Hi all,
I'm going to compile a 2.6.6 Kernel for my iBook2.2. I read somewhere
that this Kernel version doesn't need the extra xfree package from Michel
Dänzer (thank's a lot for all the work you have done, Michel).
But now I would like what the meta packages 'kernel-tree-x.y.z' exactly
do. I read
Jens Schmalzing wrote:
Hi,
Sandro Stricker writes:
I have a problem with X. It is the same problem as discussed earlier
on this mailinglist. So I built a new kernel (2.6.6) and patched it
with the patch from Ben. The problem is that I can't compile the
kernel.
Simply use the pre-b
Sebastian Henschel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL
PROTECTED]>...
> sorry, but the list somehow does not like my attachments. you can
> download the tarball from
> http://kodeaffe.de/powerbook-54-device tree.tar.bz2
>
> - Forwarded message from Sebastian Henschel <[EMAIL PR
> The yy_* variables sound like something that (f)lex and bison use.
> Perhaps you'll have to install them. You'll usually have a file with
> some unusual extension (like .lex or .l, I don't know what the
> convention is) that must be fed through flex for it to generate a
> lexical analyser of
I really don't know the URL of the CD I got. I
searched on google and downloaded one when I finally
found it.
Do you have a link to a version that you recommend? I
can try using that version of the installer. Thanks.
--- Colin Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 11, 2004 at 09:56:
On 11 de jun de 2004, at 14:30, Alain Perry wrote:
Since the binaries are for the i386 platform, I just thought I would
recompile them. However, the build fails on compilation of ld, because
of an undefined yy_current_buffer variable.
The yy_* variables sound like something that (f)lex and biso
On Wed, Jun 09, 2004 at 11:26:47AM +0800, cuijianw wrote:
> Hi:
Hi there,
> I am going to install debian on my new ibook G4 933. I want to known the
> support status on ibook's internal modem. My questions are following:
> Is it supported and able to work at 56K?
> Do I need some patches?
> Wi
Hi,
Sandro Stricker writes:
> I have a problem with X. It is the same problem as discussed earlier
> on this mailinglist. So I built a new kernel (2.6.6) and patched it
> with the patch from Ben. The problem is that I can't compile the
> kernel.
Simply use the pre-built kernels from
deb htt
On Fri, Jun 11, 2004 at 09:56:14AM -0700, Doug Mellot wrote:
> I went to debian.org and got the .iso for the testing
> release of Debian PPC. I got the minimal install CD.
Exactly which CD did you get? (URL)
> I burned it to a CD and booted with the CD. I then
> went through the installation p
On Fri, Jun 11, 2004 at 09:10:23AM -0600, Nick Golder wrote:
> I am using Test Candidate 1 for PowerPC and am installing on a Power Mac
> G4 350MHz. It errors out with the following:
> Errors were encountered while processing:
> man-db
> umount: /target/dec/pts: No such file or directory
> umount
Hello,
I have a problem with X. It is the same problem as discussed earlier on
this mailinglist.
http://lists.debian.org/debian-powerpc/2004/05/msg00192.html
So I built a new kernel (2.6.6) and patched it with the patch from Ben.
http://lists.debian.org/debian-powerpc/2004/05/msg00221.html
Th
Doug Mellot wrote:
[...] I would
greatly appreciate any help, because I can't even get
into yaboot.conf. This is annoying because I can't
get to yaboot.conf (and hence go to OS X), so all my
computer can currently do is turn on and display the
message posted above. I still have the Debian ins
Hello,
I recently inherited several (4) oldworld 7600 Powermacs, one of them
132MHz, the others 120. I have successfully installed woody on one of
them using a boot floppy.
The floppy booting is a *very* erroneous process, I was usually
successful booting from a floppy only after 5-6 tries. In ad
This mail is probably out of topic, but since I don't really know who to
turn to, and there are many developpers on this list, please read if you
have time...
I'm trying to build a custom firmware image for the Linksys WRT54G. It
runs linux, and the sources and tools to build the image have been
p
I was wondering if anybody could help me with an
installation issue. My system will not boot, and I am
pretty sure I installed in correctly since this is the
second time I have installed Debian PPC. I have a
powerbook with a G4 processor.
Here is the exactly what happened:
I went to debian.or
I am using Test Candidate 1 for PowerPC and am installing on a Power Mac
G4 350MHz. It errors out with the following:
Errors were encountered while processing:
man-db
umount: /target/dec/pts: No such file or directory
umount: /target/dev/shm: No such file or directory
umount: /target/proc/bus/usb
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Hi,
I'm stuck in my hd switching. I used to have a dual boot Powerbook
Firewire G3 (debian unstable/os9),
and i prepared a second hd in an external firewire box with partitions
for debian, osx and 9.
I installed osx and 9 fine on this external disk, and mounted it from
debian to copy my debian
On Thu, Jun 10, 2004 at 12:21:42AM +0200, Sandro Stricker wrote:
> I tryed to install Debian on my very new 12" iBook (made on June 4th).
> But none of the bootimages I tryed recognized my harddisk. And without a
> hard disk I can't install it.
Try sarge's new debian-installer?
(http://www.debia
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