On Tue, Mar 05, 2002 at 09:28:55AM +0900, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone have any ideas about getting Debian working on an RS/6000
> 43P-140? I
> rescued one from a junk pile and though it'd make a decent enough Apache box.
> At
> first I thought it was a prep architechture
Hi,
Does anyone have any ideas about getting Debian working on an RS/6000 43P-140? I
rescued one from a junk pile and though it'd make a decent enough Apache box. At
first I thought it was a prep architechture machine, but the floppies didn't
boot, so then I tried chrp, and those floppies didn't
On Son, 2002-03-03 at 09:39, Patrick Klee wrote:
> A while back, I ask you guys to hunt down quake-svga, quakeworld and
> quake-x11 for debian powerpc. Not quakeforge. Happily, the person
> packaging these items sent his URL. I lost it. So, if that person is
> still on this list, Please
I have been trying to install linux on a Starmax
3000/200, everything else works fine, but I could not
make the ppp work (I tried both the debian and
Linuxppc distribution). I checked the modem (external,
orginaly macintosh oriented, but work with intel-based
pc too) and script on my intel-based pc
On Mon, Mar 04, 2002 at 06:18:21PM +0100, Herv? MATHIEU wrote:
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to install debian on a external firewire hard drive and to
> boot it normaly ? I have a powerbook G4. (the openfirmware is updated).
Boot is no problem, OF handles it pretty well. Linux, however, does not
han
Hi,
is it possible to install debian on a external firewire hard drive and to
boot it normaly ? I have a powerbook G4. (the openfirmware is updated).
Thanks,
Hervé
>
> Do not use the HFS file system support in the kernel. If you want to
> access HFS partitions, use the tools from the hfsutils package which
> are stable and do not corrupt data.
the problem with this is it doesnt integrate too well with the non hfsutil
programs (expect perhaps thru the kio
> currently im having consistent (but erratic) problems reading from an hfs
>partition using kmail. im not sure what the problem is, but quite often when
>i try to access a mail folder which is symlinked to the hfs partition, i get
>some nice blakc lines at the top of my screen + the system is comp
Hi,
nik gaffney writes:
> any ideas on how to improve this situation?+
Do not use the HFS file system support in the kernel. If you want to
access HFS partitions, use the tools from the hfsutils package which
are stable and do not corrupt data. If you want a partition that you
can share betwee
On Mon, Mar 04, 2002 at 07:14:56AM -0500, David Roundy wrote:
> I believe this machine is a nubus Mac, which isn't supported by the
> standard linux kernel, only by the older mklinux kernel. You could
> probably manage to use debian together with the mklinux kernel, but I doubt
> it would be easy.
Derrik -
I had mkLinux up on my 7100/66 (about a year ago), it worked, but very
buggy, and I didn't have time to play with it. From time to time I review
the LINUX world to see what's happenning, and, last week, I found your note
mentioning a way to get Woody up on your 6100, and spent the weeke
hi,
currently im having consistent (but erratic) problems reading from an hfs
partition using kmail. im not sure what the problem is, but quite often when
i try to access a mail folder which is symlinked to the hfs partition, i get
some nice blakc lines at the top of my screen + the system is comp
On 19 Adar 5762, Chris Tillman wrote:
> No, it's a NuBus machine. But there was a message posted here last
> week about the place to go, IIRC nubus-pmac.sourceforge.net or
> something of the kind.
That's the one. It's an old kernel but it works surprisingly well.
--
Charles Sebold
On Sun, Mar 03, 2002 at 09:25:56PM +, Clive Menzies wrote:
> Hi List
>
> For reasons I won't go into, I've been trying to install MkLinux PR1
> on a 8100/80 for about a month - belatedly I get the distinct
> impression that it has not been supported/developed for some time.
> Needless to sa
>>> christian mock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 02.03.2002 12.31 Uhr >>>
> > Alas, I have lost most of the RS/6000 kernel files in a hard disk crash,
> > so I do not have the config file for this kernel. The driver that fails is
> > the one under CONFIG_SCSI_SYM53C8XX_2. The other 53C8XX drivers
> > av
Chris Tillman wrote:
The hfs-boot-floppy is not a linux boot floppy (please read the powerpc install
manual). Instead of trying to boot it directly from OF, you just insert the
floppy and start the Mac.
That is true unless you have auto-boot? = no in OF. If so, then when OF shows,
type bye
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