Hmm. We're just about at the point where I can no longer expect
to be able to upgrade anything significant (using 'apt-get
upgrade' or 'apt-get install ') without having to upgrade
my C libraries first. But the last time I allowed apt-get upgrade
to touch the C libraries, I had tons of problems.
On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, Derek Schrock wrote:
> Could someone point in a good direction of DebianPPC install docs?
There are some (rather terse) docs at:
http://www.debian.org/ports/powerpc/inst/pmac
The bootdisks still complain that "your architecture is not supported" on
many machines. Until that'
Hi
I have been trying to install debian-powerpc on my PowerBase200 machine. It
gets stuck at the "install Kernel and Modules" step - it finds the resc1440.bin
image (which I put on my LinuxPPC partition), but is unable to mount it.
The error message suggests using '-o loop' in the mount com
don't be tempted to put in a rock-ridge partition or make it hybrid
though. i found that new-world machines' OF ignores the hfs data if it can
find an iso partition yet they can't properly boot from the iso partition.
ben wrote:
> For the "linux" part of the CD, you have several solutions: You can
i used toast to create a bootable image, but didn't let it optimize so
there's a lot of free space in the hfs partition.
now i can loop-mount it under linux (hfs finds the right partition in the
image to mount) to fix up the content and i don't have to use toast again
(this part does need to be ve
Rob Barris wrote:
> >> As far as I can tell, by ignoring it, and making the assumption that
> >> only low-level libraries will use the vector registers.
>This is not correct. OS's on P-III have to be updated to provide proper
> context switch support for the SSE registers. I'm pretty sure W
Could someone point in a good direction of DebianPPC install docs? Anything
I could find at www.debian.org were broken links.
Thanks
PS. Sorry for the repost but the last post was messaged up cause of a bad
replyto. Please don't reply to it. Thanks
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Derek Schrock
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Could someone point in a good direction of DebianPPC install docs? Anything
I could find at www.debian.org were broken links.
Thanks
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Derek Schrock
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On Sun, Feb 13, 2000 at 03:23:15PM -0800, Renaud Dreyer wrote:
>I noticed that the version of fsviewer (0.2.2) available for
> PowerPC was fairly old, 0.2.3 has been available for more than 6
> months now. So I decided to compile the source deb myself by
> unfortunately I got the following e
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> I can't load the IBM formatted zip disks. I have tried
> mount /dev/sda4 /zip moutn -t dos /dev/sda4 /zip
It's -t msdos (or, more likely) -t vfat that you're after. dos filesystem is a
primitive that the others are built on top of, isn't it?
On Sun, Feb 13, 2000 at 11:57:30PM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Maybe fastest solution to get dselect to install man-db properly would be
> to relax it's requirments to 1.15-1 in the dependency tree? Unless there
> are comptability problems I haven't seen yet... is 1.15-1 to 1.15-2 a
> majo
I recently installed potato on a ppc, and I also went through the
frustrating and confusing dselect problems with the man-db package. I did
not have a problem with dselect wanting to install the mentioned libc6-bin
package, although it tried really hard to get me to install jgroff.
(dselect had a
Hi,
the current man-db depends on groff (> 1.15-2) the current version of
groff on powerpc is still 1.15-1 however (its up to 1.15-3 on i386)
this prevents man-db update/installation on powerpc right now.
furthermore, dselect is pulling another `libc6-bin' it would appear,
try running dselect a
Ok. well i got X to come up now, but my virtual screen is about 4 feet tall.
How can i get this set up correctly? i have it set to have a vertiual screen
of 1024 by 768 and my resolution is 1024 by 768 so i shouldn't have to scroll.
here is my X config file. anysuggestions?
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