Le 2002.05.25 20:34, Stew Benedict a écrit :
>
> On Sat, 25 May 2002, Peter R. Wood (Lists) wrote:
>
> > Howdy,
> >
> > I'm trying to do a fresh install of mdk 8.2 ppc (final) on my
> SuperMac
> > J700. Now I've had linux working on here for many years, and I've
> > been using BootX to boot up a
both KDE 2 and 3 has the same font problem:
if i use drakfont to read the euro sign it shows right for iso8859-15 charset.
if i try to choose on kde control center the same font with the same charset it
doesn't show the euro sign (it seems to use a diferent charset).
i've changed my default.kma
Ben,
I know this version of Netscape is from yellowdog. No problem with that.
it's a better version than mandrake because of the java lib.
I saw what Stew has said about java, so i'll test it on mozilla, galeon and
konqueror.
My problem right know is that i can't install plugins on netscape. it
> Does anybody know how to mount a linux partition on the Mac desktop. And
> even better, to do drag and drop in there.
Cannot be done in OS9. It used to work with IDE drives and MountX but
that stopped working ~18 months ago when ext2fs was updated and Ben
stopped supporting it. The next best
On Sat, 25 May 2002, Jeroen Diederen wrote:
JD> Does anybody know how to mount a linux partition on the Mac desktop.
JD> And even better, to do drag and drop in there.
I have been looking for this as well. A reverse solution I found was to
patch the kernel with UFS support. Then run Linux on top
Does anybody know how to mount a linux partition on the Mac desktop. And
even better, to do drag and drop in there.
--
Best regards,
Jeroen Diederen
http://diederen.demon.nl
On Sat, 25 May 2002, Peter R. Wood (Lists) wrote:
> At Saturday, 25 May 2002, you wrote:
>
> >Be sure to specify devfs=mount or devfs=nomount in your kernel arguments,
>
> >along with root=/dev/sdaX (X=/)
>
>
> Tried both of these as kernel arguments in BootX:
>
> devfs=mount root=/dev/sdb7
>Tried both of these as kernel arguments in BootX:
>
>devfs=mount root=/dev/sdb7
>devfs=nomount root=/dev/sdb7
>
>Both gave me the same results as before.
>
>Am I supposed to be using the initrd and kernel that are in the BootX
>directory, or the ones that are in the 'boot' directory on the CD?
At Saturday, 25 May 2002, you wrote:
>Be sure to specify devfs=mount or devfs=nomount in your kernel arguments,
>along with root=/dev/sdaX (X=/)
Tried both of these as kernel arguments in BootX:
devfs=mount root=/dev/sdb7
devfs=nomount root=/dev/sdb7
Both gave me the same results as before.
a) spamassasin isn't in the contribs can we pretty please get it there?
It builds nice and cleanly without any changes. (Though it does have
stuid Requires and BuildRequires see my post to cooker@ for info on
that).
b) perl-Razor-Agent is but perl-Net-DNS isn't and it isn't in main
either. So c
On Sat, 25 May 2002, Peter R. Wood (Lists) wrote:
> Howdy,
>
> I'm trying to do a fresh install of mdk 8.2 ppc (final) on my SuperMac
> J700. Now I've had linux working on here for many years, and I've
> been using BootX to boot up and do installs, etc. However, with
> the initrd and kernel
Howdy,
I'm trying to do a fresh install of mdk 8.2 ppc (final) on my SuperMac
J700. Now I've had linux working on here for many years, and I've
been using BootX to boot up and do installs, etc. However, with
the initrd and kernel that are supplied on the 8.2 cd, I get an error
when I try to
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