Re: ethernet for laserwriter select 360

On 30/01/02, Charles Sebold ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > On 17 Shevat 5762, Michael D. Crawford wrote: > > > Does anyone know where I can get the ethernet adapter for a > > laserwriter select 360? I don't think they're made anymore. > > There are a few sites around the web that will walk you thr

Re: ethernet for laserwriter select 360

On 17 Shevat 5762, Michael D. Crawford wrote: > Does anyone know where I can get the ethernet adapter for a > laserwriter select 360? I don't think they're made anymore. If it supports LocalTalk then any LocalTalk<->EtherTalk bridge would work. I've seen them new for ~US$100 (but haven't looked

Re: mol version mismatch in sid (MacOnLinux)

At 5:05 PM -0500 1/30/02, Michael D. Crawford wrote: However, the dependency conflict screen says mol depends on mol-modules, and it is not available. Note mol-modules is a different package from mol-modules-src. I don't seem to be able to get mol to install, even though I can download and i

ethernet for laserwriter select 360

Does anyone know where I can get the ethernet adapter for a laserwriter select 360? I don't think they're made anymore. One could put ethernet on the printer, but it didn't come standard, and I never got around to buying one. I don't think Linux supports LocalTalk so I have to try ethernet.

Re: mol version mismatch in sid (MacOnLinux)

I'm not sure if I was confused before, but now I am seeing the same versions for mol and mol-modules-src. However, the dependency conflict screen says mol depends on mol-modules, and it is not available. Note mol-modules is a different package from mol-modules-src. I don't seem to be able t

Re: mol version mismatch in sid (MacOnLinux)

Hi, Michael D. Crawford writes: > There are two packages, mol and mol-modules. mol-modules is the > source code for the required kernel modules. mol is the userspace > programs. Not quite. There are three packages, mol with the userspace stuff, mol-modules-source with the modules source code

Re: mol version mismatch in sid (MacOnLinux)

At 3:06 PM -0500 1/30/02, Michael D. Crawford wrote: The version of mol in sid is 0.9.60-5. The version of mol-modules is 0.9.61-4. ... Is there a mol-0.9.61 deb? That's strange. The mol deb I have installed is 0.9.61-4, and apt-cache show mol shows me 0.9.61-4 as the only available versi

mol version mismatch in sid (MacOnLinux)

mol (Mac On Linux) allows you to run Mac OS programs natively while booted off of Linux for PowerPC on a Macintosh. There are two packages, mol and mol-modules. mol-modules is the source code for the required kernel modules. mol is the userspace programs. The version of mol in sid is 0.9.60

Re: Trying to install Debian PPC on a Performa 6300CD...

On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, Charles Sebold wrote: > If I remember correctly, a 6300 is not an Open Firmware-based PowerMac, > and the stock Debian support is for OF-based systems (starting with the > Performa 6360). You may have better luck with > . It comes with Debi

Re: Trying to install Debian PPC on a Performa 6300CD...

On 17 Shevat 5762, Daniel Bolgheroni wrote: > I am trying to install Debian PPC on a Performa 6300CD. If I remember correctly, a 6300 is not an Open Firmware-based PowerMac, and the stock Debian support is for OF-based systems (starting with the Performa 6360). You may have better luck with

Re: PowerMac 9600 video questions

On Tue, 29 Jan 2002, Eric Deveaud wrote: > On 29 Jan 2002, Michel Dänzer wrote: > > > > The ati driver only works with ATI chips. ;) Try imstt or fbdev. OK the story is continuing the context PowerMac 9600 video card IMS Twin Turbo (IMS,tt128mb8A) booted with BootX

Re: Trying to install Debian PPC on a Performa 6300CD...

> - apus > - chrp > - powermac > - prep > > What image directory I would try to make a boot diskette to Performa This machine would be a PowerMac by any definition. Michael