Re: Boot INSTALLED system from CD?

2001-10-08 Thread Media 100
Ethan, Thanks for the message, I really appreciate it Your answer raises a further question, if you don't mind: Can I get a different version of yaboot that will work? Ideally via download and burning it to a CD that will boot, but if that can't be made to work then in some other fashion. I wou

Re: Boot INSTALLED system from CD?

2001-10-09 Thread Media 100
Yikes! It worked. Much thanks to Ethan and Colin and Chris (I will try Chris's suggestion to burn a later version onto CD to make new boot CD. Something I haven't gotten to work yet, so there will probably be another installment). Anyway, as always, getting over one hurdle only presents the

Re: Of Mice and Modems

2001-10-09 Thread Media 100
Thanks, everybody. John, where does it get told macserial.o? I apologize if that's an ignorant question, but then... Mike John Goerzen wrote: > The modem should be /dev/ttyS0 or /dev/ttyS1 like others. It tripped > me up for a bit that you have to use macserial.o instead of serial.o > to drive

More Mice & Modems

2001-10-10 Thread Media 100
OK, The system is sending noise over the telephone line at ttyS0--thanks for all responses. Unfortunately, noise (as opposed to signal) is all it seems to be sending (100% packet loss) in spite of fooling around with /etc/ppp/peers/provider and /etc/resolv.conf.; might that be the macserial.o pr

Re: Unidentified subject!

2001-10-16 Thread Media 100
www.debian.org/releases/stable/powerpc/install Bruno BEAUFILS wrote: > One of my student would like to install Linux on his Mac. > > We tried to install a Mandrake and finally succeed using a Yellow dog linux > kernel, BootX, and Mandrake CD but once the system is installed we get trouble > using

debian-powerpc@lists.debian.org

2003-12-29 Thread Media 100
Chris' advice, and the file he porvided, worked perfectly. What I type is now what comes out; a considerable improvement. Unfortunately I still cannot get Xwindows to start and I suspect the mouse, as I indicated in my first post. When I initiallly set the system up I had a terrible time gettin

debian-powerpc@lists.debian.org

2003-12-31 Thread Media 100
Chris Tillman wrote: > Use dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 -- although I'm not sure that was > available in potato. Also, woody's xfree 86 has much better support > for powerpc hardware, so it might be a better idea to just upgrade > now. That will straighten out a lot of problems. Chris, Pot