Martin Michlmayr wrote:
Package: www.debian.org
Version: 2000-11-07
Severity: normal
The link 'Be-Box System' to
http://www.guru.dircon.co.uk/belinux/status.html on
http://www.debian.org/ports/powerpc/inst/bbox is broken.
The link 'MBX System'
http://linuxppc.cs.nmt.edu/embedded.html
Phil Fraering wrote:
Anyway, I got through the initial base install easily enough, except
for the minor problem that I now have the ethernet set up. I am not
sure I wanted the ethernet set up... does anyone have any tips on
how I should uninstall the ethernet drivers, and host information?
I
subscribe
* Michel Dänzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] [20001107 11:02]:
While we're at it: the link 'Amiga PowerUP System'
http://sunsite.auc.dk/ftp/pub/os/linux/apus on
http://www.debian.org/ports/powerpc/inst/apus.html
is outdated. The Linux/APUS project has moved to SourceForge,
http://linux
High,
installation on powerbook pismo succeded, but I could not find anywhere on
the net or archive something like
./keymaps/mac/mac-sg-latin1-nodeadkeys... to launch the loadkeys
command. Also under X11 (kde2.0) I wasn't able to find my way. I know how to
change the layout in Xmodmap, but
High,
installation on powerbook pismo succeded, but I could not find anywhere on
the net or archive something like
./keymaps/mac/mac-sg-latin1-nodeadkeys... to launch the loadkeys
command. Also under X11 (kde2.0) I wasn't able to find my way. I know how to
change the layout in Xmodmap, but
Gerhard Reuteler wrote:
installation on powerbook pismo succeded, but I could not find anywhere on
the net or archive something like
./keymaps/mac/mac-sg-latin1-nodeadkeys... to launch the loadkeys
command. Also under X11 (kde2.0) I wasn't able to find my way. I know how to
change the
Quoting Phil Fraering [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well, it seems that today was the day my new iBook came in,
finally.
64 Megs Ram, 20 Gig Hard drive, and (of course) Blue, not Lime Green.
I thought I had paid enough attention during Hadess's experience
installing on his to handle the situation
On Thu, Nov 02, 2000 at 07:03:11PM -0500, Nelson Abramson wrote:
C.M. Connelly wrote:
snip
I have to take another stab at it, and see if I'm still having
problems before I file any bug reports, but I'm pretty
disappointed, as M17 seemed better (if slower than the -2
version).
snip
On Sat, Nov 04, 2000 at 11:37:13AM -0500, Bill wrote:
I need to choose a windowing environment. It needs to run on as many
platforms as possible. Besides that criterion, what are the good and
bad points of motif, GTK, and whatever?
I would go for GTK+, it is said to be easier than motif,
On Sun, Nov 05, 2000 at 05:45:32PM +, Hadess wrote:
Bill wrote:
Hi, I tried to ask this earlier but got my terminology mixed up and I
don't think my question made sense. I'll try again.
I need to develop an app for analyzing data and graphically (3D)
displaying results,
On Sun, Nov 05, 2000 at 01:34:39PM -0500, Bill wrote:
Thanks Hadess. I wasn't aware of these issues. BTW, I did not mention
that I will be using the application only under X Windows
environments, and I guess what I was really asking was how does Motif
compare to GNOME or KDE? Why is Motif
Hiya
You might want to look at Qt if your app is going to be GPL, it has a
Windows port, and is C++ mainly (although Python bindings exist I've
heard).
I don't know about OpenGL, but if your app is not GPL, you'd have to pay
big money.
Why is that ? OpenGL is part of Xfree 4.0.x
Hello
I'm wondering if pmud-0.7 was packaged for debian, or if I should
compile it from pmud-0.7-1.src.rpm or 'alienate' the pmud-0.7-1.ppc.rpm
thanks
Eric
--
CF: Et ton serveur l'a accepté? Moi quand ça m'arrive, j'ai un message
: d'erreur duplicated article, et
Quoting Sven LUTHER [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Sun, Nov 05, 2000 at 05:45:32PM +, Hadess wrote:
Bill wrote:
Hi, I tried to ask this earlier but got my terminology mixed up and
I
don't think my question made sense. I'll try again.
I need to develop an app for analyzing data and
Hiya
I already privately replied to Bill about this one, I said that I don't
know if
Qt has easy bindings for OpenGL, and that the Qt license is so that if
your app
It does.
isn't GPL, you will have to get a license from Troll Tech and it can be
expensive.
