Hi there.
You can use Opera by making a symlink from the existing libstdc++
library to the one Opera is looking for ... it should be happy enough
then :) Opera works well enough, but you might want to give Galeon a
try as well. I believe it is Mozilla's Gecko rendering engine (truly
Hi Brian,
That would be great. Thank you.
Brice
Brian Alston wrote:
On Thu, 30 Aug 2001, Brice D Ruth wrote:
Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 19:34:14 -0500
From: Brice D Ruth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Newer kernel?
I'm looking for a Mandrake/PPC
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
the time to update Mac OS X, either ... *blech* too
much work!
-Brice
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 20 Aug 2001, Jeff Hergan wrote:
On Monday 20 August 2001 09:13, Brice D Ruth wrote:
The problem doesn't seem to be the driver, in this case - it appears to
be the format that the data is sent
OK, now for the sound - this can get a bit tricky, so bear with me, 'k?
I have an iMac DV (late 2000) w/ sound working fine - so have hope :)
First, you should know that I use alsa for sound - so if you have
something against alsa, this won't work for you.
Step one - configure
Hey Stew,
Does this mean I could use the new ISOs to install on my Performa 6290CD
(603e Processor)??
-Brice
Stew Benedict wrote:
On Sun, 12 Aug 2001, Mikko Västi wrote:
Hi, I'm wondering if I can somehow skip installing yaboot(because I
couldn't use it anyways)
Yours Mikko VS(sti
btw. Can
Stew,
Yep - I'll try this. But it'll have to wait until this
afternoon/evening or tomorrow. Got some things on my plate that will
keep me away from my computers for most of the day.
-Brice
Stew Benedict wrote:
On Sun, 12 Aug 2001, Brice D Ruth wrote:
I get the same behaviour. Might
I get the same behaviour. Might this be because no certificate is
installed? I haven't actually checked the configuration ... I know a
little about Apache, so I might take a look at this tomorrow or the day
after. I do run a web design/production company, so I should know
something about
Hi Sylvain - I was able to get MOL working w/o much of a problem. I
might be able to help you a little bit, but your best bet is to post to
the Mac-on-Linux mailing list - see the homepage for details.
(http://www.mac-on-linux.org/
-Brice
Sylvain OBEGI wrote:
Hello
Does anyone have reach
Hi Sylvain,
I can't really help you with the first two questions - sorry ;(
As for airport stuff, the first place to start is loading the module
that supports the airport card, airport.o - the maintainer of this code
is Ben Herrenschmidt, his site is a good place to start if you start
Hi Sylvain,
A new release is in the works, but to my knowledge, it has not yet been
released. The only way I could fathom installing directly by net would
be to attempt to net-boot the installer and then choose to install via
FTP and have the files from the ISOs mounted somewhere that you
LinuxPPC is certainly no longer the benchmark for PPC Linux distributions.
My current Mandrake install splits a 5.2G partition into two partitions,
one 3.1G, the other 2.1G. I don't believe YDL 2.0 has any limitation on
the size of partitions, either. With the current installer, it is best to
:)
download location: http://www.webprojkt.com/mandrake.html
Cheers,
Brice
Brice D Ruth wrote:
Hi there. Back again with some news.
I recently got my new memory (2 sticks of 512MB each) for my iMac DV
(memory is so incredibly inexpensive now!). I installed the memory
booted into Linux
owerbook 5300, and unless I eBay it, I'm going to pay at least $77 bucks.
Oh well... better than slapping down $1299 for a new iBook.
Nick
On Monday, July 23, 2001, at 05:27 PM, Brice D Ruth wrote:
Hi Stew,
Thanx for the tip on creating the src.rpm :)
Check out ramseeker.com
Hi Stew,
Thanx for the tip on creating the src.rpm :)
Check out ramseeker.com - that's where I go for links to cheap Mac Memory.
I'm not sure what kind of powerbook the lombard is, but here's an excerpt
from the bottom of the page:
G4 (PC133)
16mb: | 32mb 19.00 | 64mb
DV, ATI Rage 128 PR, Linux 2.4.4-6.2mdk,
XFree86-4.1, 1024x768
Otherwise, absolutely fabulous :)
With sincere regards,
Brice D. Ruth
Hi there. Back again with some news.
I recently got my new memory (2 sticks of 512MB each) for my iMac DV
(memory is so incredibly inexpensive now!). I installed the memory
booted into Linux - only to find that only 512MB was detected. Damn.
