Alpha Linux

[Gordon Keegan]

As long as it's a relatively new Mac...  When I
went to install LinuxPPC on a couple of older Macs,
I found that the older bus wasn't supported and
had to turn to mkLinux instead...  Just 2 more cents.

Gordon Keegan

--- Howard S Shubs <hshubs at mindspring.com> wrote:
> On 3/15/2001 at 22:49, gaf at blu.org (Jerry Feldman)
> wrote:
> 
> > The latest I have at home is Red Hat 6.1. I'm sure
> we have 6.2 in the 
> > office. If you are really desperate and want to
> take a drive out to 
> > Marlborough...
> 
> I've come up with a different solution, one I'm not
> as attached to: I'll
> load LinuxPPC 2000 again on one of my Macs.  It'll
> work, at least.  I
> don't care for the idea because it deprives me of
> using that Mac -as- a
> Mac, at least until MacOS X is stable enough to use.
>  But MacOS X isn't
> exactly popular yet, since it's not been released,
> so I can't tell if
> it's something I should take too seriously.  Linux,
> I know I should take
> seriously.
> -- 
> "...run in circles, scream and shout!"    I hope you
> have good backups.
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