We now have a working ramdisk installer, so it is now much
easier to install debian on nubus. Just grab the fake 'Mach
Kernel' and the MkLinux Booter from
ftp://penguin.tough.net.au
change your root device to /dev/ram and reboot. Its that
easy.
If you have any problems just mail me.
This is sti
Alan DuBoff wrote:
I just got my Belkin USB->Serial going last week and was able to talk to my
embedded system as well, but I have a quirk with I was wondering if you see.
The serial console on my embedded system is only 9600, and for some reason it
seems that when I pull up minicom, even thoug
On Sun, Mar 04, 2001 at 09:11:46PM +, Matthew Kirkwood wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks to help from this list, I now have my Mac booting
> and starting the installer (via BootX).
>
> My next problem is that the kernel doesn't seem interested
> in recognising the partition table that I create on the
>
Hi,
(B
(BWhat kind of partitions do you have on sda? You need one root and one
(Bswap at least.
(B
(BOn Sun, Mar 04, 2001 at 09:11:46PM +, Matthew Kirkwood wrote:
(B> Hi,
(B>
(B> Thanks to help from this list, I now have my Mac booting
(B> and starting the installer (via BootX).
(B>
Brendan J Simon wrote:
> I'd just like to let everyone know that I got my Keyspan USB to Serial
> converter working last night. I got the linux 2.4.2 sources (from
> fsmlabs) and built the kernel to include the Keyspan driver. I'm using
> the new devfs so the /dev entries are /dev/usb/tts/0 and
I have woody installed on a PowerBook (most recent G3 before new titaniam G4,
the 2000 model, the Firewire model, Pismo, etc...call it what you like), which
has an airport card in it that I would really like to use.
I'm using a 2.2.18 kernel, and it is linked into /usr/src/linux.
I grabbed the ai
To Debian PowerPC mailing list,
I'd just like to let everyone know that I got my Keyspan USB to Serial
converter working last night. I got the linux 2.4.2 sources (from
fsmlabs) and built the kernel to include the Keyspan driver. I'm using
the new devfs so the /dev entries are /dev/usb/tts/0
On Sun, Mar 04, 2001 at 09:26:10PM +1100, Craige McWhirter wrote:
> Toumas, not having really used the Evolution address book (I'm back to using
> Balsa/Mutt) I gave it a whirl and experienced exactly what you described.
>
> I could watch (with gkrellm) my RAM and swap get gobbled up. I averted a
Hi,
Thanks to help from this list, I now have my Mac booting
and starting the installer (via BootX).
My next problem is that the kernel doesn't seem interested
in recognising the partition table that I create on the
disk.
I followed Ethan Benson's instructions and partitioned the
4Gb disk that I
Kin Chung wrote:
> > > Tried both of those with recompiles even to make sure it was not
> > > the patches or any brain-death I added.
> >
> >What patches? Those options work with stock XFree86 4.0.2.
>
> No idea what the patches are about. They came with the download
> (in a separate package).
Hello,
I have compiled 2.4.2 on my pb3400, and everything works _except_ networking.
ifconfig inits the interface and all, routing is ok. But I can't ping or be
pinged...
Anyone else encountered this?
Patrix.
--
"Serious error.
The site, vanished into dust.
Screen. Mind. Both are blank."
--
On 4 Mar, this message from Ethan Benson echoed through cyberspace:
> one problem with this is the 7300 does not have any video support in
> OF (AFAIK) so you would only be able to interface with quik via a
> serial terminal, or perhaps blindly by setting input-device to kdb.
Well, since the 7
On Sun, Mar 04, 2001 at 02:56:24PM +0100, Christoph Ewering wrote:
>
> 3.) nvsetenv to set a different boot-device within linux -- On OldWorld
> the boot-device is always \\AAPL,ROM and somewhere in the PRAM the disk
> and the partition is stored to boot from.
er, when using miboot yes.
> 4.)
On Sun, Mar 04, 2001 at 03:29:06AM -0800, Andrew Sharp wrote:
>
> I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that in fact the rescue floppy is
> bootable on any arch that can boot a CD. Because the bootable part
> of the CD is really just the rescue floppy image. So technically
uh no, only on x86 or an
Hello!
Here comes the summary of all mails I got trying to solve my problem.
Some are wrong, some do not get the point but most replies make sense.
Thanks to everybody.
My problem in short: OldWorld SMP computer, running MacOS 9.x and
debian-linux. if booted with BootX linux is not able to start
Michael Schmitz wrote:
>
> > > syslinux actually. and it can take a root= argument but if you don't
> > > give a root= argument you get a root disk prompt.
> >
> > Yeah, that's what I said/meant. The boot-floppy-hfs.img floppy
> > doesn't work the same way as the rescue floppy does for other
> >
Toumas, not having really used the Evolution address book (I'm back to using
Balsa/Mutt) I gave it a whirl and experienced exactly what you described.
I could watch (with gkrellm) my RAM and swap get gobbled up. I averted a crash
only by closing Evolution just before the swap filled up. It also
I know the installation of Debian on OWM is a sore spot right now, but
I have overcome the oft-mentioned boot-floppies failure by grabbing a
floppy image created for OWM's. The machine boots Quik fine, though
I am unable to direct OF to use kbd/screen for io (claim error). Here
is a log of what h
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