#x27;m very happy with the price I paid
for an ibook dual-SUB. Checklists aside, it's an excellent value.
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Michael Blakeley [EMAIL PROTECTED] <http://www.blakeley.com/>
Performance Analysis for Internet Technologies
(because of silly US laws).
Didn't the 2000-09 expiry of the RSA patents make that issue obsolete?
Perhaps woody will move openssh to the main distro?
I'm sure Ethan knows all about the RSA patent expiration, but here's one
reference, in case anyone else is curious:
http://linux.orei
: error: package kernel-source-2.4.6-pre5 not in control
info
make: *** [stamp-source] Error 29
I've looked at the man pages and /usr/doc, but I'm at a loss. Any ideas?
Also, is there a way to build the modules and kernel deb, and skip the
kernel-source deb? I
At 11:32 PM +0200 6/25/01, leif wrote:
Michael Blakeley wrote:
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (leif) wrote:
Are you sure you have/had the dual scan version of the 2400c?
There were one version at 180mhz and another at 240 mhz. Probably
the 180mhz is with dua
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (leif) wrote:
> Michael Blakeley wrote:
>
> > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Leif Halvard Silli) wrote:
> ..
>
> > I didn't have any trouble installing debian (potato)
; not...
I didn't have any trouble installing debian (potato) on my 2400c, but I
don't remember exactly what I used for the BootX arguments. You might try
video=ofonly
to use the built-in OpenFirmware video.
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Michael Blakeley [EMAIL PROTECTED] <http://www.blakeley.com/>
Performance Analysis for Internet Technologies
oot video=ofonly
> Anyone know of any "hacked for iBook" Debian CDs? Other leads? One
> idea is to install Yellow Dog Linux and then start the Debian install
> from the previous YDL installation. There must be an easier way.
If we're lucky, woody (currently "testin
At 2:10 AM +0200 5/25/2001, Claus wrote:
On Thu, 24 May 2001, Michael Blakeley wrote:
>: Anyway, I can boot into the debian installer without a problem, using
>: the debian linux file as the BootX kernel and root.bin as ramdisk
>: (both from the potato powermac subdir). But I get
Does this list have a digest mode? I sent a 'help' message to the
request address, but it wasn't very helpful.
thanks,
-- Mike
I'm trying to install debian potato powerpc on a 2400c (603ev/180).
This powerbook doesn't have any built-in networking: just the PCMCIA
slots. I use a Farallon 10BaseT card and a Lucent WaveLAN card.
Anyway, I can boot into the debian installer without a problem, using
the debian linux file a
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