well it's been four months since i've been on linux, going through very tiring evolution of dual boot osx / ubuntu to single boot debian with a dash of pure:dyne.
i'll be happy to contribute to the pages when i can. actually right now compiling a new kernel and i hope things will be better. unfortunately my noobness sometimes prohibits me from seeing where the problem is, since i have many at a time, a bit nasty for documenting. Aymeric Mansoux wrote: > Isjtar, if you have tested all the puredyne on your laptop i have not > , please start > to make such a list we can then point people to contribute and check it > before hand. And for the coming builds it will also help us to > specifically look for patches/drivers/whatever that could make the > problem machines working as it would be general GNU/Linux issues and not > Puredyne specific. > sure, i'll try to put some time into it. > About the USB, again, we don't have any macs, so our attempts are > usually limited to playing around with some borrowed hardware for a day > or two and so far nothing was really impressive and what seemed to work > with grub on a machine, was not on another, etc. > > Puredyne USB boot support for mactel must be a community effort because > apart from grub2 that was not tested so far, it seems that syslinux and > grub are a bit of a dead-end :/ > Any help appreciated for that! > all i've seen is that it's a big mess with people trying lots of things that go nowhere, so yes, dead end : / in the mean time, best documentation for linux on mac is on the debian, ubuntu and gentoo wiki's. i'll also share my conf if i can make this rt kernel stick, that would be nice. best isjtar --- [email protected] irc.goto10.org #puredyne
