On Wed, Jan 03, 2001 at 06:37:57PM -0700, Nate Duehr wrote:
> You may want to subscribe to the debian-powerpc (or is it debian-ppc?)
> mailing list and ask questions there. You're much more likely to hit
> someone who's knowledgeable about the iMac platform there.
yes indeed, though his problem l
You may want to subscribe to the debian-powerpc (or is it debian-ppc?)
mailing list and ask questions there. You're much more likely to hit
someone who's knowledgeable about the iMac platform there.
I've been (very very slowly) gathering some information about how to
load Debian on my new iMac DV
Probably of little help, but I saw the same problem occur at an install
party recently but on an Intel machine. Turned out the problem was a CD
burned when Potato wasn't stable yet or a wrong ISO-image, we never found
out. I popped in my copy of stable Potato and it worked.
Did you burn the CD fr
On Fri, Jun 30, 2000 at 12:32:02PM -0500, Philippe wrote:
> Hello Ethan and everyone!
>
> potato is up and running on my iMac G3! Ethan's webpages were immensely
> useful. especially the detailed file on using mac-fdisk for partitioning.
> (It took about 6 hours of fussing around, so that's not to
Hello Ethan and everyone!
potato is up and running on my iMac G3! Ethan's webpages were immensely
useful. especially the detailed file on using mac-fdisk for partitioning.
(It took about 6 hours of fussing around, so that's not too bad, is it?)
What follows might be just an esthetic question (sinc
On Sat, Jun 24, 2000 at 08:54:38AM -0500, Philippe wrote:
> Hi Ethan,
>
> thanks a lot for the reply
> (1) booting with the 'c' key held down doesn't work. It boots to MAC OS
> after checking the cdrom, then my two hard drive partitions (one of which
> is empty, the one if want to put debian linux
Hi Ethan,
thanks a lot for the reply
(1) booting with the 'c' key held down doesn't work. It boots to MAC OS
after checking the cdrom, then my two hard drive partitions (one of which
is empty, the one if want to put debian linux on!) I tried both CDs,
either holding down the 'c' key all the time,
On Fri, Jun 23, 2000 at 06:02:42PM -0500, Philippe wrote:
> I want to boot from a most recent official release of Debian
> on a new iMac G3. In Open Firmware, I type boot cdrom or equivalently
> boot cd:,\\:tbxi and I get the error message:
> load-size=1000 adler32=edd16114
> unrecognized Client Pr
Philippe wrote:
>
> I want to boot from a most recent official release of Debian
> on a new iMac G3. In Open Firmware, I type boot cdrom or equivalently
> boot cd:,\\:tbxi and I get the error message:
> load-size=1000 adler32=edd16114
> unrecognized Client Program Format.
>
> my boot-device line
ryan winner wrote:
>
> Will the Debian MkLinux work on the iMac?
> RYAN
Ryan, mklinux is NOT Debian Linux. That is the one supported by Apple.
Ours is pure PPC code. And no, not yet. No one does. The iMac is all
USB, so we have to get USB support in Linux. It is happening quickly.
Prolly a
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