A quick poke at http://rpmfind.net came up with dkms and fuse for the ppc architecture. Perhaps it will have others you seek?
In the past I've had luck with rpm.pbone.net, but a scan there didn't come up with any immediately obvious candidates for ppc. Still, it may be worth some further digging. Cheers, --Craig On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 7:03 PM, Donald Wheeling <donw1...@hotmail.com>wrote: > Good to know. Unfortunately, and expectedly, I cannot find yellow dog > linux updates to make it current so I'm going to have to update every > package the hard way without yum. If anyone knows a dependable ppc source > RPM site to make this easier I'm all ears. > > ------------------------------ > Date: Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:18:22 -0400 > From: j...@qmailtoaster.com > To: qmailtoaster-list@qmailtoaster.com > Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] ppc install? > > Donald Wheeling wrote: > > Hello all. I've been away for quite a while and haven't followed > qmailtoaster's progress very closely. I am now getting back into it and I'd > like to update a very old qmailtoaster (2004) install but I'm uncertain if > the hardware is still supported. I have a ppc that I'd like to reuse for > this purpose but, after a couple of days, I can't find anything that says it > is still supported. In the past I remember I used to pass redhat arguments > to the rpms during install but with the new OS advancements ppc support may > be just a memory. Machine specs are below: > > Machine - PPC power tower pro > OS - yellow dog linux 4.0 (redhat variant) > > I did find one reference to ppc in the mailing lists but it was vague. It > might have been a reference to a client not the server. Any suggestions are > of course welcomed. > > > Welcome back! > The build flags you used then will still work today. You will need to use > the cnt40 flag for your particular case, since that will be CentOS 4 which > is (almost) the same as Yellow Dog 4 (if I remember correctly), or you can > use rht90 which will compile for generic Redhat 9.0. > > I unfortunately do not have any PPC hardware (nor even a copy of YD4!) to > test on, so please post back here on any updates/progress you make. >
