Old Kernel Binaries
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Semi-stable Kernel
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(updated June 19, 2001) for use with BootX
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Semi-stable Kernel
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(updated June 19, 2001) for use with Apple MkLinux Booter
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Semi-stable Kernel with input driver enabled (Required for LinuxPPC2000-Q4 and YDL 2.0)
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(updated June 19, 2001) for use with BootX
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Semi-stable Kernel with input driver enabled (Required for LinuxPPC2000-Q4 and YDL 2.0)
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(updated June 19, 2001) for use with Apple MkLinux Booter
Old Kernels with Installers
For use with Apple MkLinux Booter
Note: In lilo.conf, put "rootdev=/dev/ram" as a kernel will be activating an
installer on ramdisk which is compiled in with the installer+kernel
available here. For LinuxPPC1999, LinuxPPC2000, and LinuxPPC2000-Q4, "mach_options= ramdisk=8192" must be specified in lilo.conf, and, for Yellow Dog Linux 2.0, "mach_options= ramdisk=16384" must be specified.
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Kernel with LinuxPPC1999 installer
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(updated June 14, 2001)
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Kernel with LinuxPPC2000 installer
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(updated June 14, 2001)
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Kernel with LinuxPPC2000-Q4 installer
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(updated June 13, 2001)
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Kernel with YellowDogLinux Champion Server 1.2 installer
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(updated June 6, 2001)
For information on Yellow Dog Linux 1.2 installation, please visit
Linux on NuBus Power Macintosh maintained by Michael Roeder (mroeder at best dot com).
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Kernel with YellowDogLinux 2.0 installer
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(updated June 18, 2001)
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Kernel with Debian Potato installer
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(updated June 6, 2001)
For information on Debian installation, please visit
Debian/Potato Install Guide maintained by Greg Ingram (ingram at symsys dot com).
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Kernel with MkLinux pre-R1 installer
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(updated June 6, 2001)
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Last updated on June 08, 2003