On 3/27/06, Keith Keller <kkeller@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Hello all, hi! > A quick update: MOL finally works on my iBook. I suspect that MOL > really wanted Altivec support in the kernel; it was either crashing or > causing a kernel panic without it. On 2.6.16 and Altivec, it works > fine. I also strongly suspect that it can not understand HFS > case-sensitive journalled filesystems; my MOL recognizes my > case-sensitive nonjournalled HFS partition, but not the journalled one. > (The partition type in the partition table didn't make a difference.) interesting infos. I've noticed that HFSX support is in 2.6.16 > Is it as ''basic'' as tracking Slackware releases, plus adding > platform-specific > packages, or are there needs or plans for other additions or > customisations? My current "vision" (urgh! vaporware word!) is to stick with our big brother, and that the big difference is just a little customization towards laptop specific features, as I think that our main target are slackware fans with an apple laptop (like me :D ) but I could be terribly wrong... :-) > Also, now that Apple is moving to Intel, will there still be a push to keep > slackintosh up to date? As long as I got a working powerpc machine I'm really interested in keeping this distro up to date :-) > Which brings me back to my question: how can we help? (linux)packages! (linux)packages! (linux)packages! As you can see there: http://www.linuxpackages.net/search_view.php?ver=10.2&by=name&what_cat=&subcat=&arch=PPC&name= linuxpackages.net is accepting powerpc entries but there aren't any atm... So feel free to roll up your sleeves and start creating a strong community ( MUWHAWHAWHA world domination is a step closer! ;-) ciao -- Marco Bonetti Slackintosh Linux Project Developer http://slackintosh.workaround.ch/ My GnuPG key id: 86A91047