Re: Installing from SCSI drive problem

On Fri, Jul 19, 2002 at 01:26:40AM -0700, Greg Howland wrote: > > > I'm trying to install on a PowerBook G3 Lombard, which should > > > be a New World machine... > > > > The devices in OF have different names than in Linux. You're using > > the Linux name, but the OF name would be something like sc

Re: Installing from SCSI drive problem

> > I'm trying to install on a PowerBook G3 Lombard, which should > > be a New World machine... > > The devices in OF have different names than in Linux. You're using > the Linux name, but the OF name would be something like scsi/[EMAIL > PROTECTED]:0... > > I was under the impression that the Lom

Re: Installing from SCSI drive problem

On Thu, Jul 18, 2002 at 06:31:28PM -0700, Greg Howland wrote: > The Installation Manual states that the PB G3 Lombard is New World, > however I've seen elsewhere that the Firewire "Pismo" is the only PB G3 > that's New World. Is there any way of telling from within MacOS 9 whether > it's Old or New

Re: Installing from SCSI drive problem

> > I'm trying to install on a PowerBook G3 Lombard, which should > > be a New World machine... > > The devices in OF have different names than in Linux. You're using > the Linux name, but the OF name would be something like scsi/[EMAIL > PROTECTED]:0. > Remember to substitute the numbers (0:0) wi

Re: Installing from SCSI drive problem

On Thu, Jul 18, 2002 at 01:23:44PM -0700, Greg Howland wrote: > I'm trying to install on a PowerBook G3 Lombard, which should > be a New World machine. I've downloaded the base system onto > an external SCSI drive and am trying to boot off of that. At the > OpenFirmware prompt I've tried entering t

Installing from SCSI drive problem

I'm trying to install on a PowerBook G3 Lombard, which should be a New World machine. I've downloaded the base system onto an external SCSI drive and am trying to boot off of that. At the OpenFirmware prompt I've tried entering the following commands but each time, the system seems to check the SCS