OK, let's try this again.
!!!RANTS DO NO GOOD!!!
Patches are fine. Suggestions are welcome, although it's more than a
little bit late for them. Rants do no one any good, and get
short-tempered replies like this one is shaping up to be.
The lack of documentation is a result of no one having tim
I've gotten over hurdle mentioned in my last (almost ingnored) help request by
copying the install data files to a ZIP disk. This, incidentally, is the kind
of thing that needs to be on the powermac install page in big red text with a
lot of tags: RESCUE DISK CANNOT READ HFS+! Also, is anyone p
IBM is going to be giving our college a few RS/6000
servers.
The tentative offer is that they're going to give
us a 7024, a 7025, and a 7026. However, of each of these, there are as many as
six different models with endings like "F50", "H70", etc. I'm figuring that
some models probably
"C.M. Connelly" wrote:
> Once you've chosen a partition to create (using the last
> number listed, which is likely to be 4 on a Mac disk), pdisk
> wants you to enter the starting block number, followed by
> the number of blocks in the partition. An inexperienced
> pe
> Please remember what you're dealing with here. It's written by
> volunteers, maintained by volunteers, polished by volunteers. As it
> happens, the only person working on Power Mac installs was -me-, and I
> only have one. Not to mention a full time course load at the time.
Having pulled off
On Wed, Aug 02, 2000 at 03:46:01PM -0500, Chris Lawrence wrote:
> On Aug 02, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> > Can someone here explain to me how the build daemon is supposed
> > to work? Last week I was whining to our debian packager about
> > the ppc guys being so slow to build new packages. He enli
Claus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> now it's 2.2.17pre13-ben2
hda: Enabling MultiWord DMA 2
hda: dma_intr: status=0x00 { }
media bay 0 contains a floppy disk drive
hda: Enabling MultiWord DMA 2
But no crashes with pmud so far.
Andre
On Aug 02, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> Can someone here explain to me how the build daemon is supposed
> to work? Last week I was whining to our debian packager about
> the ppc guys being so slow to build new packages. He enlightened
> me saying that (in this case lilypond1.3) had been accepted in
Hi List,
Can someone here explain to me how the build daemon is supposed
to work? Last week I was whining to our debian packager about
the ppc guys being so slow to build new packages. He enlightened
me saying that (in this case lilypond1.3) had been accepted into
woody overnight, and if I maybe
On 2 Aug, Aaron Davies wrote:
> I've d/l'd base2_2.tgz and placed it in Macintosh
Are you sure it's not an HFS+ partition like a formated OS 9 partition?
Because it wil not work (I think)
--
Width kind regards,
Micha Kersloot
KovoKs Automatiseringspartner
I've d/l'd base2_2.tgz and placed it in Macintosh
HD:debian:dists:potato:main:disks-powerpc:current:, and I've d/l'd
driver-1.bin, rescue.bin, and root.bin and placed them in Macintosh
HD:debian:dists:potato:main:disks-powerpc:current:powermac:images-1.44:;
Macintosh HD is dev/hda5. I'm install
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