Installation Questions and Boot Disks?
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I'm wondering what's the best way to "assimilate" a non-Debian installed
system into a Debian one.
I assume that I need to install a base system (either MkLinux or "normal"
RedHat) and then get dpkg and dselect installed somehow.
Is anyone working on a native Debian installer for Power Macs? Or is that
waiting on a full "base" section?
I have noticed that the source for the RAM disk based RedHat installer is
available at <ftp://samba.anu.edu.au/pub/linux-pmac/install-source/>,
perhaps that could be used as the basis for a Debian installer.
I don't have any experience with building boot disks, but I am willing to
help in whatever way I can.
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Joel "Espy" Klecker
<mailto:jk@espy.org> <http://www.espy.org/>
Apple Flavored Unix (http://www.espy.org/apple-flavored-unix/):
A meta-index of unix-like OSes for macs and mac clones.
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