Not quite correct: the free
Quoting Jonathan Belson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hiya
I already privately replied to Bill about this one, I said that I
don't
know if
Qt has easy bindings for OpenGL, and that the Qt license is so that if
your app
It does.
isn't GPL, you will have to get a license from Troll Tech and
Sven LUTHER wrote:
snip
I'm running 18-2 just fine right now as we speak in fact I'm writing
this email from w/in the -2 emailer it seems a whole lot faster
(and the gui is a lot nicer too) than 17 to me... You could always try
deleting ~/.mozilla just in case (I didn't, but
debian distros has a tendency to end with *-apt or *.apt
On tirsdag 7. november 2000, Eric Deveaud [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I'm wondering if pmud-0.7 was packaged for debian, or if I should
compile it from pmud-0.7-1.src.rpm or 'alienate' the
pmud-0.7-1.ppc.rpm
thanks
I just wanted to install some stuff on my PowerPC System (Power Mac
8200) and I had to recognize a lot of broken Packages. I just compiled
two manually and I had absolutly _no_ problem doing it (gnome-print -
breaks at least gnumeric and gnumeric breaks task-gnome-apps, librep5 -
needed for
Hi,
Every time I start my X Window system (startx) ... my Powerbook G3 - 333
(ATI 3D Rage LT Pro) show me an ugly monitor. I can't recognize
anything.
I can't find the xf86config in my debian distribution (2.2
- Joel 'Espy' Klecker" Release)
I have installed nearly all xserver-packages
On Tue, Nov 07, 2000 at 04:56:34PM +0100, Gjermund Thorsen wrote:
debian distros has a tendency to end with *-apt or *.apt
Eh? No, they don't...
Dan
/\ /\
| Daniel Jacobowitz|__|SCS Class of 2002 |
|
On Tue, Nov 07, 2000 at 03:36:16PM +0100, Eric Deveaud wrote:
Hello
I'm wondering if pmud-0.7 was packaged for debian, or if I should
compile it from pmud-0.7-1.src.rpm or 'alienate' the pmud-0.7-1.ppc.rpm
yep, it's in Debian/unstable a while now.
Dan
on my G4/450MP
but i never reach amything that looks like Linux
I tried with
bootX
but no luck
Gjermund Gusland Thorsen
On Tue, Nov 07, 2000 at 05:11:23PM +0100, Alain Schroeder wrote:
I just wanted to install some stuff on my PowerPC System (Power Mac
8200) and I had to recognize a lot of broken Packages. I just compiled
two manually and I had absolutly _no_ problem doing it (gnome-print -
breaks at least
On Tue, 7 Nov 2000, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
On Tue, Nov 07, 2000 at 03:36:16PM +0100, Eric Deveaud wrote:
Hello
I'm wondering if pmud-0.7 was packaged for debian, or if I should
compile it from pmud-0.7-1.src.rpm or 'alienate' the pmud-0.7-1.ppc.rpm
yep, it's in
on my G4/450MP
but i never reach amything that looks like Linux
I tried with
bootX
but no luck
I would like to do the same as in RHat or already installed deb:
dd fs=1440k IFS=root.bin OFS=/dev/fd0
but how do I do that from Mac?
Gjermund Gusland Thorsen
Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
On Tue, Nov 07, 2000 at 05:11:23PM +0100, Alain Schroeder wrote:
There is no netscape-base-47, so that the packages netscape and
communicator are broken.
Right. That's a known bug in those packages, their dependencies only work for
i386. But there is both
Hi!
You´ll find the config file under /etc/X11/XF86Config
On my Powerbook Firewire Edition 400 - X was ready to go ...
i think you need the same server for you PB. It´s xserver-fbdev
greets,
mfl
On Tue, Nov 07, 2000 at 05:04:22PM +0100, Tobias Mohr - WestSurf wrote:
Hi,
Every time I
Gjermund Thorsen wrote:
on my G4/450MP? but i never reach amything that looks like Linux? I tried
with bootX? but no luck?
I would like to do the same as in RHat or already installed deb:
dd fs=1440k IFS=root.bin OFS=/dev/fd0
but how do I do that from Mac?
