Re: Still haven't found it
Well, there was a base2_2.tgz for m68k, I guess I'm (un)lucky enough to have
stumbled on it several months ago. I used it to get my install working. The
only problem is, the one I have got damaged somehow. I got it from
eradicator.org originally, but that site is down. In fact, a search of
freshmeat.org led me google.com, and they have a cached version of
eradicator.org, but they didn't cache the base2_2.tgz. :-( They just have a
cached link to it. ugh...
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>From: "Christian T. Steigies" <cts@master.debian.org>
>To: Russell Hires <rhires@earthlink.net>
>Subject: Re: Still haven't found it
>Date: Mon, Mar 20, 2000, 10:55
>
>Moin,
>On Mon, Mar 20, 2000 at 10:38:48AM -0500, Russell Hires wrote:
>>
>> Where do I find base2_2.tgz for m68k? I've found two tons of these files for
>there is no such thing as base2.2 for m68k. I tried to build it, it didnt
>work, look on debian-boot for the error list. Unless we find an m68k
>maintainer with sufficient time, decent hardware and a potato mirror, we
>will have no base2.2 in the near future. Do you volunteer?
>I will try to build things not before may 10th. I wonder that nobody
>complained yet, that we have no current xfre...
>
>> ppc and i-386. I even found the piece of software I was looking for
>> (libc.so.6), but when I tried to boot with it in /lib, the message I got was
>> that the lib was (or wasn't, I don't remember) big-endian. I tried looking
>> at the place I originally got it (eradicator.org) but the site is down for
>> some reason. I don't know of any alternate. I'm totally stumped.
>cts@ap031:~>dpkg -S libc.so.6
>libc6: /lib/libc.so.6
>Looking for that?
>Install libc6, but didnt you hose your system completely? It will not work
>without a libc6... Michael gave some hints on how to repair it, you might
>also try to cross-install a package, but you need another working debian
>install on your machine for that. You might not have that... the easiest
>thing is to backup the data you need and can still retrieve from that
>installation and start from scratch.
>
>Christian
>
>
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