check out the web page I made about gentoo on my 700Mhz g3 ibook: http://www.desertsol.com/~kevin/ppc On Feb 28, 2004, at 5:18 PM, Najeeb Mirza wrote: > Hi, > > Has anyone tried it? If you have please share your experiences. > > Thanks, > > Najeeb > > > -- > gentoo-ppc-user <at> gentoo.org mailing list > > -- gentoo-ppc-user <at> gentoo.org mailing list
Kevin Geiss said: > check out the web page I made about gentoo on my 700Mhz g3 ibook: > > http://www.desertsol.com/~kevin/ppc > > On Feb 28, 2004, at 5:18 PM, Najeeb Mirza wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> Has anyone tried it? If you have please share your experiences. I'm running on a G3 800Mhz ibook, and I love it; personally I think it's a perfect fit. I say follow the install directions on gentoo.org, and ask questions here, irc at #gentoo, #gentoo-ppc, #gentoo-help and refer to Kevin's page, it's a great resource. P -- -- http://lefttochance.com/ -- gentoo-ppc-user <at> gentoo.org mailing list
On Feb 28, 2004, at 12:57 AM, Will Riley wrote: >> Sorry, I thought repeating the bug report was a bit redundant. > > It is, but nice nonetheless. I'm very lazy. ;) > >> But >> here you are: >> Running on ~ppc >> >> Bugzilla Bug 42835 >> xinetd-2.3.13 hangs with amanda 2.4.4-r3 > > Well there's 2 immediate differences between our setups, and I'm > disinclined to think that architecture is an issue cause I've run > amanda > on ppc as well (2.4.3 I think)., and never raced xinetd. I'm on x86 > now, > using xinetd-2.3.13 like you, but not using the ebuild. Not to be > presumptuous, but have you tried doing a manual installation? It was a > major pain the first few times, but I can show my configs if you want > to > try that route. I have no idea whether that will fix your issue but it > might be worth a go. Been running amanda 2.4.3 for a long while, 2.4.4 > recently. I get exactly the same results with a manual build as I do with the ebuild. Just gave it a try again to be sure, I still get the same race condition. I also tried building amanda manually, didn't help the situation either. I've run amanda and xinetd together before on ppc(Continue reading)
Does anyone know if the exmlm archive/index capability works for this (and the gentoo-ppc-dev) list? I've tried following the directions from the help-email, but it just barfs back the same instructions. > To get messages 123 through 145 (a maximum of 100 per request), mail: > <gentoo-ppc-user-get.123_145 <at> gentoo.org> > > To get an index with subject and author for messages 123-456, mail: > <gentoo-ppc-user-index.123_456 <at> gentoo.org> > > To receive all messages with the same subject as message 12345, > send an empty message to: > <gentoo-ppc-user-thread.12345 <at> gentoo.org> -dean takemori -- gentoo-ppc-user <at> gentoo.org mailing list
On Mar 1, 2004, at 9:52 AM, Bryn Hughes wrote: >>> >> >> Well there's 2 immediate differences between our setups, and I'm >> disinclined to think that architecture is an issue cause I've run >> amanda >> on ppc as well (2.4.3 I think)., and never raced xinetd. I'm on x86 >> now, >> using xinetd-2.3.13 like you, but not using the ebuild. Not to be >> presumptuous, but have you tried doing a manual installation? It was a >> major pain the first few times, but I can show my configs if you want >> to >> try that route. I have no idea whether that will fix your issue but it >> might be worth a go. Been running amanda 2.4.3 for a long while, 2.4.4 >> recently. > > I get exactly the same results with a manual build as I do with the > ebuild. Just gave it a try again to be sure, I still get the same > race condition. I also tried building amanda manually, didn't help > the situation either. I've run amanda and xinetd together before on > ppc but not under gentoo... I have them running together happily on an > x86 box sitting right next to the 'problem' server too. I'm starting > to wonder if there's a problem with some dependancy of xinetd now. > <sigh> > > Bryn Just tried recompiling all dependencies of both xinetd and amanda, no change. xinetd still races after the second connection. I'm pretty much at a loss as to what to try next. :((Continue reading)
Sorry to bother anyone, but I'm just wondering if this list is dead (I have zero messages from it this calendar year and my I never got back my one posting from earlier this week). I'm simply trying to determine if my ISP is blocking the list for some unknown reason or if this list is just completely inactive. Either way, there's really no point in replying. Just go about your business -dean "Echo???" takemori -- gentoo-ppc-user <at> gentoo.org mailing list
Dean, The list may not be the most active, but there are posts from this year. In fact, there are 8 for this week. Sounds like your ISP may be blocking email from it. Dominik On Thu, 2004-03-04 at 04:25, Dean Takemori wrote: > Sorry to bother anyone, but I'm just wondering if this list is dead (I > have zero messages from it > this calendar year and my I never got back my one posting from earlier > this week). I'm simply > trying to determine if my ISP is blocking the list for some unknown > reason or if this list is just > completely inactive. Either way, there's really no point in replying. > Just go about your business > > -dean "Echo???" takemori > > > -- > gentoo-ppc-user <at> gentoo.org mailing list > -- gentoo-ppc-user <at> gentoo.org mailing list
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004 23:25:00 -1000 Dean Takemori <deant <at> hawaii.rr.com> wrote: > > Sorry to bother anyone, but I'm just wondering if this list is dead (I > > have zero messages from it > this calendar year and my I never got back my one posting from earlier > > this week). I'm simply > trying to determine if my ISP is blocking the list for some unknown > reason or if this list is just > completely inactive. Either way, there's really no point in replying. > > Just go about your business > > -dean "Echo???" takemori Echo-reply. for me this list works. regards. -- gentoo-ppc-user <at> gentoo.org mailing list
Hi,
I have some weird problems with the boot system of my new powerbook 12".
The first problem is that i can't start the macosx system. I suppose is a
problem with my yaboot.conf.
My mac-fdisk info is:
/dev/hda1 Apple_partition_map
/dev/hda2 Apple_Bootstrap -> The yaboot bootstrap
/dev/hda3 Apple_UNIX_SVR2 -> Swap
/dev/hda4 Apple_UNIX_SVR2 -> root partition for gentoo
/dev/hda5 Apple_HFS -> MacOSX
/dev/hda6 Apple_Free -> ¿Why?
/dev/hda7 Apple_HFS -> Another Mac partition
/dev/hda8 Apple_Free
My yaboot.conf is:
boot=/dev/hda2
device=hd:
partition=4
delay=10
timeout=15
install=/usr/lib/yaboot/yaboot
magicboot=/usr/lib/yaboot/ofboot
image=/boot/vmlinux
label=Linux
root=/dev/hda4
read-only
macosx=/dev/hda5
(Continue reading)Hi I can´t use my modem with Linux I use the KPPP aplication and I received a Fail that say "scrip out of time." Maybe any of you can tell me the parameters to make my modem Work. I have A POwer Mac G4 Quick Silver tank you ATTE: Ing. Alejandro Moraila
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