On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 03:07:35AM +0200, Michel Daenzer wrote:
As the bootloader lives in AmigaOS entirely it doesn't make sense to create a
package for it.
nor to add anything about it to kernel-package...
you would be better off to make a real bootloader not relying on
proprietary OSes, or
Hi,
Like I said, this setup allows me to mount linux directories as
AppleShare Volumes, but it does not allow me to telnet, ftp to
linux.
Are you sure you are addressing Linux with its IP address 192.168.1.1?
If you want to use the hostname zooey, you indeed have to setup a
nameserver for a
I'm running X 4.0.3 on an 8500 powermac (kernel 2.4).
What driver, I assume fbdev? What framebuffer device?
Sorry about that! It was all in my other post:
8500 powermac (controlfb), kernel 2.4, 8bpp, kernel parameter:
video=controlfb:vmode:14,cmode:0.
If I leave the computer alone, after
On Thu, 7 Jun 2001, Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
On Thu, 7 Jun 2001, Michael Schmitz wrote:
I am all for this - APUS not having Linux keycodes yet is not an issue,
it
will keep Amiga keycodes, right?
I don't know. Should APUS start using Linux keycodes too?
I hope it's not
It's administration of multiple daemons for one architecture that is
the real issue. I'm still trying to come up with a good solution for
this - it's about half written, I think...
We're currently running six machines for m68k. One has the database
locally, the others use ssh for
I read somewhere that BootX did not like XFree86-4 before 2.4.x for the
Lombard. Don't know if that is true after todays work.
That's still true unless XFree86 changed their mind about resolving PCI
resource conflicts on PPC regardless of the UseFBDev option. But it only
applies to 2.2
2.2.19 + XF4.0.2w/Ani's patches works fine on a Lomabard (or at least
it does on mine which uses yaboot).
That's the key - use yaboot.
Michael
Jens Schmalzing wrote:
It also does not allow me to browse the internet (once I have
established a ppp connection to my isp).
This will work if you enable network address translation and IP
forwarding. I use
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -j SNAT --to $IP -s $MOLNET -o $DEVICE
echo
On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 03:12:12AM +0200, Karl-Heinz Haag wrote:
With my G4 Cube I got the USB 'Apple Pro Keyboard' with german keycaps.
I've a G4 but had the new USB-keyboard working - so probably its no
difference ..
I don't see how to manage typing several important symbols in the Linux
Michael Schmitz wrote:
I read somewhere that BootX did not like XFree86-4 before 2.4.x for
the Lombard. Don't know if that is true after todays work.
That's still true unless XFree86 changed their mind about resolving PCI
resource conflicts on PPC regardless of the UseFBDev
Wilhelm Fitzpatrick wrote:
Recently there was a thread about using the IR port on Pismo's, saying
that there is needed kernel support that is missing. Does this affect the
TiBook as well? That is has anybody got IRDA support working with the
TiBook? Or do I need to wait?
Most of the
Quoting Georg Koss [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 03:12:12AM +0200, Karl-Heinz Haag wrote:
With my G4 Cube I got the USB 'Apple Pro Keyboard' with german
keycaps.
I've a G4 but had the new USB-keyboard working - so probably its no
difference ..
the symbol for 'pipe' --
We're currently running six machines for m68k. One has the database
locally, the others use ssh for wanna-build. I fail to see the problem
here (other than getting enough people to process the logs, of course).
Although my time is limited, I'm willing to do my share of this work if
On Wed, 6 Jun 2001, morten wrote:
I start to get the impression that people don't do .debs for ppc. And I don't
have the disk space for every src-package needed.
Do you have some links to .deb ppc sites?
My apt sources.list is here:
http://debian.jones.dk/debian/local/auryn/etc/apt/
I use
Quick PCI calls, I ran into that with the 3c59x drivers, I had to change
the ISA check before it worked on my athlon.
I will move to 2.2.19 today. Funny, I thought that I could not use
yaboot because I have an oldworld, that was the only reason I use BootX.
