Hi, Ethan,
>don't attempt to edit a iso image.
>
>when you get the yaboot boot: prompt type:
>
>debian video=ofonly
The problem that that I do not get yaboot prompt. Just after few seconds
of loading, Debian hangs with black screen and few blue vertical lines.
In LinuxPPC, I can press TAB on
>define `cannot start' do you have wierd display issues? if so i think
>video=ofonly or video="aty128fb:vmode:15:cmode:8" (i think that vmode
>is wrong) otherwise we need more details as to what failed.
Dear Elan,
Thanks for suggestion, I have 2.2r2. Do I need to edit yaboot.conf or its
possi
Is it possible to use HFS Boot Partition with Debian and load kernel from
that partition, as LinuxPPC, SuSE and YDL do? Does it reqires only
changes in yaboot.conf?
I really do not like idea of creating Apple_Bootstrap, which is not
directly editable.
Hi,
Anyone knows about support of FireWire on Linux?
Planned soon, may be, never, any clue...
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Hi,
Anyone knows Mac Linux GUI Partitioning Utility?
PS. LinuxPPC 2000Q4 starts without problems on my FireWire iBook. Debian
starts on the iMac. However, I still cannot start Debian from CD on my
FireWire iBook. Any suggestions?
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The problem is that I do not see yaboot prompt, it hangs almost
imediately. Looks like Debian kernel does not like my motherboard with
FireWire or video. BTW, hardware is OK because MacOS 9 runs without any
problems.
>Pop said CD into drive, and boot with "debian video=ofonly" at the
Hi,
I have an Apple iBook with FireWire (Summer 2000 model), and it seems I
run into troube installing Debian.
1) Potato 2.2r2 CD#1 could not be used as startup - hangs at the
beginning with strange video artifacts. Nothing helps.
2) I can install LinuxPPC (Red Hat v7 based) without complete
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