At 16:08 -0500 2000-02-09, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
>There's a new ppc boot floppies in incoming if anyone wants to try
>them. I really doubt they can be worse than what we have in the
>archive now.
The arch check is still broken. The first diff fixes that. The second diff
uses the `fdisk' wrappe
Hi. I would like to run mac-on-linux, but I have a 603e and
apparently need a specially patched kernel in order to run
it. The patches that came with the mol package unfortunately
don't apply to the kernel sources that are available for
debian.
For that matter, the last time I tried the kernel I c
On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 05:09:00PM +0100, Sven LUTHER wrote:
> err, maybe i misunderstood, but the kernel-image source package only contains
> the patches, and will source depend on kernel-source-version to get the full
> kernel.
Ooops, you're right.
I consider kernel-patch preferable to kernel-i
>
> From time to time (every few months) I play MP3 files. As you can probably
> guess, it no longer works (again). It looks like every few months, someone
> changes the code, because sometimes the mpg123 deb works fine, and sometimes
> it
> doesn't.
>
> Even --8bit gives the same noise, so it m
Hi,
At Tue, 08 Feb 2000 10:36:14 -0800,
C.M. Connelly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The following message from Robert Ramiega <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> contains
> a patch to force w3m to use the libgc source that is included in the source
> package. With this patch, w3m compiles and runs!
Thank you
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Sven LUTHER wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 10:00:44AM -0700, Logan Hall wrote:
> > Has dselect changed much? or am i safe getting the slink dselect tutorial?
> > Also can any body tell me how dselect goes about installing the packages
> > from
> > the ftp site over ppp? Bec
On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 10:00:44AM -0700, Logan Hall wrote:
> Has dselect changed much? or am i safe getting the slink dselect tutorial?
> Also can any body tell me how dselect goes about installing the packages from
> the ftp site over ppp? Because i would like to let it run over night while i
>
Has dselect changed much? or am i safe getting the slink dselect tutorial?
Also can any body tell me how dselect goes about installing the packages from
the ftp site over ppp? Because i would like to let it run over night while i
am sleeping (so i can get up for class tomarrow), but the tutorial m
At home I have a PowerMac 6500/300 with a CD, Modem and zip drive. At
work I have a PC with a partial T1 connection, CD-RW and a zip
drive. Because Potato looks to be the first official PowerMac
supported release I can't really buy a CD until one is available. I
was able to download most of the bas
Hi-
I now have the base system booting but the base installer appears to have not
changed the base /etc/fstab to include my swap partitions. I activated them
in the installer though. Could some body please send me a example line for
a swap partition as i can not remember for the life of me what t
John Murden wrote:
> I have aquired yaboot, but for the life of me can not figure what it is that
> I'm supposed to actually do with it. Any help would be MUCH appreciated...
>
> >> I'm having the same difficulties trying to install on an iBook running OS
> >> 8.6. And I'm using BootX 1.2b3.
> >
On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 10:49:50AM -0500, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 09:39:29AM +0100, Hartmut Koptein wrote:
> > > In working on the boot floppies code, I finally sat down and cleaned up
> > > the
> > > kernel packages for powerpc. I've made a set of
> > > kernel-patch-2
On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 09:39:29AM +0100, Hartmut Koptein wrote:
> > In working on the boot floppies code, I finally sat down and cleaned up the
> > kernel packages for powerpc. I've made a set of kernel-patch-2.2.14-powerpc
>
> Why not the kernel-image-xxx package? kernel-patch is obsolete. The
On Wed, Feb 09, 2000 at 08:42:49AM -0500, John Murden wrote:
> I have aquired yaboot, but for the life of me can not figure what it is that
> I'm supposed to actually do with it. Any help would be MUCH appreciated...
/me really needs to write that yaboot howto... anyone have any
motivation syrup?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I just built the xmms source deb (from woody) and it plays MP3's
> perfectly on my Powermac 7300, with the OSS drivers. Ciao,
> Weird. Both the xmms from potato (0.9.5.1-4) and the one from woody
> (1.0.1-1) sometimes work, and sometimes don't. Most of the times they
> do
I have aquired yaboot, but for the life of me can not figure what it is that
I'm supposed to actually do with it. Any help would be MUCH appreciated...
>> I'm having the same difficulties trying to install on an iBook running OS
>> 8.6. And I'm using BootX 1.2b3.
