Emil Nowak wrote:
Hello,
Is there anyone who has keyboard working on iBook G4 on kernel 2.6.18 ?
Here is my BTS report:
http://bugs.debian.org/428807
Hi Emil,
Maybe it's related to this bug: http://bugs.debian.org/425072
Sincerely,
Yannick
PS: If someone in charge of the kernel is
Hello list,
I notice that freebob is in the main debian repository, compiled for
ppc. However, it doesn't seem to work... On googling I can't find any
evidence that it works on ppc machines yet.
I know that this is probably a freebob/ffado development issue, but
looking at their lists they
Hi Ennio.
After an apt-get dist-upgrade I could not dual-(tripple)-boot my ibook g3
(Dual-USB late 2001 with 40 GB disk).
Even a total new install of macos, macx, debain-etch did'nt help; Ubuntu-PPC
did'nt help, changing the install-routine did'nt help ...
Always all three OS were on the disk, but
Hi Norbert!
* Norbert Lange-Schäfer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[2007-06-20]:
Hi Ennio.
After an apt-get dist-upgrade I could not dual-(tripple)-boot my ibook g3
(Dual-USB late 2001 with 40 GB disk).
Even a total new install of macos, macx, debain-etch did'nt help; Ubuntu-PPC
did'nt help,
[Please disregard my previous answer]
* Norbert Lange-Schäfer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[2007-06-20]:
Hi Ennio.
My solution: (Dont ask me why it worked!)
...
Step 3: Insert a USB-Stick
Step 4: Boot from mac9.1-CDROM
- the USB is shown on the desktop
Step 5: Try to install mac9.1
I see that partimage doesn't work on big-endian machines, but I am
leery of using a tool like dar because I don't know if I'll easily be
able to replicate any voodoo (e.g. boot sectors) that Mac OS X needs to
boot. Can anyone recommend a backup tool for HFS+ partitions (journal
is turned off) that
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