I'm looking for a Mandrake/PPC kernel more recent than 2.4.4-6.2 - I
checked on rpmfind.net and saw a src.rpm for 2.4.8 - will this work??
I'm having serious stability issues between Mac-on-Linux, kernel
2.4.4-6.2 and MacOS 9.1 ... don't know exaclty who is the culprit, but I
believe it may m
On Thu, Aug 30, 2001 at 10:48:42AM +0200, Henrik Edlund wrote:
> Do anyone feel that 8.0ppc was rushed out the door?
Sadly, given that there are problems with MandrakeUpdate (lack of
archetecture path in the updates dir path). Among other little things.
However, IMHO it's still the best PPC dis
I hope Mandrake continues to provide parallel release support for x86
and ppc. I've used Mandrake-Linux on the dreaded x86 platform for
some time, usually with good results. I would imagine that it will
take a bit of time for the ppc port to mature as it continues to do
on the x86 platform. In
On 30 Aug 2001, Robert M. Fuhrer wrote:
> Josh Bonczkowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I downloaded the RC1 ISOs over the weekend and attempted an install
> > last night. I'm very glad I started to read the old messages of
> > this list yesterday through the archives as it helped me get pas
On Thu, 30 Aug 2001, Jonathan Sailor wrote:
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urpmi(8) Mandrake Linux urpmi(8)
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Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 10:13 AM
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Subject: Re: Problems getting XFree working
On Thursday 30 August
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Just my luck
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Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 5:21 AM
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Subject: Re: sleep mode
> > You need two separate things:
> > 1) s
On Thu, 30 Aug 2001, Toby Givens wrote:
TG> Yes...but so was OSX. :-)
TG>
TG> Ain't life fun?
Well OSX is a non-Free product so you expect it be useless, faulty and
forbidden for use... :-)
I noticed an 8.1 beta release for x86 now, can we expect a simultaneous
8.1ppc stable release together wi
Josh Bonczkowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I downloaded the RC1 ISOs over the weekend and attempted an install
> last night. I'm very glad I started to read the old messages of
> this list yesterday through the archives as it helped me get past
> a few problems.
>
> First, the supplied kerne
On Thu, 30 Aug 2001, Winston Chang wrote:
> I've been trying to install mandrake on a BW G3 with an Adaptec SCSI
> controller and a SCSI hard drive, and it stops at the disk partitioning
> stage every time. It says it can't find a hard drive to install to.
>
> Looking at some of the other VT's
I've been trying to install mandrake on a BW G3 with an Adaptec SCSI
controller and a SCSI hard drive, and it stops at the disk partitioning
stage every time. It says it can't find a hard drive to install to.
Looking at some of the other VT's, it appears that the aic7xxx driver
doesn't get loade
Hi, is there a ways of mounting a macos partition under Mandrake so
that I can transfer files without having to run mol?
Works easy enough under YDL. How does it work in MD8?
Thanks again!
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Ken
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On Thursday 30 August 2001 11:33, you wrote:
> At 5:12 -0700 27/8/01, you wrote:
> >[root@powerbook root]# XFdrake
> >
> >This is Mandrake's X configuration tool. I doubt the generic SVGA
> > will do much for you. Do you know what video card is in this
> > machine? In some cases adding the:
> >
At 5:12 -0700 27/8/01, you wrote:
>[root@powerbook root]# XFdrake
>
>This is Mandrake's X configuration tool. I doubt the generic SVGA will do
>much for you. Do you know what video card is in this machine? In some
>cases adding the:
>
>Option "UseFBDev"
>
>is the trick to getting X work
> > You need two separate things:
> > 1) something to put the machine to sleep, detect low-battery, report
> > battery levels. This is pmud
> > 2) some cool widget for your desktop which waves/flashes/makes
> > sounds/draws ace pictures etc which includes some battery level
> > report. I would r
On Thu, 30 Aug 2001, David BAUDENS wrote:
DB> But for Titanium, you also need a recent kernel (2.4.8-benh0 or higher)
DB> if you want use sleep function on a Titanium.
Will this kernel be released/updated for 8.0ppc?
Do anyone feel that 8.0ppc was rushed out the door?
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Henrik Edlund <[EMAIL
On Wednesday 29 August 2001 23:08, you wrote:
> > QM> pmud is for (older) laptops; I am almost certain that you will
> > need QM> somet other solution for a desktop...
> >RE: desktop power management
>
> APM kernel stuff maybe ? I do not know whether this is supported on
> PPC architecture.
Ther
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