>
> On the ibook, you should use
On Wed, 9 Feb 2000, Renaud Dreyer wrote:
> I just built the xmms source deb (from woody) and it plays MP3's
> perfectly on my Powermac 7300, with the OSS drivers. Ciao,
Weird. Both the xmms from potato (0.9.5.1-4) and the one from woody (1.0.1-1)
sometimes work, and sometimes don't. Most of the ti
I just built the xmms source deb (from woody) and it plays MP3's
perfectly on my Powermac 7300, with the OSS drivers. Ciao,
Renaud
> From time to time (every few months) I play MP3 files. As you can probably
> guess, it no longer works (again). It looks like every few months, someone
hi everyone !
working in french education, I had a Netscape Proxy working on
AIX/PPC. I want to put a Squid/Debian GNU Linux on it.
Got a boot.bin on a tftp server serving the image booting the PPC via
the Open firmware v.1.2 RM 06.
But Linux fails booting on this message :
ncr53
>From time to time (every few months) I play MP3 files. As you can probably
guess, it no longer works (again). It looks like every few months, someone
changes the code, because sometimes the mpg123 deb works fine, and sometimes it
doesn't.
Even --8bit gives the same noise, so it must be mpg123 th
On Tue, Feb 8, 2000, Logan Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Ok. I just installed the base system. i ran through the installer and did
>everything except the install kernel and modules step. I manualy installed
>the modules and System.map from my previous LinuxPPC install. But when
i boot
>the
Hi all,
I'm trying to telnet to a ppc603e board (MVME 2301) and I get the
following error :
>telnet ipnpwpc3
>Trying 192.168.120.38...
>Connected to ipnpwpc3.
>Escape character is '^]'.
>telnetd: getpty: Permission denied
>.
>Connection closed by foreign host.
Did someone already meet this probl
> In working on the boot floppies code, I finally sat down and cleaned up the
> kernel packages for powerpc. I've made a set of kernel-patch-2.2.14-powerpc
Why not the kernel-image-xxx package? kernel-patch is obsolete. The control
with the kernel-image package is much better then with the kernel
... at http://www.them.org/~drow/boot-floppies-1 (or www.perl.sh, or
drow.res.cmu.edu if my DNS is being evil).
I don't want bug reports on these per se, but I thought I should get them
out to be looked at. Keyboard handling is almost guaranteed to be broken;
booting them is an indefinite procedu
Package: tkstep8.0
Version: 8.0p2-3.4
Severity: critical
[I'm sending this again as I now realize the original report had no
subject!]
There's a problem in the powerpc port of the tkstep8.0_8.0p2-3.4
package: While libtkstep8.0.so from the i386 package is linked with
all of its dependent librari
Ok. I just installed the base system. i ran through the installer and did
everything except the install kernel and modules step. I manualy installed
the modules and System.map from my previous LinuxPPC install. But when i boot
the base system i run into trouble. It gets past the fsck but it lo
Logan Hall wrote:
> > You could probably use tome viewer (or whatever mosX version it would be)
> > to just
> > extract those files...
>
> Hmm.. now i just need to get the installer. I hope it comes with macos X
> client because i can aford to buy that.
>
IIRC, there isn't going to be a client
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Nelson Abramson wrote:
> Logan Hall wrote:
>
> > > The Apple 875 card doesn't have OF drivers in it by default. But I
> > > remember seeing an Apple-made flasher that adds those. I think it's
> > > included in the MacOS X Server installer.
> >
> > Cool. Is there a way to inst
Logan Hall wrote:
> > The Apple 875 card doesn't have OF drivers in it by default. But I
> > remember seeing an Apple-made flasher that adds those. I think it's
> > included in the MacOS X Server installer.
>
> Cool. Is there a way to install it with out MacOS X server? Will it be
> included wit
While you were at it were you able to make changes necessary to
properly install on a PPC that just needs the kernel image dd'd to the
PReP boot partition?
Respectfully,
Jeremy T. Bouse
UnderGrid Network Services, LLC
Daniel Jacobowitz was said to been seen saying
On Tue, Feb 8, 2000, Logan Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Cool. Is there a way to install it with out MacOS X server? Will it be
>included with MacOS X Client do you think?
I don't know.
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 7, 2000, Logan Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >I have run quik on my Linux partition and using some examples i found in the
> >FAQ-O-MATIC i set my boot variables (i don't have them infront of me but this
> >is as close as i can
In working on the boot floppies code, I finally sat down and cleaned up the
kernel packages for powerpc. I've made a set of kernel-patch-2.2.14-powerpc
packages, with images for chrp, prep, and pmac (no common - I need to fix
make-kpkg first, it won't build that subarch right now). I'd really
app
On Tue, Feb 8, 2000, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Since you've done some netbooting, i figured i'd ask ... do you know what
>Mac models can be successfully booted from the network? Apple says only
>NewWorld macs, but a) that's for OS X's NetBoot Server b) it's Apple,
>they lie c) obviously there
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