i investigated them a bit more
closely.
as for the network problems:
I've finally decided to take the plunge and dump BootX in favor of
quik (MacOS 9 and BootX don't seem to play nice). I'm having some
trouble getting it to actually take. quik runs "normally" (if no
output is normal), but I still boot directly into MacOS.
I'm running a Wallstreet Powerbook G3 whi
--- Frank Petzold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thus spake Michel Dänzer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> > Are you sure the patch is needed for APUS? How well did it apply?
>
> I had to apply 2 rejects by hand. Unfortunately one was a patch for head.S.
> I think this is what really made the thing hang.
Hello.
As I mentioned in a previous posting on this mailing list, I'm trying to make
BootX run under NetBoot... the author of BootX said he never tried it, so I
ask: has anybody here ever tried this configuration?
Ciao,
Illo.
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On Wed, Dec 8, 1999, Michel "Dänzer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I tried to get it to run on APUS (is this supposed to run on non-mac
>> machines,
>> anyway?) and failed. I could create and compile a patched 2.2.10 kernel,
>> but that did not boot.
>
>Are you sure the patch is needed for APUS?
Thus spake Michel Dänzer ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Are you sure the patch is needed for APUS? How well did it apply?
I had to apply 2 rejects by hand. Unfortunately one was a patch for head.S.
I think this is what really made the thing hang.
--- Frank Petzold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thus spake Mike James ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> > MOL on PB3400 confirmed:
> >
> > Mac-on-Linux (mol-0.9.21) boots Mac OS 8.6 from an HFS partition on a
> > PowerBook 3400 (603e) running Debian potato. (No, I haven't confirmed
> > that it works und
Thus spake Matt Porter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I'm considering changing the default powerpc kernel when the released
> 2.2.14 comes out since it looks like it will have some significant PReP
> bug fixes included.
APUS is still at 2.2.10.
Thus spake Mike James ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> MOL on PB3400 confirmed:
>
> Mac-on-Linux (mol-0.9.21) boots Mac OS 8.6 from an HFS partition on a
> PowerBook 3400 (603e) running Debian potato. (No, I haven't confirmed
> that it works under LinuxPPC, but I thought you might like the data
> point an
Hello,
> Since soem days I have problems DL'ing packages from my debian mirror.
> Every package is rejected with a bad md5sum after download. When I test
> the consistency with gzip, everything is fine. The packages actually DO work.
>
> The really strange thing is this: when I download the packag
Is it just my setup or is GIMP still not installable? it requires two
packages to be a smaller version than the current one. I was not able
to recompile from the source either.
Since soem days I have problems DL'ing packages from my debian mirror.
Every package is rejected with a bad md5sum after download. When I test
the consistency with gzip, everything is fine. The packages actually DO work.
The really strange thing is this: when I download the packages by FTP and
tra
--- Josh Huber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To fix this, I can add -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 -lXext to my compile line,
> but shouldn't this be done somehow automatically? i.e., it's not my program
> that's using libX11/Xext, but libSDL.
So the problem might be with libSDL as well ?
Michel
==
I seem to be having trouble with the dynamic linker on ppc.
I don't know if this a problem with the current Linuxppc ld.so, but it is for
me (I'm running debian/ppc...latest as of yesterday)
It doesn't seem to be loading shared library dependancies, which I'm told works
on x86, alpha, and ?some
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