On 12 Sep, this message from CK echoed through cyberspace:
> I read:
>> Right. When I saw this mail this afternoon at work however I checked his
>> boot device; it _should_ be OK (I thought I remembered some alias
>
> and I tried _lots_ of variations all I get is either just
> can't OPEN:
> or
>
I read:
> Right. When I saw this mail this afternoon at work however I checked his
> boot device; it _should_ be OK (I thought I remembered some alias
and I tried _lots_ of variations all I get is either just
can't OPEN:
or
can't OPEN: /some/thing/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> The advice I can offer is ma
On Wed, Sep 11, 2002 at 12:50:25PM +0200, CK wrote:
> Why does the second partition on /dev/hda end up being /dev/hda3 ?
With a Mac style partition map, the first partition is the data
for the partition map itself. I know that seems wrong, but that's
the way it was designed. Any data partition wil
On 11 Sep, this message from Chris Tillman echoed through cyberspace:
> On Wed, Sep 11, 2002 at 12:50:25PM +0200, CK wrote:
[about beige G3]
>> is it possible to boot this machine using quik at all ?
>> (if not something less ambigous should be in the docs)
>>
>> Does anyone on this list have thi
I wrote:
> ok so now I can boot the system off the floppy how would I make
> a new one to use a custum kernel ?
sorry found it ...
# mnt -t clue /dev/rtfm /mnt/brain
regards,
x
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I read:
> > Is there a document describing how to make a hsf floppy on linux
> > to boot it with a rescue kernel (the hsf install disk won't let
> > me choose an alternate root file system) ?
>
> http://cvs.debian.org/powerpc-specials/miBoot/patch-floppy-image.pl
ok so now I can boot the system o
On Wed, Sep 11, 2002 at 12:50:25PM +0200, CK wrote:
> hi,
>
> I recently snapped up a beige g3 (233MHz,of2.0f1,160Mb Ram, no hd)
> for 50EUR and found an unused 800Mb ide drive I try to install debian
> (3.0.23) on. I read all the docs and archives I could find (hell I
> even dug up my forth refe
hi,
I recently snapped up a beige g3 (233MHz,of2.0f1,160Mb Ram, no hd)
for 50EUR and found an unused 800Mb ide drive I try to install debian
(3.0.23) on. I read all the docs and archives I could find (hell I
even dug up my forth reference...) but
I can't get it to boot from the HD so I have a co
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