Folks,
I'm running Mandrake PPC 8.0 on a Rev B imac 233 with
64 megs of RAM (soon to be 192 when the UPS guys get
around to it). It's a dual boot machine with MacOS 9.
I have yet to get Mac-on-Linux working. ADSL PPPoE
through Verizon, using roaring penguin.
I want to upgrade to 8.2 beta to
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Sean O'Brien wrote:
Folks,
I'm running Mandrake PPC 8.0 on a Rev B imac 233 with
64 megs of RAM (soon to be 192 when the UPS guys get
around to it). It's a dual boot machine with MacOS 9.
I have yet to get Mac-on-Linux working. ADSL PPPoE
through Verizon, using
Stew,
Thanks for the prompt response. Burning the iso's
now. I'll post a note on how it went tonight, time
permitting.
Sean
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i am decideing to take the plunge once again and try to install mandrake on
my powerbook. i just have two questions before i start. First, does it
matter where the partions are located on the drive? i am planning to have
one partition linux and one mac(osx and 9.1 on same partition). and
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Michael Marcucio wrote:
i am decideing to take the plunge once again and try to install mandrake on
my powerbook. i just have two questions before i start. First, does it
matter where the partions are located on the drive? i am planning to have
one partition linux
[AllanL] There is a serious limitation in OSX, it has to be on the
first 8 gigs as I remember.
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Michael Marcucio wrote:
i am decideing to take the plunge once again and try to install mandrake
on
my powerbook. i just have two questions before i start.
Hi
I have just subscribed to the list after running into a problem last
night.
I attempted to install the 8.2 beta over the top of an already working
8.0 on a G3 Powerbook, with out any joy.
Firstly, I choose to do an upgrade, and while the install was a lot
slower than a normal install it was
On 28 Feb 2002, Nick Texidor wrote:
Hi
I have just subscribed to the list after running into a problem last
night.
I attempted to install the 8.2 beta over the top of an already working
8.0 on a G3 Powerbook, with out any joy.
Firstly, I choose to do an upgrade, and while the
On Thu, 2002-02-28 at 11:35, Stew Benedict wrote:
Update will be a lot slower, as there is a lot more to do than a straigh
install. There are known issues with gnome on the beta1, so that may have
been driving that problem.
Ok. Thanks for that. It seemed to work the second time round
I tried installing the new beta, so I figured the results could be
useful. I'm running a Quicksilver G4/733 with the GeForce2MX video card.
Sorry if I seem critical, I really do appreciate all the work that
people have put into Mandrake, I mean all my criticism to be
constructive :-). If you
On 28 Feb 2002, Nick Texidor wrote:
On Thu, 2002-02-28 at 11:35, Stew Benedict wrote:
Update will be a lot slower, as there is a lot more to do than a straigh
install. There are known issues with gnome on the beta1, so that may have
been driving that problem.
Ok. Thanks for that.
On Thu, 2002-02-28 at 13:27, Stew Benedict wrote:
A heap is not normal - 3 is - there are 2 future domain modules and a
trident one that are bad. I had asked to have the future domain removed
by the kernel maintainer, but it didn't happen in the build you're seeing.
Trident has since been
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Dave Vasilevsky wrote:
I tried installing the new beta, so I figured the results could be
useful. I'm running a Quicksilver G4/733 with the GeForce2MX video card.
Sorry if I seem critical, I really do appreciate all the work that
people have put into Mandrake, I mean
On Thu, 2002-02-28 at 14:30, Stew Benedict wrote:
Thinking about it a bit, I seem to recall crazed urpmi behavior similar to
what you're reporting on the normal cooker list. it may be the same
problem version is on the PPC ISO's. Use it daily here against my local
build tree to update my
Hello all,
I just joined the list and not sure if my problems/experience were
covered or not
I am installing on a Power Computing PTPro 250 with 128mb Clean
install on a 4G fujitzu SCSI drive partitioned before with fwb harddisk
tool kit and bootx and kernel running off the default WD
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