My first thought was that it was a hardware
I don't believe the sympa address is actually working - I recall that a message
got bounced back to me because it was interpreted as possibly having commands
in it, but when I wrote sympa, the user was not found - very annoying. However
- for the folks that need to get off the list - set up a
I recently tried (again) to upgrade my XFree86-4.0.3 to 4.1 using Stew's
kindly provided packages. There are two gotcha's that I noticed -
(1) You won't get into X at all w/ a Rage 128 PR, because the r128 driver
does not recognize this card - you need to masquerade it as a different (but
My problem isn't so much that the usb-storage driver isn't loaded - I
load it by hand - but rather that even when it is loaded, when the
device is inserted, the USB stack claims that no active driver is available.
-Brice
Stew Benedict wrote:
Followup - just tried it on a Mandrake system with
Hi Stew,
This is with the Mandrake kernel (2.4.4-6.2mdk). I'll check out the
link you have ... I take it imaclinux.net is up again? :)
Brice
Stew Benedict wrote:
You'll also need SCSI support setup, as it emulates a SCSI device. Here's
a link to a piece I wrote on a CDDR-31 I setup a while
Hi Dippy,
No - I don't believe I did. I don't think I had any sound whatsoever. As
far as alsa aRts goes, the following RPMs are installed here:
libarts2-devel-2.1.2-2mdk
arts-2.1.2-2mdk
libarts2-2.1.2-2mdk
alsa-lib-devel-0.5.10-2mdk
alsa-utils-0.5.10-2mdk
alsa-lib-0.5.10-2mdk
Probably
To my knowledge, webmin is architecture independent (since it doesn't
use any binaries) - hence, you need an RPM with the 'noarch'
designation. Here's one:
ftp://speakeasy.rpmfind.net/linux/Mandrake-devel/cooker/alpha/Mandrake/RPMS/webmin-0.87-1mdk.noarch.rpm
If you have any problems with
One of the things I've been tossing around in my head is how I might go
about setting up a Linux Mandrake image to be net booted ... it'd be a
pretty sweet accomplishment, I would think.
If anyone knows of anything that might snafu this, let me know ... my
first order of business will be to
I've installed LM8/PPC successfully on my iMac DV (Summer 2000) and I'd
like to install it now on an old Performa I have (603e) - what do I need
to do to get this rolling? From what I can tell, the Performa doesn't
have Open Firmware, so I need to do something else to boot ... I'm not
real
...
it seems that w/o choosing the card you have, it won't do you any good!
-Brice
Brice D Ruth wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]"> OK -
I checked the config for Stew's 2.4.4-6.2 kernel and indeed, DRI is not enabled.
So, you'll have to recompile to get it (and it may not recompile - I was
havin
I'm at somewhat of a loss ... I appear to have audio working, however I
cannot play my CDs. I'm using the ALSA system - and if I test the audio
by going into Look'NFeel in the Control Center - I can play the system
sounds just fine. However, neither kscd nor freeamp seem to be able to
play
Just thought I'd mention this since I just got SCREWED by it ... ;-)
In KDE Control Center, in the section 'Personalization', subsection
'Keyboard layout' - for the menu 'keyboard model' there isn't a
selection for 'macintosh' which is what the XkbModel line in my
XF86Config is set to ... now
Hey there ;-)
I did a quick search on the UMAX Pulsar and found the following page
where they describe getting LinuxPPC to work on a UMAX Pulsar:
http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/4/1998/8/0/58721/
So, I think the first order of business would be getting Mandrake to
work on your base
Here's another tidbit:
Q: Will Linux/PPC work on my PowerMac with a G3 processor upgrade card?
Yes, if your PowerMac already can run Linux/PPC, it will work fine with
a G3 upgrade card, with full support for the cache.
That's from the FAQ at the following link:
http://old.linuxppc.org/faq/
Could someone point me to a patch to the kernel that replaces its
standard 'penguin' boot graphic with the Mandrake 'Welcome' graphic?
Much obliged.
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All right - I was just thinking that something was fsck'd up with my fb
video config for the kernel. About the only thing I've accomplished so
far is getting the entire thing to take on a green hue ... :)
Stew Benedict wrote:
That's typical. It didn't work at all before I patched it, and
Got the MacOS version - sweet. Now I just need to save my XF86Config file
(not that I don't trust the Mandrake install - I just don't trust it :)).
-Brice
Brice D Ruth wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]"> Apparently
I have the most recent version - 0.8-1. Don't know what the deal is exac
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