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Again playing with serial connection , this time with a Wallstreet on rhapsody to my iMac G5. Any idea what could be the serial device id on MacOS X 1.2 Rhapsody ? this is what ls /dev/tty* gives me :   bash-2.02$ ls /dev/tty* /dev/tty    /dev/ttyidb /dev/ttyp3  /dev/ttyp7  /dev/ttypb   ...

Had to try... Indeed works fine on windows too : This is a Macbook pro running Win 7 with timbuktu connected to my Rasbberry-Pi BasiliskII.

Never mind… I removed all the "stty ..." entries in the /etc/profile file , and it now works. Even with quitting , re-logging and all :)  Pretty sure I had tried that too before, but anyway...

I’ve been trying to set up a serial console via a Keyspan USB twin-port RS422 adapter, from a PB5300c(7.6.1) to an iMac G5 (tiger) to get the iMac shell on the Powerbook with Zterm or Black Night. I’ve installed the Keyspan drivers and configured the iMac as per these helpful pages, here ...

Also remember now... My iMacG5 wanted an "Alternate" installs, a usual "live install CD" wouldn't work. But a "alternate install CD" would. That was Ubuntu. Even though I could boot from the live CD, the install would fail. How about booting from a live cd , and check your HD with Gparted ...

Have you used "Guided partitioning" in the debian installer, or "manual partitioning" ? Maybe better running "Manual.." and doing your partitions from scratch ?

If it can help. Here a good Debian PPC installation guide : http://ppcluddite.blogspot.fr/2012/03/installing-debian-linux-on-ppc-part-i.html Yaboot configuring guide , same site : http://ppcluddite.blogspot.fr/2012/03/installing-debian-linux-on-ppc-part-iv.html#yaboot

Strange... Remember that I couldn't install any Debian on my iMac G5, it would only take a Ubuntu, that was 14.04 i think. Problem with Linux PPC on a G5 is that G5 use SMU instead of PMU for sleep management, and at the time any Linux PPC wouldn't know what SMU was. So sleep was broken. Which...

Some pinout images and infos here, if it can help : http://www.applefool.com/se30/#serialdata

Maybe something spilled on that PMU/fan area , and it smell with heat. Indeed PMU card looks dusty, it’s not too difficult to remove and see how it’s under there and clean it. remove the two torx screws, you should manage to lift the fan too, can remember if it’s fixed with another screw.

A nice one is GregBrowser. A Miller columns browser. Edit: sorry, i'm sleepy. It's in your first post :) Check also Pfinder: http://www.landsbert.dsl.pipex.com/pfinder/

Sorry, missed it was for a 68k :) There is one nice dock app i use on ssw 7 or 8, it's The Tillery. Edit: here http://ftp.jussieu.fr/pub/mac/info-mac/_User_Interface/tilery-40.hqx

A-Dock gives you a nice ...dock. Plus it's skinable. http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/a-dock-301 Check FinderPop too, for contextual menus options.

it's here : http://macintoshgarden.org/apps/hidden-finder-features said to work on ssw 7.5  :)

yes Lightswitch is neat. There is a thing called AppTab doing the same i think. Check Hidden_Finder_Features for trashing stuff with Cmd-delete. Not sure it works old systems (7) though.

Didn't know Mac Identifier, will try try that thks. Will try doing animated screenshots like that too :p very cool.

Check for Power Windows. Never tried on 7.5 though.

God... how dumb... After years of collecting these , found out the Xcaret expansion hard drive I have can be placed in the LEFT bay too :) And the battery can go in the right bay too ... all swappable :D

Ever saw a LEFT expansion hard drive kit for the LEFT expansion bay for the Wallstreet ? I’ve found several references about it (for example here : http://www.jonh.net/lppcfom-serve/cache/563.html),but never saw one.

I know you’re mad about it. Yes you do, don’t deny… These damned missing rubber feet on your beloved Alum PowerBook are making you mad. Arrgg… What to do ?… Order a set at in the US (I’m in France) just to get 4 of these ridiculous pieces of plastic, when I need about … ten… at … WHAT ?! 15$ A...