On Mon, Sep 19, 2011 at 12:07:26PM +1000, Mike Hore wrote:
> >
>
> Sorry Stephen, but there doesn't seem to be any such list. Were you
> thinking of the PPC list?
>
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Thought it was MacOS and not strictly PPC. Guess not?
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I wrote:
On 16/09/11 10:33 PM, Stephen Allen wrote:
On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 06:00:06PM +1000, Mike Hore wrote:
Thanks. I had looked at that and I think I've got the video problem
sorted out -- but the boot is still hanging at a later stage as I
explained in my earlier post.
Cheers, Mike.
T
On 16/09/11 10:33 PM, Stephen Allen wrote:
On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 06:00:06PM +1000, Mike Hore wrote:
Thanks. I had looked at that and I think I've got the video problem
sorted out -- but the boot is still hanging at a later stage as I
explained in my earlier post.
Cheers, Mike.
There is a
On Fri, Sep 16, 2011 at 06:00:06PM +1000, Mike Hore wrote:
>
> Thanks. I had looked at that and I think I've got the video problem
> sorted out -- but the boot is still hanging at a later stage as I
> explained in my earlier post.
>
> Cheers, Mike.
There is a Debian Mac list; probably get bett
Hi Scott,
On 16/09/11 15:56, Mike Hore wrote:
Hi again --
Hmm... no replies. I take it then that NOBODY is running Debian on one
of this year's iMacs?? Maybe I should just go away and try again in a
few months?
Cheers, Mike.
I don't run a Mac - or I'd have posted earlier, but... it appe
Mike Hore writes:
> Hmm... no replies. I take it then that NOBODY is running Debian on one
> of this year's iMacs?? Maybe I should just go away and try again in a
> few months?
Hmm, remember only a fraction of debian users actually use the mailing
lists... (and I suppose even some devs may not
On 16/09/11 15:56, Mike Hore wrote:
> Hi again --
>
> Hmm... no replies. I take it then that NOBODY is running Debian on one
> of this year's iMacs?? Maybe I should just go away and try again in a
> few months?
>
> Cheers, Mike.
>
I don't run a Mac - or I'd have posted earlier, but... it app
Hi again --
Hmm... no replies. I take it then that NOBODY is running Debian on one
of this year's iMacs?? Maybe I should just go away and try again in a
few months?
Cheers, Mike.
Hi all,
It's been a few weeks now, so I'm wondering if there's been any progress
on this. I think the rele
Hi all,
It's been a few weeks now, so I'm wondering if there's been any progress
on this. I think the relevant bugs are #637284 and 627705 - neither
have had any activity during these few weeks. Is everybody on holidays??
-- Mike.
Hi again,
I was directed to the wiki:
http://wiki.debian
Hi again,
I was directed to the wiki:
http://wiki.debian.org/iMacIntel
Apparently this section has been updated:
Update (2011/08/12) : aluminium iMac Intel 12,1 / Wheezy , see the
"video" section.
However this didn't work for me. Even applying the radeon.modeset=0
line in the boot parameter
Sorry if this appears twice, but it seems that the way I wrote my
original post it came out as a followup on an existing thread rather
than a new one, which is what it was meant to be.
This issue now exists as bug# 637284. If you're interested, you can see
the history of our investigati
On Monday 29 August 2011 10:58:21 Mike Hore wrote:
> This issue now exists as bug# 637284. If you're interested, you can see
> the history of our investigation at
> http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=637284
>
> I'm posting this the the debian-user list, to get a wider readership and
This issue now exists as bug# 637284. If you're interested, you can see
the history of our investigation at
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=637284
I'm posting this the the debian-user list, to get a wider readership and
find if there's been anybody yet who has been able to ins
Kevin Mark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Tue, Mar 06, 2007 at 10:23:13PM -0500, John Anthony Kazos Jr. wrote:
>> At 08:33 PM 3/6/2007, Kevin Mark wrote:
>> I've actually managed to track down this problem. Somehow, for some
>> reason, the DHCP client Debian uses right now was telling my ISP's
On Tue, Mar 06, 2007 at 10:23:13PM -0500, John Anthony Kazos Jr. wrote:
> At 08:33 PM 3/6/2007, Kevin Mark wrote:
> >can you ping a ip address and can not ping a domain name?
> >Have you considered booting a livecd and then using debootstrap as a way
> >to install?
>
> I've actually managed to tra
At 08:33 PM 3/6/2007, Kevin Mark wrote:
can you ping a ip address and can not ping a domain name?
Have you considered booting a livecd and then using debootstrap as a way
to install?
