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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Hello,
Is there any way to disable the automatic reboot at the end of
installation? I know, I have ten seconds to cancel it, but it is quite
boring to wait for it :-) If there isn't (and I could not find anything
related on http://en.opensuse.org/linuxrc ), then I'll add a feature
request for it.
Background: I have a PPC machine, where the installer does not install a
bootable kernel. Right now all I can do is to boot inst32, go through
all of the linuxrc menus up to the point where I can start an installed
OS. Then once installation is finished, then go to the command line and
run: mkzimage --vmlinux /boot/vmlinux --initrd /boot/initrd --cmdline
root=/dev/sdaX --output /boot/zImage (or just mkzimage --vmlinux
/boot/vmlinux --initrd /boot/initrd --output /boot/zImage , as most
users prefer to add boot parameters at firmware level, and it would also
make scripting of it simpler).
Of course, the ideal situation would be, if Olaf did not oppose this
solution, and it was done automagically on each kernel install/upgrade.
But until that I would like to do this before rebooting the machine and
without needing to catch that 10 seconds, so going through linuxrc menus
could be avoided and the real kernel could be used. BTW: this is
especially problematic now, due to
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=373569
Bye,
CzP
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Hello List!
I am trying to do some simple cross compiling under opensuse factory. The
spu -gcc is there, but ppu-gcc doesn't seem to be in any of the repositories.
Is anyone doing any effective cross compilation with the repository based
opensuse tools?
Additionally, is there any hope of the IBM SDK (or at least the Eclipse
functionality) coming to opensuse?
Thanks,
Matt
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