Hi!
Did anyone build packages for Evolution? It depends on a lot of
packages, so it's a bit more work I currently would like to have, so if
anybody already did it ...
bye, Georg
Matthew Davis wrote:
>
> Hey all.
>
> I am trying for the first time to install Debian Potato on a 4-way IBM
> F50. I made the rescue.bin and root.bin disks, and I burned a cd with
> all the other necessities (base2_2.tgz, drivers.tgz, etc). I am having
> trouble right off the bat however, as I
Hey all.
I am trying for the first time to install Debian Potato on a 4-way IBM
F50. I made the rescue.bin and root.bin disks, and I burned a cd with
all the other necessities (base2_2.tgz, drivers.tgz, etc). I am having
trouble right off the bat however, as I cannot seem to get the F50 to
boot
On Thu, Jul 13, 2000 at 12:47:13PM -0400, Adam C Powell IV wrote:
> Cool, I'm rebuilding it now with t1lib-bin, t1lib-dev and t1lib1 installed.
>
> Okay, just built it, looks much better!
>
> Hamish, could you please add a Build-Depends line to the .dsc file, so this
> kind
> of thing doesn't ha
On Thu, Jul 13, 2000 at 04:03:11PM +0200, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > My question is that some packages look outdated to me (I know that stability
> > is the keyword for Debian). I wanted to know where I could find .deb of
> > GNOME applications, and XFree 4.0.x. There is
"Derek B. Noonburg" wrote:
> I don't see t1lib on the dependence list. If the PPC version is
> compiled without t1lib, that would certainly explain the problem.
Cool, I'm rebuilding it now with t1lib-bin, t1lib-dev and t1lib1 installed.
Okay, just built it, looks much better!
Hamish, could you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> My question is that some packages look outdated to me (I know that stability
> is the keyword for Debian). I wanted to know where I could find .deb of
> GNOME applications, and XFree 4.0.x. There is nothing in the woody dir, and
> couldn't find anything using Google.
Do
Hi,
After using slackware, and redhat-ish distributions since I started Linux, I
gave a try this week-end (yeah, I know but I was on holidays) to Debian PPC on
my iMac rev. B.
I had 2 problems:
first one is that the installer can't fins the drivers.tgz if the directory has
got a space in its na
>
>You're not alone. I think it works great. The HOWTO would be real handy,
>though.
>
>> I convinced the boss to get a cinema display for SIGGRAPH, which is
>> really cool, but I can't get the standard ATI 128 frame buffer to kick
>> in and display anything to the cinema display. Does anyone
Hi!
I just installed Debian on my shining new iBook - as soon as I
(re)discovered the initrd=-option, the install went smooth.
I've only got one major outstanding issue:
I can only start X with 8-bit colourdepth, and the virtual screen is
automatically sized 800x5222 (or there about).
> Steven van de Beek wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I've just installed Debian on my PowerPC (Motorola machine. Used to run NT and
> later AIX - no Mac).
> I can't start X, though.
> It says /dev/fb0 - no such device.
> The device definition is there (Along with fb0current and fb0autodetect - up
> to fb7) an
On Thu, 13 Jul 2000, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
> > I've got debian linux running wonderfully on a G4 - eventually I'll
> >write up a howto and send it on, as I didn't find any documents that
> >covered the G4 entirely, but anyways.
> >
> > I convinced the boss to get a cinema display for SIG
Hi,
I've just installed Debian on my PowerPC (Motorola machine.
Used to run NT and later AIX - no Mac).
I can't start X, though.
It says /dev/fb0 - no such device.
The device definition is there (Along with fb0current and
fb0autodetect - up to fb7) and I tried them all.
I tried fbset, but it
"Fore, Frank P [Recruit Dynamics International]" wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am new to this list so please excuse me if I've asked the same question
> that's been asked many times before. Specifically, I would like to know if
> anyone has successfully installed Linux on an IBM RS/6000 43P-140 system
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