I will post my findings
are there any known working methods to do pcmcia ethernet?
as i plugged an ethernet cable to my powerbook recently, i felt a static
shock. now ethernet fails to work (the hub carrier light briefly blinks
now when before it would have turned on solid and remained on)
repairs are expensive for
Ethan Benson wrote:
On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 03:07:35AM +0200, Michel Daenzer wrote:
As the bootloader lives in AmigaOS entirely it doesn't make sense to
create a package for it.
nor to add anything about it to kernel-package...
It already has to handle the subarch, do you think this
On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 04:48:56PM +0200, Michael Schmitz wrote:
We're currently running six machines for m68k. One has the database
locally, the others use ssh for wanna-build. I fail to see the problem
here (other than getting enough people to process the logs, of course).
Although
On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 11:32:25AM +0200, Michael Schmitz wrote:
It's administration of multiple daemons for one architecture that is
the real issue. I'm still trying to come up with a good solution for
this - it's about half written, I think...
We're currently running six
Fine, I'll be happy to answer any questions that might arise. If you have
access to the wanna-build CVS, get the stuff there. Otherwise, use the
latest source at http://people.debian.org/~cts/wanna-build/ and build it
on your PPC (just did that). Install sbuild and buildd and get sbuild
I thought this was a lombard powerbook? They are the first new world
powerbooks. If this isn't a lombard, tell me so I can go out back and have my
buddy use the cluebat on me.
Matthew Bernhardt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quick PCI calls, I ran into that with the 3c59x drivers, I had to
Well, that aspect of administration wasn't what I thought you were talking
about, obviously. I didn't forget you said that before, and I wasn't
suggesting something along 'just set up a bunch of buildds, Dan is going
to take care of the rest'.
Right, I didn't think you did. Sorry if it
On Fri, 8 Jun 2001, jeramy b smith wrote:
I thought this was a lombard powerbook? They are the first new world
powerbooks. If this isn't a lombard, tell me so I can go out back and
have my buddy use the cluebat on me.
Lombards are newworld, and should use yaboot. Older models (wallstreet)
On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 09:24:09PM +0200, Michael Schmitz wrote:
Fine, I'll be happy to answer any questions that might arise. If you have
access to the wanna-build CVS, get the stuff there. Otherwise, use the
latest source at http://people.debian.org/~cts/wanna-build/ and build it
on
On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 10:26:40PM +0200, Michael Schmitz wrote:
So set up a mailing list for the log mails, or rather two separate lists
for successful and failed logs (in my experience, the failed packages are
a lot more work). It doesn't hurt to have more than one reply for the
latter
The wanna-build CVS is public - it allows anonymous pserver, though I
don't remember the account name.
anonymous perhaps. I just don't recall the host name. Using CVS has some
benefits (as in: sbuild should know /var/state/apt moved to /var/lib/apt,
and maybe there's support for
for successful and failed logs (in my experience, the failed packages are
a lot more work). It doesn't hurt to have more than one reply for the
latter (buildd checks for that), and it might not even hurt for the
successful ones (that I haven't tried). In order to check files in the
build
On Fri, Jun 08, 2001 at 10:52:29PM +0200, Michael Schmitz wrote:
for successful and failed logs (in my experience, the failed packages are
a lot more work). It doesn't hurt to have more than one reply for the
latter (buildd checks for that), and it might not even hurt for the
the first ten or so packages. If any of these turn out to be taken by
someone else when it gets around to checking them out, too bad, print a
log message and proceed with the ones that were taken successfully.
Yes, I understand that. It's duplication of log processing that I
meant.
Bradley C. Midgley wrote:
are there any known working methods to do pcmcia ethernet?
as i plugged an ethernet cable to my powerbook recently, i felt a static
shock. now ethernet fails to work (the hub carrier light briefly blinks
Yaow. That sucks.
Pcmcia ethernet works fine. Just get a
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