I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but I'm not doing anything specific
with having extra kernels or custom kernels, but by just doing updates like
normal I've ran out of space. I manually removed unnecessary kernels to
free up space. Could this be a bug in the installer? Not giving enough room
t
Hi,
one of the things that grub-legacy can do is limit the number of old
kernels it keeps around. I've not seen this functionality in grub-2 and I
manually remove the old kernel entries. I'm not sure if one of the "tweak"
utilities can do this more easily.
Regards,
Phill.
On 16 April 2013 18:09
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Just to close this out in case anyone else has same hardware.
First gen G5 1.6, usb stick in uppermost usb port on the back.
boot /ht@0,pci@f200/pci@4/usb@b/disk@1:2,\install\yaboot
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From: Str8bs [mailto:str8bsli...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 12:41 AM
Phil,
I realize you weren't asking me, but the "install grub boot loader" step
doesn't currently apply.
(yet? Fedora is moving to grub2 on PPC. :) I'm NOT attempting to open that can
of worms. :) )
I expect most PPC users are aware of yaboot vs. grub anyway.
? It may be useful for some to add a
Prairie Zephyr,
I speculate many USB PPC boot troubles come from confusion because of two
factors:
1. default devalias names change across different firmware versions and
later versions include the disk in the alias path.
(IE: usb@1/disk@1:2 vs UD:2, etc. ) Some don't even have an alias for the
US
Just to catch everyone up on the basics; beginning with Maverick ubiquity began
offering an upgrade path that's quite different than both the standard upgrade
via the update-mangler or via the alternate image.
Basically, based on my own experience, this option will only be offered if you
have o
Just thought to add;
If we move it to the desktop image testing it should possibly be "optional"
rather than "mandatory".
But my original point, which I did a poor job of explaining, is that upgrading
via the live image is very much dependent on the date the image was produced
rather than a "w
fantastic idea! let's do it!
wxl
On Tue, 16 Apr 2013 16:31:38 -0500
"Str8bs" wrote:
> Prairie Zephyr,
>
> I speculate many USB PPC boot troubles come from confusion because of two
> factors:
> 1. default devalias names change across different firmware versions and
> later versions include the
a week or so ago i did an alternate install with no network. it carried on like
normal and i had no problems.
today, using 20130416, selecting the option to not configure the network at
this time leads to the installer asking to select a mirror. if a mirror is
selected, it then attempts to
i've had some trouble getting persistence going but i've been persistent in
getting it going and balloons has been kind in offering help. since i managed
to succeed, he asked me to post it up on the list for everyone else.
so first, format with gparted or parted if you prefer. don't bother with
It would be nice if there were and easy way to set up persistence from
within the Live CD session itself. Can that be done?
Regards,
/Lars
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