On Mar 19, 2007, at 2:41 AM, Anthony Henson wrote:
Hey look what I found! http://fare.livejournal.com/93274.html (do a
find on quik) It was funny because I've actually got OF booting up
quik! and quik is giving me a kernal! PANIC!!! tho! I think I
know why, need to get the initrd goin,
On Mar 18, 2007, at 5:06 PM, Anthony Henson wrote:
making some progress on my own here, got quik to start booting, but
then it gives me default catch, and then claim failed... I don't
know how to use this mailing list at all, I am such a newb. I
mailed my thing to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or what
Hi Anthony,
I see you've discovered the powerpc mailing list. That's good. It's
the place where all the expertise is concentrated.
While I appreciate your frustration, the best thing to do is ask one
(or at most two related) simple question(s) per posting. You'll get
the best and most
Err, who the hell is Paul Anderson?
I did manage to get quik installed and booting under a running debian
installation that booted with bootx, so, take hope, it is possible. However
this was done with debian and not ubuntu.
You mentioned using quikconfig. Have you changed the /etc/quik.conf file
On Fri, Mar 16, 2007 at 03:46:37PM +, rob rob wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I hate to bud in, but I suggest getting the boot floppies from:
>
> http://layer-acht.org/d-i-miboot/powerpc/floppy-2.4/
>
> These are the old sarge boot floppies, which work. The ones at ~wouter
> which are from etch seem to
Hello,
I hate to bud in, but I suggest getting the boot floppies from:
http://layer-acht.org/d-i-miboot/powerpc/floppy-2.4/
These are the old sarge boot floppies, which work. The ones at ~wouter which
are from etch seem to be in a constant state of disarray. (unless of course
someone has fixe
On Mar 15, 2007, at 1:49 AM, Anthony Henson wrote:
Hello there! I realize this is poor netiquitte but I keep seeing
your posts
on the mailing lists, and your set-up seems similar to mine. after
about 20
installs of 3 different distros I finally got my old rev. 1 Beige G3
(2.01fOF, Patched n
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