On Mon, Aug 10, 1998 at 03:15:26PM -0700, Alex Romosan wrote:
> >scsi didn't keep crashing). In fact, I am going to upload X to master
> >as soon as I clear the NMU with Branden.
>
> did you include the Xpmac server, or is there something else you are
> supposed to use on a ppc?
Both. I include
>scsi didn't keep crashing). In fact, I am going to upload X to master
>as soon as I clear the NMU with Branden.
did you include the Xpmac server, or is there something else you are
supposed to use on a ppc?
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>to be in the /etc/inittab. With the current getty you can't login!
>So change it before you reset!
yes, i've rebooted the computer quite a few times. but i am using
kernel version 2.1.115 (otherwise you can't login, as you noticed).
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On Mon, Aug 10, 1998 at 06:53:17PM +0200, Hartmut Koptein wrote:
> > scsi didn't keep crashing). In fact, I am going to upload X to master
> > as soon as I clear the NMU with Branden.
>
> Hmmm, have you my xfree diff from branden? This should go in with a
> newer xfree version.
No, I don't. Sen
> scsi didn't keep crashing). In fact, I am going to upload X to master
> as soon as I clear the NMU with Branden.
Hmmm, have you my xfree diff from branden? This should go in with a
newer xfree version.
MfG,
Hartmut
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> i am working with the powerpc tarball i got from master, and then i
> did a dselect update, etc. things seem to be working okay, i changed
> /etc/inittab to use getty instead of mingetty, which was in the
> tarball, but didn't seem to belong to any package. anyway, the tarball
> seems to work fin
On Mon, Aug 10, 1998 at 01:50:04AM -0700, Alex Romosan wrote:
> i know how to compile debian packages, i maintain a few myself. it's
> only that until now i dealt only with intel (and a brief aborted
> attempt with an alpha) machines. i realize the distribution is mostly
> experimental, and i am tr
i have to apologize, because i thought the message was from linux-apus mailing
lkist.
build never worked for me, i think it depend on which debian builder package
you have installed.
i have been succesfully building m68k packages until now.
Friendly,
Sven LUTHER
i know how to compile debian packages, i maintain a few myself. it's
only that until now i dealt only with intel (and a brief aborted
attempt with an alpha) machines. i realize the distribution is mostly
experimental, and i am trying to help as much as i can. right now i am
trying to compile the la
not sure how you do that, but normally, compiling a debian package is done as
followsd :
but all thre files in a directory of your choice (/usr/local/debian ?)
you cshould then do a dpkg-source or something similar, don't remember
exactly, with the .dsc file as argument.
then you have to go t
On Sun, Aug 09, 1998 at 04:58:00AM -0700, Alex Romosan wrote:
> i just installed debian on a powerpc, and i am trying to get familiar
> with it (the 2.1 kernel, glibc 2.1, etc). i started by trying to
> compile some of the packages which are already part of the
> distribution, but i am puzzled by m
i just installed debian on a powerpc, and i am trying to get familiar
with it (the 2.1 kernel, glibc 2.1, etc). i started by trying to
compile some of the packages which are already part of the
distribution, but i am puzzled by my lack of success. in particular i
am trying to compile netbase and i
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