Re: GDB hangs

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Re: Old-World Tri-Boot Possible?

quik to boot into debian command-option-o-f at boot to enter OF if your output-device is set correct then bye to boot from the MacOS selected in your Startup disk control panel or boot to continue booting Debian from disk Mac should have two partitions (one per system folder), although there is a

Re: Old-World Tri-Boot Possible?

On Sat, Jul 01, 2000 at 03:35:55PM -0500, John Anthony Kazos Jr. wrote: > Is there any way for me to do a tri-boot on an old-world (APS 604e clone)? I > want to run MacOS 9, MacOS 8.0 -> 8.1, and Debian GNU/Linux potato -> woody. just don't think about woody till potato is done... > Just to add t

OT: Developers: 7.1/7.5/8.1/8.6/9?

I do or will run the major versions of popular operating systems (currently the list/wishlist includes Linux, MacOS, Windows, and BeOS) for development testing purposes. My question: I intend to run 8.1 and 9 (and X when I have access to it), but should I run 8.6 (which I currently have access to,

Old-World Tri-Boot Possible?

Is there any way for me to do a tri-boot on an old-world (APS 604e clone)? I want to run MacOS 9, MacOS 8.0 -> 8.1, and Debian GNU/Linux potato -> woody. Just to add to the wish list, I'd like to add MacOS X to the list, as a quad-boot, when I get access to it. Is there any way to get something oth

Re: what is the equivalent to chkconfig with debian?

man update-rc.d On Sat, Jul 01, 2000 at 10:05:08AM +0200, Cyril Niklaus wrote: > Hi all, > the title says it all. I'm trying to adjust my setup here by not having > certain services run at startup, but I don't feel like doing it by hand, > not unless there's no other way. > The tools I know that

what is the equivalent to chkconfig with debian?

Hi all, the title says it all. I'm trying to adjust my setup here by not having certain services run at startup, but I don't feel like doing it by hand, not unless there's no other way. The tools I know that can do that are not present, so I'm wondering if there is a debian specific tool for that?

Feedback

Hi, This is some feedback on the latest distribution when using my PowerBook 1999. Kernel: I am still using 2.2.15pre20. This is because today's rsync tree, that I compiled as usual, does recognize the InfraRed on /dev/ttyS1 (I can see it with ifconfig), but it does not recognize the mod