While installing Suse, LinuxPPC2000 or Debian I've always the same error
returned after the 15% of installation, there is a problem with RPM, ...RPM
have returned an error with 256..., I've a G3 (BW) 350 Mhz with 256 MB of
ram and the following partitions:
hda5 - 30 MB HFS (for boot)
hda6 - 4 GB
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On Monday 30 October 2000 8:09, lorenzo de vito wrote:
While installing Suse, LinuxPPC2000 or Debian I've always the same error
returned after the 15% of installation, there is a problem with RPM,
...RPM have returned an error with 256..., I've a
I've done a mistake, with LinuxPPC and Suse the error is with RPM, with
Debian the system go in total crash and I must turn off the machine and
reboot the system.
Hi Linux Friends,
Does DebianPPC work on old MacPPC 6100?
24 MB RAM,
160 MB harddisk.
Or does another Linux solution work with such a veteran?
Thanks for recommendations end experiences!
:-)
Kind regards,
Chris
On Mon, Oct 30, 2000 at 10:06:21AM +0100, lorenzo de vito wrote:
I've done a mistake, with LinuxPPC and Suse the error is with RPM, with
Debian the system go in total crash and I must turn off the machine and
reboot the system.
this is very strange, you say you have a blue G3? i have one of
Daryl Moulder wrote:
Does anyone know when KDE2 for debian might be ready?
ie apt-get install task-kde works.
If it fails yet, that's probably because some of the dependencies aren't
available yet. I could however at least install kdebase fine on Saturday, I
had problems running konqueror
On Mon, Oct 30, 2000 at 10:27:18AM +0100, Chris Mueller wrote:
Hi Linux Friends,
Does DebianPPC work on old MacPPC 6100?
24 MB RAM,
160 MB harddisk.
Or does another Linux solution work with such a veteran?
this is a NuBus based machine which the linux kernel does not
support. however
Hi Chris,
Hi Linux Friends,
Does DebianPPC work on old MacPPC 6100?
24 MB RAM,
160 MB harddisk.
Or does another Linux solution work with such a veteran?
Thanks for recommendations end experiences!
:-)
Powermac kernel for nubus :
http://nubus-pmac.sourceforge.net/
Some distributions (mainly
I'm using Yaboot, at this moment I don't remember what is the kernel I'm
using, I've done many proofs with any kind of linux distributions for PPC
I've a G3 (BW), 350 Mhz, 256 MB Ram, 15 GB HD Maxtor, Hub usb.
I thoought was a problem with ram or firmware.
I've been using PowerPC on an old Mac 7200/90 with reasonably good results.
However I'm thinking of moving our intranet server to a g4 Cube, and at the
same time moving to Debian.
Does Debian support new Apple hardware?
What booting system would be used for a G4 Cube?
Finally, does anyone
On Mon, Oct 30, 2000 at 10:49:43AM +0100, lorenzo de vito wrote:
I'm using Yaboot, at this moment I don't remember what is the kernel I'm
using, I've done many proofs with any kind of linux distributions for PPC
I've a G3 (BW), 350 Mhz, 256 MB Ram, 15 GB HD Maxtor, Hub usb.
I thoought was a
On Mon, Oct 30, 2000 at 10:09:59AM +, Rory Campbell-Lange wrote:
I've been using PowerPC on an old Mac 7200/90 with reasonably good results.
However I'm thinking of moving our intranet server to a g4 Cube, and at the
same time moving to Debian.
Does Debian support new Apple hardware?
On Sun, Oct 29, Eric Reischer wrote:
Anybody seen this before?
Yes, try yaboot. That might work, but I gave up finally.
There is a short netboot howto on penguinppc.org
Gruss Olaf
--
$ man clone
BUGS
Main feature not yet implemented...
I don't know if this message will get through, as the Starmax
has been degrading in performance lately (the linux side crashes
intermittently, as does the mac side, which also attaches the wrong
date to emails), but I thought I'd ask:
Is there any way of installing linux onto an ibook without the
On Sun, 29 Oct 2000, Eric Reischer wrote:
I'm having a small problem that is turning out to be a bigger pain than I
expected. I have an IBM RS/6000 machine that I'm installing Linux on, but
when I try to get it to boot off the network, it contacts my bootp server
(which happens to be an
Well, the two computers are on the same hub, but I still have the problems
regardless if I uplink the hub to the main network or not. i.e. If they
are the only two devices on the hub I still have the same problem.
Eric
On Mon, 30 Oct 2000, Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
On Sun, 29 Oct 2000, Eric
Hello!
I´ve got Problems booting Debian PPC in my new Powerbook G3 400 ...
The CD´s don't boot ...
... any ideas why ?
the cd are ok ... i think ... i can read the data on it ...
--
Michael Flaig ... PROLinux
I´ve got Problems booting Debian PPC in my new Powerbook G3 400 ...
The CD´s don't boot ...
... any ideas why ?
Read back in the list archive. Long answer: the CHRP OF boot script lacks
the necessary entry in the COMPATIBLE... tag. You can boot with
something like boot cd:\yaboot from OF
Hello!
I wanted to install Debian on my new Powerbook. Wasn´t a good idea.
Nothing booted ...
... not debian
... not macOS
The 4 Apple Partitions were there. I re-inizialized the partition map and then
the macos rescue
can´t find the harddisk any more.
What can I do to get this Partitions
(B
(BEthan Benson wrote:
(B
(B On Mon, Oct 30, 2000 at 10:27:18AM +0100, Chris Mueller wrote:
(B Hi Linux Friends,
(B
(B Does DebianPPC work on old MacPPC 6100?
(B 24 MB RAM,
(B 160 MB harddisk.
(B
(B Or does another Linux solution work with such a veteran?
(B
(B this is a
Good evening-
I just finished switching to Debian (finally) on my G4, and got the
Phase2 .debs from people.debian.org/~branden and they are working
excellently; except for one issue; I can't switch VTs from w/in X.
From tty1-6 everything is fine; once I get into X, everything goes
to
I tried to build a kernel on my newly built cross-compiler this evening,
and after about an hour of compiling the zImage, it gave the the following
error:
powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu-ld -T arch/ppc/mm/mm.o blah blah blah on same
command for about 11 lines)
drivers/input/inputdrv.o: In function
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