no, the pseudo image kit can work with any cdrom,
slink, potato, woody (guess i can work with redhat too, or even microsoft).
one source for potato sparc cd´s is rsync 129.13.126.5::debian-cd,
but currently there is a problem with the first cd / boot block:
the first cd is created with 0 bytes.
There is an install manual on Debian's web site. I knew quite well Solaris
2 but nothing about Debian and with that document it was pretty easy to
have my Sun box up and running with slink. The only thing I couldn't make
is a boot floppy. As described in that install file, it is the main
hi. i purchased 6 hyndai sparc II dobtec machines for several debian
developers and me, and will try to install debian (once i got an
aui - 10baseT connector). my source for instructions ?
creating sparc cd´s failed: no content dir in disks-sparc.
i hope to find some time to contribute to debian
hi.
i wondered : did someone try to extract redhat patches from all their
sparc packages ? it's gpl, so we are allowed to take the patches of
other distributions and use them... or doesn't redhat have patches ?
i don't knbow their srpm format...
btw: what about setting up a database/ftp/whatever
hy.
i have added boot-floppies and generic for sparc to makedev :
batch generic-sparc {
system,
std, floppy-small,
ttyS0, ttyS1, ttyS2, ttyS3,
links, printer, isdn-tty, isdn-io,
sunmouse, framebuffer, kbd,
audio, std-tty, std-hd, scd, st, sg,
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