>How about the installation of LinuxPPC on the 7300, is that easy ? I am not
>familiar with LinuxPPC.

Easy is such a relative term ;) I would say LinuxPPC and YDL were 
about the same in ease of installation. I looked at my CD-ROM and I 
had installed Mandrake 8.0, not the version you tried (maybe the 
newer version has a install bug?). I thought the Mandrake graphical 
installer was easier to understand and use than either the YDL or 
LinuxPPC GUI installers. I disliked some of the package dependancies 
in Mandrake, so I use YDL. I have not tried SuSE (the Intel version 
has the greatest European market share), nor have I tried Debian PPC.

LinuxPPC (one of the first PPC Linux disrtos, if not the first) has 
not been updated in quite some time, the last version was 2000 Q4, 18 
months ago. YDL has gone to 2.1 and 2.2 in that time. I switched to 
YDL from LinuxPPC for that reason (I switched from MkLinux to 
LinuxPPC similarly). I evaluated Mandrake and Darwin before switching.

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Charles Dostale
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