Try adding testing sources and then apt-get update and then only the -t
testing line. no need to modify apt.conf.
Super! That got that, BUT something is still off :(
I tried to executed dpkg-buildpackage inside /usr/local/src/ and
/usr/local/src/kernel-patch-2.4.22-powerpc-2.4.22/ but it ra
apt-get source -t testing kernel-patch-2.4.22-powerpc
No go :( from what I just read in the man it should though!
Should I maybe change my source.list to include testing and add
APT:Default-Release {"testing" ;}; to apt.conf until I have the patch,
and then change it back, or am I asking for
# apt-get source kernel-patch-2.4.22-powerpc
and build that with dpkg-buildpackage.
# apt-get source kernel-patch-2.4.22-powerpc
fails after "Building Dependency Tree... Done" with following statement
E: Unable to find a source for package for kernel-patch-2.4.22-powerpc
Using apt-setup
Also, i would be interested in the reasons for you doing a custom
kernel, and why the prebuilt one is not ok for you.
First I should say, that I'm very new to Debian (and Linux) so please
feel free tell me, if I'm going in the completely wrong direction ;)
My goal is to set up a bridge firewa
I need to compile a custom kernel foran oldworld pmac. I've looked at
every man page, mailing list and HOWTO I could find, but some things
remain a complete fog!
1) Do I need to patch the kernel-sources I get via dselect
(kernel-source-2.4.18-14.1)? I was under the impression that the
kernel
Hi,
I'm trying to set up a transparent bridge firewall. Everything seems to
work fine, i.e. network traffic is bridged transparently and the
firewall drops everything unwanted, but I get enormous amounts of
kernel messages dumped to the screen (all ttys) and the logs.
The problem persists if
On 19.01.2004, at 17:49 Uhr, Michel Dänzer wrote:
On Mon, 2004-01-19 at 17:40, christian funk wrote:
Anybody know why, and/or how I can stop the output at least until I
get
right what's still wrong?
man dmesg, the -n option. Then it will only fill the logfiles. :)
Okay, that would
I just finished building my beautiful bridge firewall, and it _seems_
to work perfectly!
However, always after "up"ing the bridge with ifconfig I get massive
amounts of screen output to EVERY local tty, thus disrupting my local
command line interface.
This output starts by telling my that th
Hi Fraser,
some pointers (if you haven't found them yet):
I did get woody's installer up and running from BootX but I want to
get rid of
MacOS entirely. My understanding is that I should be able to use the
Quik
bootloader, bypassing the need for MacOS/BootX.
Yes, quik should work fine when
I'm trying to set up my oldworld power mac (7500 with a 603 CPU) up as
a bridge firewall. Someone please stop me if it can't be done...
Currently I'm running my own custom 2.4.18 kernel, but on
bridge.sourceforge.net I read that I need to apply the patch
bridge-nf-0.0.7-against-2.4.19.diff.
I'm trying to set up my oldworld power mac (7500 with a 603 CPU) up as
a bridge firewall. Someone please stop me if it can't be done...
Currently I'm running my own custom 2.4.18 kernel, but on
bridge.sourceforge.net I read that I need to apply the patch
bridge-nf-0.0.7-against-2.4.19.diff.
On 16.01.2004, at 13:36 Uhr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After compiling and installing my (first) custom kernel (2.4.18), my
ABD keyboard is broken on my oldworld 7500 power mac.
Your new kernel most likely uses different keycodes than the previous
one, so your keyboard map must be changed. Not
After compiling and installing my (first) custom kernel (2.4.18), my
ABD keyboard is broken on my oldworld 7500 power mac.
It boots fine - at least I think so, but I can't read the boot messages
fast enough.
When I try to login the keyboard generates the wrong characters (but it
generates th
Does anybody know what I'm doing wrong?
Yup! At least I think I may, since I had the exact problem on a 7500 an
got it fixed. You most probably need to work with the settings in the
open firmware (OF) and in quik.config.
However, getting your 6500 to do exactly what you want is not straight
wo box setup to get the
"original" nvram default settings. But then again you may not need
them... you need the ones that work ;)
Christian Funk
On 07.01.2004, at 18:01 Uhr, Rick Thomas wrote:
Christian,
1) Please post a report on your experiences when you get things
working.
I have the same problem, and I'm sure others out there do too.
Hi again Rick,
I'm making good progress. The information is all there, just not in a
nice
s more complete documentation so I can figure it out
myself...
Christian Funk
On 07.01.2004, at 14:17 Uhr, Simon Vallet wrote:
Hi,
On Wed, 7 Jan 2004 14:05:25 +0100
christian funk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm desperately trying to get oldworld powermacs to boot different
kernels
writes the quik.config
during a fresh install?
Does anyone know how to get quik to work properly?
Christian Funk
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