The old power mac floppy driver doesn't work in the 2.6 kernel series.I've been trying to find the time to help fix it. In the meantime, if
you can keep a small Mac OS partition around - you can use BootX pluskernel plus a ramdisk with an installer to do a complete system install... You should no
floppies to work, you might try usingBootX and MacOS.RickOn Mar 10, 2006, at 12:36 PM, Jerome Le Saux wrote:>>> 2006/3/10, vinai <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:>>>> > 2006/3/10, vinai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:>> >>>> >> I think there was a problem with any
2006/3/10, vinai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Fri, 10 Mar 2006, Jerome Le Saux wrote:> 2006/3/10, vinai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:>>>> I think there was a problem with any drive having SCSI ID 0 on such macs
>> - make sure neither of your drives have this ID and try again ..
2006/3/10, vinai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Fri, 10 Mar 2006, Jerome Le Saux wrote:> Hi all,> I imagine you might be bored to see such mail. I'm sorry but I read the> Debian Manual but also on the net via google to try to find an answer to
> my problem.> I used to install De
Hi all,I imagine you might be bored to see such mail. I'm sorry but I read the Debian Manual but also on the net via google to try to find an answer to my problem.I used to install Debian distribution on other architecture such Intel, so my question is only on the CDrom boot.
I downloaded miboot fl
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