Thomas Otto wrote:
Or, wait to see if somebody else here has an easier way.
;-)
I would say you just boot your current system with the parameter
'init=/bin/bash', then do an fsck of the root fs, remount the root
parition read-write and try to fix it.
Now that sounds a _lot_ easier : you'll
Thomas Otto wrote:
We haven't got a boot selector yet. The environment can point to
exactly one partition for booting, and if I've read it right it will
load the first file on that - it has to be a PReP partition, and since
it doesn't have a filesystem I guess there's only ever one file.
Alter
On Sat, 6 Sep 2003, Thomas Otto wrote:
>
> Wonder why they didn't use openfirmware like most PPCs - backwards
> compatibility to older AmigaOS - or is this firmware not as "open as in
> speech"?
>
It sort-of thinks it's an x86, so you can (have-to) use non-mac
graphics cards (well, radeons and td
Now that sounds a _lot_ easier : you'll need to repeat *all* of the
bootargs when you run `setenv', then do not run savenv, go straight to
`bootd'.
Thanks for the clarification, Thomas.
Erm - did I miss the tag here ;-) ?
No sarcasm intended, the instruction was for the OP (could have made
t
On Sat, 6 Sep 2003, Thomas Otto wrote:
> >>> Or, wait to see if somebody else here has an easier way.
> >>
> >>;-)
> >>I would say you just boot your current system with the parameter
> >>'init=/bin/bash', then do an fsck of the root fs, remount the root
> >>parition read-write and try to fix it.
Or, wait to see if somebody else here has an easier way.
;-)
I would say you just boot your current system with the parameter
'init=/bin/bash', then do an fsck of the root fs, remount the root
parition read-write and try to fix it.
Now that sounds a _lot_ easier : you'll need to repeat *all*
On Sat, 6 Sep 2003, Thomas Otto wrote:
>
> $ cd /etc/init.d
> $ grep -i font *
> [...]
> console-screen.sh: echo -n "Setting up general console font..."
> [...]
>
> That looks like the script you'll have to look into. Maybe it tries to
> set a font defined in /etc/console-tools/config that is
I have a great AmigaONE computer with DebianPPC Sid (unstable) version.
Today I have installed, with apt-get all latest updates, but, when the
computer reset and inizialize the system, it lockup at this point:
Setting Up General Console Font
How I can restore my system and correct this error?
On Sat, 6 Sep 2003, SpawnPPC wrote:
[ I've cut the general users list ]
> Dear Debian(PPC) user's,
>
> I'm Emanuele, from Italy.
>
> I have a great AmigaONE computer with DebianPPC Sid (unstable) version.
> Today I have installed, with apt-get all latest updates, but, when the
> computer reset and
Dear Debian(PPC) user's,
I'm Emanuele, from Italy.
I have a great AmigaONE computer with DebianPPC Sid (unstable) version.
Today I have installed, with apt-get all latest updates, but, when the
computer reset and inizialize the system, it lockup at this point:
Setting Up General Console Font
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