I'm attempting to install Woody on an Umax S900 (oldworld mac clone) and
during the base system install step of the install no matter what I do, I
end up with the error at the end:
debootstrap exited abnormally
with only one option below that - continue. However the word 'continue' is
poor
On Sun, 15 Aug 2004, Marc wrote:
Op 15-aug-04 om 09:44 heeft Geert Uytterhoeven het volgende geschreven:
disk: CS + Master
cdrom: CS + Slave
So either you jumper for cable select, or for master/slave. You better
don't
combine them.
So, do I put:
disk: CS
cdrom: CS
or
disk:
On Fri, Aug 13, 2004 at 06:41:57PM -0500, Bob Tanner wrote:
On Friday 13 August 2004 01:23 am, Sven Luther wrote:
Put then into the Linux Kernel Folder, reboot the G3, selected vmlinux
from BootX, click no video driver, Options, use RAM Disk, selected
initrd.gz and clicked Linux.
hi
I got as far as debuild but then i got the follwing error:
dpkg-buildpackage: source package is dri-trunk-sid
dpkg-buildpackage: source version is 2004.02.28-2
dpkg-buildpackage: source maintainer is Michel Daenzer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dpkg-buildpackage: host architecture is powerpc
not too sure about these build dependenciesanyone can help?
try apt-get install xlibs-dev groff
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Both should have CS jumpered. In that case master or slave depends on the
position of the drive on the cable.
Hmmm, when I do this, I can no longer *see* the hd under macos9
cdrom is the first on the cable, hd comes second...
Marc
I have a Power MAC G4 that I added a Promise Ultra133 TX2 (uses the
PDC20269 chipset). I am having problems with this card getting
enumerated before the onboard IDE chipsets which hoses yaboot (which can
be easily worked around). Is there a way to have the kernel enumerate the
onboard IDE
Hi,
i've tried today's daily build of the powerpc netinstaller cd. This is a
G3 powerpc and i can't make it boot the cd by any means:
- pressing 'c' upon boot
- loading the OpenFirmware with the Systemdisk-Tool from the d-i install
guide and from there going boot cd:,\install\yaboot or going boot
On Mon, 16 Aug 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Both should have CS jumpered. In that case master or slave depends on the
position of the drive on the cable.
Hmmm, when I do this, I can no longer *see* the hd under macos9
cdrom is the first on the cable, hd comes second...
Or perhaps this
On (16/08/04 18:35), Kilian Krause wrote:
Hi,
i've tried today's daily build of the powerpc netinstaller cd. This is a
G3 powerpc and i can't make it boot the cd by any means:
- pressing 'c' upon boot
- loading the OpenFirmware with the Systemdisk-Tool from the d-i install
guide and from
Re,
forgot to say, please do CC me in replies, as i'm not subscribed.
Thanks!
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Kilian
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Hi Clive,
If it's a beige G3 you'll need to use BootX 1.2.2
Thanks! that did the trick. Maybe it should be added to the d-i manual
how to tell what's OldWorld and what's NewWorld mac. I thought i had
a NewWorld one for some reason (well, just wildly guessing actually).
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Hi,
If it's a beige G3 you'll need to use BootX 1.2.2
moreover, what's the reason, BootX can't be shipped on the CD?
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Kilian
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On Mon, Aug 16, 2004 at 08:15:00PM +0200, Kilian Krause wrote:
If it's a beige G3 you'll need to use BootX 1.2.2
Thanks! that did the trick. Maybe it should be added to the d-i manual
how to tell what's OldWorld and what's NewWorld mac. I thought i had
a NewWorld one for some reason (well,
Hi Brad,
thanks for the insight. In that case, why isn't that list shipped with
the d-i docs? Or is it and i was just too blind to see it?
Could there be a mini-tool or a script telling? Like you have a small
prog on the CD which you start and that would read Your mac is
oldworld, use BootX..
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I'm trying to make my kernel build with some realtime modules to use with low
latency audio server Jack.
I don't know how to make a good vmlinuz image with initrd image inside; I'm
trying to use mkvmlinuz without results (the image is not created) and using
make-kpkg without results. the error
Hi again,
ok, here's the next problem. Now i have managed to get past BootX, even
past d-i, except that it failed at quix installation. So i thought, who
cares, i'll go for BootX with my kernel and a proper root= setting.. Yet
when i launch BootX with root=/dev/hda8 or
On (16/08/04 22:58), Kilian Krause wrote:
Hi again,
ok, here's the next problem. Now i have managed to get past BootX, even
past d-i, except that it failed at quix installation. So i thought, who
cares, i'll go for BootX with my kernel and a proper root= setting.. Yet
when i launch BootX
On Mon, Aug 16, 2004 at 10:30:27PM +0200, Kilian Krause wrote:
thanks for the insight. In that case, why isn't that list shipped with
the d-i docs? Or is it and i was just too blind to see it?
I haven't actually read the docs, but I would be surprised to see
such a list in them. Someone more
Hi all, I've got a friend who wants to put Linux on a 6300 with 48 megs of RAM,
CD drive and 2 GB IDE HD. (The 6300 totes a PPC/603 processor, by the way.) Does
anyone know if you can put it on the 6300, and if there are any issues with it
if you can?
Thanks!
-M.
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