Am 16.12.2013 12:21, schrieb Stefan Niestegge: >>> Is it possible to make this partition scheme with HD Driver under TOS? >> >> That's about the only way I know of. > > Okay, i did this. Then i used FreeMiNT to make an ext2 FS on the LNX > partition. > The kernel boot messages tell me it mounted /dev/hda4 successfully as ext2 . > >> Without byte swappping by device mapper, using ARAnyM might be the >> easiest option: >> >> Get the disk partitioned under TOS, then use ARAnyM on a PC to mount >> your partition and bootstrap a Debian system on to the mounted partition Is it possible to just unpack a tarball of a debian/68k system to that partiton under FreeMiNT? That is what i tried with m68k-base.tgz . Sadly it hangs with kernel panic "attempted to kill init", so unpacking m68k-base.tgz under FreeMiNT with 'tar xfzp m68k-base.tgz' at least fixed my initial "no init found" kernel panic. Since FreeMiNT uses ext2 case-sensitive and is aware of symlinks etc just like linux, this seems the easiest way to work around the LE/BE trouble... The mentioned tar unpack command ends on /var/tmp with "exit due to previous errors". Something may go bogus here... Greetings, Stefan
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