Ethan Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> assuming the linuxppc ramdisk has tar and gzip all you would really
> have to do is boot it, switch to VC two to get a shell and use
> mke2fs on all your partitions then mount them into place (say
> /tmp/root /tmp/root/usr etc) and then cd into /tmp/root
On Sat, Feb 05, 2000 at 04:55:19AM -0600, Jefferson Provost wrote:
>
> Well, after a long night of lather, rinse, reboot, I tracked down the
> "missing disks" problem to BootX 1.1.3. Presumably it's incompatible with
> MacOS 9? Anyway, with music playing I couldn't hear that the disk was
> spinn
Well, after a long night of lather, rinse, reboot, I tracked down the
"missing disks" problem to BootX 1.1.3. Presumably it's incompatible with
MacOS 9? Anyway, with music playing I couldn't hear that the disk was
spinning down just before booting the kernel and never spinning back up
again. I
fyi, i was looking over dmasound.c in 2.3.42 and it has code that looks
like it provides audio in on powermac. it's not clear who the author is.
this kernel won't compile.
i came across this because i've been participating in openh323 devel
discussion and wasted a lot of time with an endian bug in
Hi,
I'm still trying to get an install on my Powerbook G3 (lombard).
After the debian installer failed with "architecture not supported," I
tried doing a linuxppc install, hoping to get a bootable system that I
could then wrangle into a debian system. Here's the tale...
First, the kernel that
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