Hartmut Koptein wrote:
> [snip]
> Replace this part in the console-data.config file.
> (/var/lib/dpkg/info/console-data.config).
Thanks for posting it, but it still fails on me :( Atleast it's a different
error: no keymaps described
for architecture powerpc/mac
Was there another part of the
Hi,
I have just posted the latest version (revision 9) of Ryuichi Oikawa's Xpmac
Xserver which is accelerated for Rage128 and Mach64. This version has support
for usb mice as well as adb mice.
This is a bugfix release:
- includes fix to allow auto vt switching for Mac-On-Linux (MoL) users
-
> > That's right, does this card show up on /proc/pci ? My builtin USB
> > shows up ...
>
> Yes, it does show up in /proc/pci. It also has /dev nodes (that I created by
> hand). But it's not going to show up in the /proc/device-tree, as OF knows
> nothing about it.
That's understood - I was lo
> > Seems Hartmut found another way, no reason to worry.
>
> Sorry, not for usb; the architecture/subarch detections was broken for
> console-data. The console-* sets the kbd-layout, not the device from /dev
> (adb,
> ps2 or usb).
That still leaves the problem of newer Apple machines with USB
Hi,
with the version of the Boot floppies etc available about a week ago I got
the 'Arch not supported'
message myself while trying to install on a Rev B iMac. I ended up getting
Debian on my machine by lnstalling a small partiton of Yellowdoglinux,
unpacking base2_2.tgz etc ( The old way ). If y
Previously Hartmut Koptein wrote:
> We move powerpc from sid to potato at the end of the freeze.
No, it stays in sid but in woody it's no longer a symlink to sid. Moving
the binary-powerpc tree from sid to potato would cause a huge load on
the mirrors which we can prevent this way.
Wichert.
--
Scavenging the mail folder uncovered Matt Porter's letter:
> I'm on it again. I'll try to help out on fixing up the kernel packages
> too. Once I get a working build for my PReP boxes and lone Starmax
> I'll make the images available for others to test. Sure would be nice
> to get a good cross-s
On Fri, Jan 21, 2000 at 10:47:35PM +0100, Hartmut Koptein wrote:
> > i am trying to run debian on a g3 notebook and i did as follows:
> >
> > 1. downloaded kernel, drivers, base2_2.tgz, bootx, etc...
> > 2. booting does not work, doenloaded g3 linux from linuxppc.org
> > 3. rename root.bin to
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Sven LUTHER writes:
>change the 'stable' distribution to 'frozen' or better yet 'potato' in the
>apt source file.
I've switched to potato. Dselect seems to be having problems displaying
packages that aren't already installed.
>You could also use and install conso
hi,
while on the subject of kernel install's and quik, I thought i would
bring up that newworld macs (ie all the colored ones) don't work with
quik, and therefore really should not try and use it.
these machines instead require a small bootstrap partition with an
HFS filesystem containing ya
Scavenging the mail folder uncovered Matt Knopp's letter:
> On Fri, Jan 21, 2000 at 10:47:35PM +0100, Hartmut Koptein wrote:
> > > i am trying to run debian on a g3 notebook and i did as follows:
> > >
> > > 1. downloaded kernel, drivers, base2_2.tgz, bootx, etc...
> > > 2. booting does not work
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