On Monday 12 November 2001 20:13, Stew Benedict wrote:
> On Mon, 12 Nov 2001, Ryan Boder wrote:
> > Hi, just two quick questions...
> >
> > 1. Maybe it's posted somewhere and I just don't know wher to look, but
> > is there a tentative date for the next powerpc release?
>
> I hope to release near
On Mon, 12 Nov 2001, Ryan Boder wrote:
> Hi, just two quick questions...
>
> 1. Maybe it's posted somewhere and I just don't know wher to look, but
> is there a tentative date for the next powerpc release?
I hope to release near when the main distro does - date unsure at this
moment.
>
> 2.
Hi, just two quick questions...
1. Maybe it's posted somewhere and I just don't know wher to look, but
is there a tentative date for the next powerpc release?
2. Will sound on the ibook2 work off the shelf with the next release?
Gosh that is depressing, is there any hope, aside from text mode?
> On Mon, 12 Nov 2001, Allan E. Levy wrote:
>
> > The problem was do not try to put bootx on a hfs+, that works but
> > now none of the graphic modes work (as suggested in the doc). Should
> > I try a newer kernel, the card
On Mon, 12 Nov 2001, Allan E. Levy wrote:
> The problem was do not try to put bootx on a hfs+, that works but
> now none of the graphic modes work (as suggested in the doc). Should
> I try a newer kernel, the card is a twinturbo. Which kernal and
> ramdisk maybe.
> BTW the suse 7.1 seems
At least now I know it's not some silly mistake I made... :) Yeah, I just
configured with abandon thinking everything would work fine. I tried the
default config, and it worked, so I think I will slowly configure stuff in/out
until it breaks again.
Thanks,
Kathy
Stew Benedict wrote:
> Ahh t
Found my problem. Somehow the boot device in yaboot.conf had been
changed from hdb2 to hdb3 (the swap partition). Using parted, I realized
this mistake and fixed yaboot.conf and reran ybin and my problem was
fixed. Thanks for the quick responses and in the future, I will read the
docs befor
On Mon, 12 Nov 2001, Michael French wrote:
> Thanks for the quick response. I went and read the recovery
> instructions for yaboot and was able to get in. With these new
> quicksilver macs, I had to use "boot ultra1:2, yaboot. Yaboot loaded and
> I was able to get into the linux installat
On Mon, Nov 12, 2001 at 11:25:23AM -0500, Michael French wrote:
> Thanks for the quick response. I went and read the recovery
> instructions for yaboot and was able to get in. With these new
> quicksilver macs, I had to use "boot ultra1:2, yaboot. Yaboot loaded and
> I was able to get into
Thanks for the quick response. I went and read the recovery
instructions for yaboot and was able to get in. With these new
quicksilver macs, I had to use "boot ultra1:2, yaboot. Yaboot loaded and
I was able to get into the linux installation, but I reran ybin and it
did not error out, but w
On Mon, 12 Nov 2001, Michael French wrote:
> You guys are going to think this is amusing. Got linux installed on
> my shiny new G4 and all was well. Started using Mac-on-Linux, very cool.
> The problem was, I was not content with OS 9.2, I had to try MOL with OS
> X. I know, I know, I got
You guys are going to think this is amusing. Got linux installed on
my shiny new G4 and all was well. Started using Mac-on-Linux, very cool.
The problem was, I was not content with OS 9.2, I had to try MOL with OS
X. I know, I know, I got greedy. After trying to boot OS X in MOL, it
crashe
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