The iBook G3 come with a white LED that's active if the device sleeps.
On 10.2 during installation you seem to misuse it to signal hard disk
activity. How can I disable it?
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Hi,
I got some problems (disk access denied, bus errors,...) that led me to
go into single user mode and fsck my partitions. I noticed then that
there were some directories created in the tmp directory, called "dev"
and "etc", and one file in the / directory called "success" with 0
length. At reboot, these files disapeared. Does anybody know if this
could be a sign of a hacked computer ? I mean could someone have
installed a rootkit or some such ?
I'm not paranoid but this indeed seems strange.
Cheers
Damir
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So far I've been unable to find anything on the distribution DVD that kboot
will function with from the prompt.
Here are the things I've tried:
sr0:/suseboot/inst64
sr0:/suseboot/yaboot.ibm
sr0:/suseboot/yaboot
I am considering remastering the dvd with an /etc/kboot.conf file in order
to properly execute whatever will work as an installation kernel with
initrd configuration and all.
Anybody got any ideas?
Thanks -
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Hello,
Michael Matz wrote:
> Hence you need the
> cross-ppc-gcc-icecream-backend-*.i586.rpm
> from the i586 tree.
>
Thanks, this was not really clear from the doc. Actually these packages
are not mentioned at all, but I found them on each architecture I tested.
Now it works, and it sped up compilation a lot. Tomorrow I'll test it
with the 'build' script, and if it works, I can start compiling Packman
again. I guess, making up-to-date packages will keep me busy for a while :)
Bye,
CzP
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Hello,
I was compiling Packman packages for PowerPC for more than a year. Then
my PPC machine broke and my first son was born, so I did not have a
machine or time to do it. Now I have a bit more time and a strong X86
machine, so I would like to resume this activity.
I looked at http://en.opensuse.org/Icecream and compiling on machines of
the same architecture works fine. I have now a small cluster of embedded
PPC machines :-)
Of course, the ultimate goal would be to use the X86 monster to compile
PPC packages. My problem is, that it's not clear from the above
mentioned documentation, that which cross-xxx-icecream packages should I
install on X86 and PPC and how I should parameter ICECC_VERSION.
Bye,
CzP
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