>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?
our
site.
Also, are these the same kernel/initrd that I will use after installation,
or is there another set?
Peter
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ard drives and the cdrom are on the
internal bus.
Peter
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0.16.0-1mdk
libgdk-pixbuf2-0.16.0-1mdk
libgdk-pixbuf-xlib2-0.16.0-1mdk
This also did not alleviate the problem...
Peter
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replacing them with the ones from 8.2b2, but the segfault
seems to have stuck. Any ideas on what has changed in these new packages
that might cause mozilla to segfault on startup? Nothing in my environment
has changed other than these packages from April 15.
Thanks,
Peter
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Ah, I was just able to get on ftp.orst.edu , downloading both ISO's at once,
around 50 KB/s each over cable modem. Maybe tomorrow I'll be able to burn
the ISO's. :-)
Peter
- Original Message -
From: "John C. Tull" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 200
Arrgh, and all the US servers overloaded. :-(
> Le Mercredi 27 Mars 2002 17:28, vous avez écrit :
> > just incase you don't go to mandrake.com every day, the new beta is out
> > there..
> > mike
OK, thanks. I'll try this.
On a similar note, is there a place from which I can rsync the latest cooker
packages?
Peter
Hi all,
I've got a Mandrake 8.0 ppc system which I'd like to upgrade to some of the
packages in cooker-ppc. I'm trying to use the version of urpmi to add
media, but it doesn't seem to like the hdlist files that are on the server:
[root@wintermute root]# urpmi.addmedia cooker-ppc
ftp://ftp.rpmfi
Ok, I have answered my own question again. Here is the command I used, this
time building a successful media list:
urpmi.addmedia --distrib
ftp://distro.ibiblio.org/pub/linux/distributions/mandrake/Mandrake-devel/coo
ker/ppc/Mandrake/
This automatically gets the hdlists, etc.
Peter
> Is there any text-based way to automagically pull in new packages from the
> mirrors?
I have somewhat answered my own question - I have found urpmi, and found out
about urpmi.addmedia to let me add a source. But I'm not exactly sure what
URL I need to put in. My guess is:
urpmi.addmedia
ftp://
> Thanks for the report.
> Stew Benedict
Is there any text-based way to automagically pull in new packages from the
mirrors? I have an ssh connection to my home box from work so I figured I
might try updating some things. I can't pull in too much though, I only
have 320 megs left on the hdd. :-(
Greetings Cookers,
Here is the longer installation report I promised. This is not intended to
try and solve my problems; rather, it is for reference in the list archives
and for information to the developers. I have not made any attempts to fix
the problems I encountered (obviously I will do this
Hi all,
Just wanted to drop a quick note that I got Mandrake 8.2 beta installed via
cd from ISO's. Things are working more or less. I will get more details when
I have time to sit down and write up a detailed report.
My system: PowerBook G3 "Firewire" aka Pismo. 400 MHz G3, 320 megs ram, 10
g
Greetings,
If anyone has a working triple-boot set up on a NewWorld machine as follows,
please email me *off-list* and let me know how you got it to work:
MacOS X
MacOS 9
Mandrake 8.x PPC
I have successfully done OSX + OS9, and OS9 + Mandrake, but I can't seem to
get all three to work together.
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