On Tue, Jun 19, 2001 at 10:37:09AM +0200, Michael Schmitz wrote: > > also if anyone can make available a *permanent* distribution of bootx > > in netatalk format (as a .tar.gz) i think i should be able to modify > > What do you mean by 'permanent'? BootX isn't under active development as > far as I know, so what you have should be sufficient (didn't someone > provide macbinary files already). well, i have not quite figured out where debian-cd actually gets bootx from yet ;-) its not in the cvs tree is all i know for sure, so i assume its snarfing it from somewhere, i just need to find out where that happens. we could likely stick a file on a debian site somewhere or in cvs somewhere. > That said, I can create a .tar.gz archive of the unpacked BootX .sit for > you, with all the bogus old kernels that ship with it. It's up to you to > sort out what you need, then. i can do that. i just needs to be in netatalk format since thats what mkisofs is looking for (it might figure out macbinary files, im not sure). a netatalk .tar.gz is easier to manage from *nix then macbinary is IMO. -- Ethan Benson http://www.alaska.net/~erbenson/
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