You need to use yaboot to boot
Well
when I use yaboot
it skips loading from the CD
then it boots from my
ordinary MacOS partition
On tirsdag 7. november 2000, Nelson Abramson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gjermund Thorsen wrote:
on my G4/450MP? but i never reach amything that looks like
Linux? I tried with bootX? but no
Hello!
My Hardware is an Pismo 400 Modell Firewire ...
I´ve problems booting macOS. It´s installed on /dev/hda10.
My yaboot Bootstrap Partition is /dev/hda9 .
I can boot Debian but when i press m only the floppy with the blinking
questionmark appears.
I´ve reinstalled MacOS with the restore cd
Nelson Abramson wrote:
Sven LUTHER wrote:
snip
I'm running 18-2 just fine right now as we speak in fact I'm writing
this email from w/in the -2 emailer it seems a whole lot faster
(and the gui is a lot nicer too) than 17 to me... You could always try
deleting
Hi again ...
I´ve build an German Keymap for my Pismo 400.
It is only for the Pismo. (i´ve only testes on an pismo)
i´ll send it to you ...
... perhaps someone needs it ...
Greets,
mfl
--
Michael Flaig ... PROLinux
#
# Deutsche Tastatur - Powerbook G3
# abgeleitet von mac-de2-ext.map
Gjermund Thorsen wrote:
Well? when I use yaboot? it skips loading from the CD? then it boots from my
ordinary MacOS partition?
snip
What commands do you use in yaboot? Do you mean yaboot or OF? If you can get
yaboot loaded, it
shouldn't boot MacOS
HTH
--Nelson Abramson
--
Make your
yep, it's in Debian/unstable a while now.
pmud_0.7-3.deb, in section admin.
tahnk's I will deb-get install pmud-0.7.apt ;-
Nope, just do 'apt-get install pmud'. (assuming your sources.list points
to unstable not stable).
Hint for the newbies: Debian packages have a suffix of .deb not
dpkg seems to be a bit screwed at the moment, anyone know whats going
on, or when it will be fixed?
# dpkg --print-architecture
dpkg: warning, architecture `powerpc-linux' not in remapping table
powerpc-linux
# dpkg --print-installation-architecture
powerpc-linux-gnu
And during an apt-get
On Tue, Nov 07, 2000 at 07:39:06PM +0100, Michael Flaig wrote:
Hello!
My Hardware is an Pismo 400 Modell Firewire ...
I´ve problems booting macOS. It´s installed on /dev/hda10.
My yaboot Bootstrap Partition is /dev/hda9 .
I can boot Debian but when i press m only the floppy with the
NC = NC Clifford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
NC Anyone know if this problem is with dpkg (or gcclib (where
NC dpkg gets its arch target from)) or have we somehow
NC stuffed up our local configs (doubtful, but possible).
No, it's dpkg. Same thing happened to me.
If you haven't already, please
On Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 12:56:50PM +1300, Nick Clifford wrote:
dpkg seems to be a bit screwed at the moment, anyone know whats going
on, or when it will be fixed?
# dpkg --print-architecture
dpkg: warning, architecture `powerpc-linux' not in remapping table
powerpc-linux
# dpkg
Does anybody have an INIT binary compiled under the 2.4 kernel? The one
provided with Debian's CD's is not working (it hangs before it loads, just
after freeing unused kernel memory). I'm not sure what the problem is, but
I think that is it, since I can get one from YellowDog Linux to work
Yup, fixes things, but have to install with dpkg --force-architecture
Nick
Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
On Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 12:56:50PM +1300, Nick Clifford wrote:
dpkg seems to be a bit screwed at the moment, anyone know whats going
on, or when it will be fixed?
# dpkg
Hi,
I just upraded the Helix-Gnome deb packages. Here are the *new*
sources.list line
deb http://hadess.net debian/helix/$(ARCH)/
deb http://hadess.net/ debian/contrib/$(ARCH)/
deb http://hadess.net/ debian/perso/$(ARCH)/
All were compiled using XFree4 debs from Branden. Source are included,
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Subject: xlibmesa3 package
Date: Wed, 08 Nov 2000 14:17:04 +1100
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Adam C Powell IV wrote:
Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:education
On Tue, Nov 07, 2000 at 05:11:23PM +0100, Alain Schroeder wrote:
There is no netscape-base-47, so that the packages netscape and
communicator are broken.
I compiled mozilla 18 out of M18 tarballs from mozilla.org and am using
it
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