I've actually managed to track down this problem. Somehow, for some
reason, the DHCP client Debian uses right n
On Tue, Mar 06, 2007 at 07:46:02PM -0500, John Anthony Kazos Jr. wrote:
> At 11:09 AM 3/6/2007, Chris Lale wrote:
>
> >Are you using the expert install ("expert" at the installer boot screen)?
> >
> >AFAIR, there is then an option to supply nameservers manually. I had
> >to do this when I was usi
At 11:09 AM 3/6/2007, Chris Lale wrote:
Are you using the expert install ("expert" at the installer boot screen)?
AFAIR, there is then an option to supply nameservers manually. I had
to do this when I was using a particular ADSL modem/router-in-a-box
to connect to my ISP. The modem/router did
John Anthony Kazos Jr. wrote:
[...]
I have tried to install sarge with the 3.1r5 "business card" netinst
disc, and etch with the full netinst daily build disc from Mar. 4 '07.
It detects my hardware fine, loads my modules fine, and configures
with DHCP fine, but every mirror gives "Bad Mirror
I apologize for pestering everyone, but I really don't want to
abandon Debian for something this simple after having used it for so long.
My ISP requires registration of a MAC address through an HTML
interface, which I do in Windows XP. They also require initializing
the network with DHCP. Whe
In spite of previous help, I'm getting nowhere. I thought I had
solved this by using the Linux Format coverdisk Morphix, which
installed everything, recognised the NIC - all perfect. Only
problem, when I installed it to the hard drive, the installer didn't
set up lilo, and the system was unbo
On Sat, Jan 05, 2002 at 07:40:50PM +1100, Penguin wrote:
> I am still having problems installing Potato. I always use `simple' install
> mode and not select X, so I can install the unofficial XFree 4.x debs from
> someone who is listed in Debian (http://people.debian.org/~someone) I
http://peop
I am still having problems installing Potato. I always use `simple' install
mode and not select X, so I can install the unofficial XFree 4.x debs from
someone who is listed in Debian (http://people.debian.org/~someone) I
think... anyway I tried listing all the packages at once on the command lin
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> I am still having problems installing Potato. I always use `simple' install
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>
> I am still having problems installing Potato. I always use `simple' install
Posting the same text twice will not
I am still having problems installing Potato. I always use `simple' install
mode and not select X, so I can install the unofficial XFree 4.x debs from
someone who is listed in Debian (http://people.debian.org/~someone) I
think... anyway I tried listing all the packages at once on the command lin
>The fist thought that occurs to me is: does dselect know enough to put
>files on the usr partition, or did it freeze trying to stuff 400+ megs
>onto a 100 meg root partition? How does dselect know which files to put
>on which partition? Or does it know?
This seems like a new-user-question, so I'l
>The fist thought that occurs to me is: does dselect know enough to put
>files on the usr partition, or did it freeze trying to stuff 400+ megs
>onto a 100 meg root partition? How does dselect know which files to put
>on which partition? Or does it know?
Dselect automagically puts everything where
On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 01:10:38PM -0700, dkphoto wrote:
: I have dselect installing, but it seems to be taking an extraordinarily
: long time to work. About how long should the install of a 500+ meg
: profile take with a 68K Mac? It's been installing just xemacs for about
: an hour now, and it
On Mon, Jan 31, 2000 at 01:10:38PM -0700, dkphoto wrote:
> I have dselect installing, but it seems to be taking an extraordinarily
> long time to work. About how long should the install of a 500+ meg
> profile take with a 68K Mac? It's been installing just xemacs for about
> an hour now, and it
I have dselect installing, but it seems to be taking an extraordinarily
long time to work. About how long should the install of a 500+ meg
profile take with a 68K Mac? It's been installing just xemacs for about
an hour now, and it was working for a good two hours before that.
David Kachel
Had to force a restart of my machine BTW, and got a message on startup
that fsck could not fix my usr partition and that I would have to do it
manually. I ran fsck, which seemed to deal with a lot of problems, but
finally finished. Then tried to run dselect, and the machine said it
couldn't find it
Well I spoke too soon! I finally got dselect going and actually
installing files, only to come back an hour later and find the machine
frozen solid. If anyone can help me determine what went wrong I would
appreciate it.
Background info: I have a Mac IIci with 48megs of RAM and a 700meg hard
drive
I recieve the following error no matter what I try to install
I'm in desperate need of help my system is not configed properly
Please help
Dragon# dpkg -i mgetty-fax_1.1.2-1.deb
(Reading database ... dpkg: error processing mgetty-fax_1.1.2-1.deb (--install):
files list file for package `mgetty-f
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