I get dumped into a console because I don't have the tdfx module..using
the fbdev module makes my screen half size with the colours all
wrong..gonna try some modules I downloaded earlier.
in the vmlinux packaged with the cd there doesn't seem to be support for
hfs filesystems, or is this something with my setup...which right now
looks pretty bad :P
I also don't have network access..I have two cards, the motherboard one
and a Farralon one. It detects both but can't use them. Telneting to
myself works though.
what exactly does this initrd file you directed me towards do? I was able
to boot normally by just moving the all.gz file somewhere other than root.
Thanks
Malik
Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level then beat you
with experience.
On Sun, 8 Jul 2001, Stew Benedict wrote:
I'm surprised it attempted the dual-head setup too ;^) This is probably
something you'll need to setup manually. If it was referring to
XFree68-FBDev, that is part of XF3, the new driver in XF4 is just fbdev.
I have no experience with xinerama, so I'm not much help there.
You can replace your ramdisk all.gz with the initrd image on my web space.
http://mandrakesoft.com/~sbenedict/
Stew
On Sat, 7 Jul 2001, Malik Gibbons Hansen wrote:
It's installed so far..should work. A bug in the installer froze the mouse
during installation but it worked the second time. I created the bootstrap
partition aswell. I was amazed that the installer recognized my dualhead
configuration but it was dissapointing that I could not set up my Voodoo 2
because XFree86-Fdev (or somehing like that) couldn't be found..will this
be something I can fix later? Also, since I have dualhead, but am not
currently using the second monitor, should I set each monitor up
independently or use the xinerama extension?
Currently I am trying to set up miBoot to stop using the ramdisk everytime
I boot, I'll look around for what the correct syntax for setting up
boot variables in the
miBoot CMDL resource.
Malik
Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level then beat you
with experience.
On Sat, 7 Jul 2001, Stew Benedict wrote:
New ISO's are not out yet. I set them up Friday but was reminded that
there are security updates I did not include. The individual files on the
mirrors reflect the changes. Are you trying to use existing partitions?
You could just delete the partitions with the MacOS version of pdisk and
let the installer create the bootstrap anyway (it's only 1MB). Also make
sure you don't have any holes in the partition table (this is also fixed
now)
Stew
On Sat, 7 Jul 2001, Malik Gibbons Hansen wrote:
okay, I am now using myboot successfully (sort of)...I just copied an
existing 9.0 system folder and replaced the Finder and System suitcase
with miboots, changed some of the resources as described on that page
(all.gz from the BootX folder seems okay going into the root directory
with vmlinux, just specify all.gz to be used in the STR# resource)..the
linux installer boots great but of course I get to the part where it tells
me there is not enough space for the Bootstrap partition to be created.
This problem was mentioned earlier and you said the new images should skip
tat part? does that count for all mirrors, so all I have to do is download
that file again?
Malik
Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level then beat you
with experience.
On Sat, 7 Jul 2001, Stew Benedict wrote:
/stew kicks self...
Hmm, didn't even pay attetion to that. I would have to do some research
to figure it out myself. www.imaclinux.net may have some stuff on it, but
it's been down for a couple of weeks after an equipment move.
A quick Google search on miboot howto yields this page that may be
useful:
http://lists.linuxppc.org/listarcs/linuxppc-user/23/msg01388.html
HTH
Stew Benedict
On Sat, 7 Jul 2001, Malik Gibbons Hansen wrote:
It seems that miBoot is included with the BootX version on the first
Mandrake iso...I do not know how to use it however as it has no
instructions provided :P
Malik
Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level then beat you
with experience.
On Fri, 6 Jul 2001, Stew Benedict wrote:
No it's not =(. If you come across a packaged version, or would care to
package it, we'd be happy to include it though for others. I don't have
an
OldWorld machine to try it out on.
Stew
On Fri, 6 Jul 2001, Malik Gibbons Hansen wrote:
yeah, I'm running 9.1 on an oldworld machine. I remember having some
issues with LinuxPPC when using BootX.
is miboot included with
