On Fri, Nov 09, 2007 at 12:30:17AM -0500, Jim Kronebusch wrote:
> Best bet, try booting them off of a PPC live CD.  If you get a live CD that 
> boots and
> starts x, then steal the xorg.conf.  Then move that xorg.conf to the ltsp 
> tree on the
> server and call on it with custom settings in lts.conf and XF86CONFIG_FILE 
> (double check
> the syntax on that).  If you google my name along with lts.conf, ppc, or 
> XF86CONFIG you
> should find some pretty decent instructions on setting this up.  The hardest 
> part is
> getting a working xorg.conf, and the easiest way is to try different flavors 
> of PPC live
> CD's.  Then you don't have any time invested in trying an OS to see if it 
> will work.

Thanks Jim, that seems promising, although time consuming (sure wish
had a faster connection for downloading those live cds).  Any
recommendations on which to try?  Small distributions preferred...

I have a Bondi (I think) tray-loading iMac, which is not that
uncommon.  Maybe someone here has a working xorg.conf?

I was thinking it was not just a config issue since xorg.conf was
using the "vga" driver, which I'd expect to be reasonably generic.
The segfault isn't a great sign.

XF86CONFIG_FILE is the option, it seems.  If I set that will running
"startx" know to use the custom config automatically?  From Goggle
seems that there can be more than one custom config -- not sure I
folow that.

> Good luck.

I'm sure hoping.  Took about 40 minutest to get the server and i386
clients running, and, oh, a dozen or so hours to get this far with the
Apples...

-- 
Bill Moseley
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