Nelson Abramson wrote:
Brendan Simon wrote:
> Harold G. Stevenson wrote:
> >
> > 2- any suggestions on installing and running debian?
> Get a bootable CD if one exists. When I installed Debian there was no
> CD available so I _HAD_ to install MacOs on a small partition (1GB), put
> yaboot, th
I just installed potato on my PowerBook and am having some trouble with
getting the X server to work right. I first tried to fire up X with the
default FBDev server, and that didn't work at all. The only way I could
get X going was to use the Xpmac server from LinuxPPC. Moreover, if I
left the v
Brendan Simon wrote:
> Harold G. Stevenson wrote:
> >
> > 2- any suggestions on installing and running debian?
> Get a bootable CD if one exists. When I installed Debian there was no
> CD available so I _HAD_ to install MacOs on a small partition (1GB), put
> yaboot, the kernel from Ben H and th
Harold G. Stevenson wrote:
2- any suggestions on installing and running debian?
Get a bootable CD if one exists. When I installed Debian there was no
CD available so I _HAD_ to install MacOs on a small partition (1GB), put
yaboot, the kernel from Ben H and the base2_2.tgz on the Mac partitio
Stephen Judd wrote:
>
> Rainer Dorsch wrote:
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> > Since the powermac did not boot from the rescue disk (but ejected it!)
> > I downloaded BootX_1.2.2.sit. When I wanted to start it, a program
> > called stuffit came up and complained that the archive is not in
> > stuffit format (I downloaded it
Rainer Dorsch wrote:
>
> Hello everybody,
>
> I am new to Linux on the powerPC architecture, but I have considerable
> experience with Debian on i386. I thought installation should be more
> or less the same as on i386, but I was wrong. It seems to be essentail
> to know the mac to get started. I
Hello everybody,
I am new to Linux on the powerPC architecture, but I have considerable
experience with Debian on i386. I thought installation should be more
or less the same as on i386, but I was wrong. It seems to be essentail
to know the mac to get started. I failed already in the first step:
b
Hi, Ben--
On 6/14/00 at 7:37 PM +0200 you wrote:
On Wed, Jun 14, 2000, Mike James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
WaveLAN-in-Linux users, alert:
> Updating from AirPort 1.1 to AirPort 1.2 breaks WaveLAN
> networking on the Linux side (apparently).
Did you contact the maintainer of the
hi,
I'm shopping for an Apple PowerBook 500MHz 128MB 12GB hard drive.
1- can anyone suggest where to buy it at lowest cost?
2- any suggestions on installing and running debian?
thank you for your help.
from tucson-:))
harold
On Wed, Jun 14, 2000, Mike James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>WaveLAN-in-Linux users, alert:
>
>Updating from AirPort 1.1 to AirPort 1.2 breaks WaveLAN networking on
>the Linux side (apparently).
>
>For some time now, WaveLAN->AirPort networking in Linux has been
>working great on my PB G3. But a
Hi, everyone--
WaveLAN-in-Linux users, alert:
Updating from AirPort 1.1 to AirPort 1.2 breaks WaveLAN networking on
the Linux side (apparently).
For some time now, WaveLAN->AirPort networking in Linux has been
working great on my PB G3. But as soon as I updated to the new
AirPort 1.2 on the
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