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.
I had trouble initially. I've gotten past it.
> 1) Potato 2.2r2 CD#1 could not be used as startup - hangs at the
> beginning with strange video artifacts. Nothing helps.
On Tue, Jan 02, 2001 at 12:30:53PM +0200, starlett wrote:
> 2) I can install LinuxPPC (Red Hat v7 based) without complete
> reformatting my HD (I have 6 GB MacOS 9 partition and 4 GB unallocated).
> Is it possible to use LinuxPPC partitioning scheme later with Debian?
> LinuxPPC uses 32 MB HFS
In newsgate.debian.powerpc, starlett wrote:
> 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.
Pop said CD i
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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