G'day,
I just upgraded my kernel to 2.2.19 and while running "dpkg-
reconfigure console-data" the machine froze, leaving me with a keymap
that doesnt work with either kernel.
Any suggestions on how to get back into this machine?
(5500/225, 2.2r3, bootX 1.2.2)
cheers,
Paul
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6100's are nubus machines (pre PCI) and are not directly supported by
any distro.
If you want to run this machine go to
http://nubus-pmac.sf.net
Supports Debian, YDL, LinuxPPC, and MkLinux. I beleive the 6100 is
one of the better supported machines.
cheers,
Paul
Jesse Goerz said at Ò6100/60Ó.
[14
6100's are nubus machines (pre PCI) and are not directly supported by
any distro.
If you want to run this machine go to
http://nubus-pmac.sf.net
Supports Debian, YDL, LinuxPPC, and MkLinux. I beleive the 6100 is
one of the better supported machines.
cheers,
Paul
Jesse Goerz said at Ò6100/60Ó.
[14
Windoze file-sharing has never been part of the MacOS.
You are thinking of either TCP file sharing (which has been round for
a while) or a 3rd party product.
cheers,
Paul
Andrew Sharp said at ÒRe: [OT] Network file sharingÓ.
[13/Jul/01Fri 21:22]
> Ethan Benson wrote:
> >
> > On Fri, Jul 13, 200
Frank Escher said at Òreading linux from MacOsÓ.
[11/Jul/01Wed 18:59]
> two things:
>
> any mac os can´t see by now your linux disk/partitions. maybe never.
>
> you should update for os 9.1, because earlier version are lightly
> buggy.
Really? If I run 9.1 (or 9.0,9.04) I cannot close a window wi
Dont worry bout that one. The debian install on nubus has 4 or 5
steps that will not work (PCMCIA, boot from disk, rescue floppy,
etc). Just scroll to the next step and keep on going, then reboot
when needed.
paul
BTW you can put the modules in later if you need to.
Matias Duh said at ÒDebian
Hi Phil,
you wont get much help on this list. You need to go to
http://nubus-pmac.sourceforge.net
for info on installing on these machines (currently supports Debian,
YDL, LinuxPPC, MkLinux)
There are also links to the mailing list and kernel archive.
Be warned that support for the 1400 is not as g
Monolithic linux kernel will _not_ work on these machines.
There is a project for nubus machines underway but support for the performas is
lagging. If you are interested go to
http://nubus-pmac.sourceforge.net
Cheers,
Paul
Stefano Zacchiroli said at Òinstallation hang on 5200 PerformaÓ.
[07/May/0
Mike Fedyk said at ÒRe: 2.2.23 is out! [was: potato r3 is out, includes working
boot floppies (was: Re: new potato boot-floppies)]Ó.
[18/Apr/01Wed 10:38]
> On Tue, Apr 17, 2001 at 02:35:52PM -0800, Ethan Benson wrote:
> > On Tue, Apr 17, 2001 at 10:53:47AM -0700, Tovar wrote:
> > > For people
Peter Cordes said at ÒRe: new installationÓ.
[11/Apr/01Wed 22:24]
> That didn't work for me, when I found myself in the same position. I found
> http://www.netbsd.org/Ports/macppc/faq.html helpful. They say that
> cmd-opt-p-r won't solve this, but the solution they propose works: Turn off
> th
> Any Zope users out there?
Yes, been using zope for a few months.
> Does it come with an easy-to-use DTML editing environment?
Not really, theres a fair bit of learning involved to get working with DTML -
but - Zope does allow use of HTML and 'structured text' which is parsed into
HTML. Very
We now have a working ramdisk installer, so it is now much
easier to install debian on nubus. Just grab the fake 'Mach
Kernel' and the MkLinux Booter from
ftp://penguin.tough.net.au
change your root device to /dev/ram and reboot. Its that
easy.
If you have any problems just mail me.
This is sti
Anyone who would like to try Debian on a nubus powermac, go
to
http://penguin.tough.net.au/nubus/
cheers,
paul
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|penguin.tough.net.au
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Brendan J Simon said at ÒRe: debian-powerpc: I can't find
pmudÓ.
[27/Feb/01Tue 10:08]
> Paul Kimber wrote:
>
> >> I found it in testing and unstable only by updating my
> >> /etc/apt/sources.list file and doing an apt-get
> update.
> >> I didn't re
> I found it in testing and unstable only by updating my
> /etc/apt/sources.list file and doing an apt-get update.
> I didn't really
> want to do that but now I have taken the plunge.
change /etc/apt/sources.list back to stable and run apt-get
update again. You should be back to normal then.
Dont know if any of you on this list would be interested,
but I have debian and a modified 2.4 kernel installed on my
old nubus machine (7100/66AV). Runs great with stable and
testing. If anyone is interested I can post the full
instructions.
cheers,
paul
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|penguin.tough.n
Try 'Xconfigurator' instead.
Alexander Kitzberger said at Òx-window on powermac G3Ó.
[24/Feb/01Sat 03:47]
> Hello,
> i want to configure the x-window system on a powermac G3
> after installing xserver-common, i can't find the program xf86config.
> Can anyone help me?
>
> Thanks a lot
>
>
> Alex
Mike> Doesn't the floppy drive require a power connection, or does it get
Mike> it's power
Mike> from the data cable?
yep, just the one connection for a floppy drive. They're hot swappable too.
cheers,
paul
Andrew Sharp said at ÒRe: NEWBIE: bootdisk for powermac (SOLVED+TRICK)Ó.
[14/Feb/01Wed 22:08]
> If you had checked the archives you would have seen that I posted a week
> or two ago a link to a boot floppy that works. here it is again.
>
> http://www.netfall.com/powerpc/boot-flopppy-oldworld.img
Matthew Kirkwood said at ÒRe: 7200/90 -- next stepÓ.
[12/Feb/01Mon 23:41]
> On Sun, 11 Feb 2001, Andrew Sharp wrote:
>
> > Stuffit Expander can be downloaded free off the internet. I forget
> > the URL, but it is easily found with google search ~:^)
>
> And if, as I explained, I can't get TCP wor
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