orge.net,freesoftware.com,ftp.us.debian.org and a few
> other sites that I know of.
Try in pool/main/x/xfree86/ on any Debian mirror. apt-get will find
it automagically if you point it at sid.
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(see previous messages)
sudo alien --to-deb netscape-4.6-1.rpm
[wait a while]
sudo dpkg -i netscape_4.6-2_powerpc.deb
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On Jun 15, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> Chris Lawrence wrote:
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> > Since I suspect many of you want to use the Netscape RPM from
> > LinuxPPC-r5 on Debian,
>
> Does it work well? Does it include Roaming Access? Does it include Messenger?
It seems to include everything
nd binary
packages are out-of-sync (the powerpc build daemon seems hopelessly
confused at the moment), so it probably won't install properly unless
you tell dpkg to ignore the dependencies.
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Has anyone submitted the Permedia2 acceleration patch to the Debian X
maintainer? It'd be nice to get it into potato (I'm assuming XF86 4.0
won't make it in there, of course...).
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Try one of those :-)
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too slow to keep up (I know I had
problems under APUS with both a A4091 and GVP Series II). The SCSI
drivers are probably also buggy...
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is due to the 2.3 kernels it's based on being highly flaky as well).
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else's: Red Hat. We may have borrowed code here and there from Red
Hat, but I doubt we've used much of anything from LinuxPPC. I think
we may have butchered up some of their Netscape packages at times,
though ;-)
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On Aug 02, Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> Can someone here explain to me how the build daemon is supposed
> to work? Last week I was whining to our debian packager about
> the ppc guys being so slow to build new packages. He enlightened
> me saying that (in this case lilypond1.3) had been accepted in
should give your answer.
You might also want to try the pre-release 4.2.0 packages, but I doubt
that will fix the problem.
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Getting to the original poster's question: I believe APUS kernels will
have a /proc/hardware, which isn't present at all on other PPC
architecture.
Testing for the existence of the /proc/bus/zorro directory would be
another reasonable Amiga test.
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e kernel layer (because there are umpteen
hardware clocks on m68k: Atari, two varieties on Amiga, Mac...). Ideally
/dev/rtc should be used, but for various reasons (which I'm not exactly
clear on... probably because it's optional) it isn't.
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7. My
understanding (from James Troup) is that a new xfree86 package should
be out Real Soon Now that compiles on PowerPC and m68k. Until then
we're all screwed.
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