Yellow Dog 5 & Mac Book

I'm pretty sure all the version of Yellow Dog Linux
are made to run on Power PCs chips. There's plenty of
Intel based Linuxs out there. If you have older Mac
(pre-Intel) then Yellow Dog is what you want.

If you have a Intel based mac check out this site

http://www
.mactel-linux.org/wiki/Main_Page

Good luck!

--- Varinder Bola <vazsinghgmail.com> wrote:

> Hi guys,
> 
> I've read a few articles and it says that yellow dog
> supports mac products.
> I've just downloaded version find and everywhere
> it's just talking about
> psp. Can someone confirm that v5 will work with Mac
> Book or atleast any
> other mac product?
> 
> Also,
> I'm burning with magic iso. It seems that the
> download is not bootable?
> 
> Kind regards,
> Vaz
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I'm pretty sure all the version of Yellow Dog Linux
are made to run on Power PCs chips. There's plenty of
Intel based Linuxs out there. If you have older Mac
(pre-Intel) then Yellow Dog is what you want.

If you have a Intel based mac check out this site

http://www
.mactel-linux.org/wiki/Main_Page

Good luck!

--- Varinder Bola <vazsinghgmail.com> wrote:

> Hi guys,
> 
> I've read a few articles and it says that yellow dog
> supports mac products.
> I've just downloaded version find and everywhere
> it's just talking about
> psp. Can someone confirm that v5 will work with Mac
> Book or atleast any
> other mac product?
> 
> Also,
> I'm burning with magic iso. It seems that the
> download is not bootable?
> 
> Kind regards,
> Vaz
> > _______________________________________________
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> yellowdog-newbielists.terrasoftsolutions.com
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http://zx6e.tripod.com
http://www.appleg
eeks.com/index.php

"If everything seems under control, you're just not
going fast enough." 
- Mario Andretti

"I have discovered photography. Now I can kill myself.
I have nothing else to learn." - Pablo Picasso

"If You Don't Stand for Something, You'll Fall for
Anything" - Unknown


 
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On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 09:49:50 +0000 "Varinder Bola"
<vazsinghgmail.com>
wrote:

> I've read a few articles and it says that yellow dog
supports mac
> products. I've just downloaded version find and
everywhere it's just
> talking about psp. Can someone confirm that v5 will
work with Mac
> Book or atleast any other mac product?

The PS3 version of Yellow Dog Linux has been released, this
is probably
what you have found.  The PPC Mac version will be released
very soon,
this is what you want unless you have a recent x86 based
Mac.

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On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 09:49:50 +0000 "Varinder Bola"
<vazsinghgmail.com>
wrote:

> I've read a few articles and it says that yellow dog
supports mac
> products. I've just downloaded version find and
everywhere it's just
> talking about psp. Can someone confirm that v5 will
work with Mac
> Book or atleast any other mac product?

The PS3 version of Yellow Dog Linux has been released, this
is probably
what you have found.  The PPC Mac version will be released
very soon,
this is what you want unless you have a recent x86 based
Mac.

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Varinder Bola wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I've read a few articles and it says that yellow dog
supports mac 
> products. I've just downloaded version find and
everywhere it's just 
> talking about psp. Can someone confirm that v5 will
work with Mac Book 
> or atleast any other mac product?
>
> Also,
> I'm burning with magic iso. It seems that the download
is not bootable?
>
> Kind regards,
> Vaz
>
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Hi Vaz:
The MacBook is an Intel based machine; if you want to run
the Linux 
which is closest to YDL then your best bet is to run Red Hat
Linux on 
your Mac Book.  YDL is unique in that it is the superior
version of 
Linux running on PowerPC systems.  Of course, the Mac used
to run on 
PowerPC systems -- in the past, when this was true YDL would
run nearly 
on any Mac.

What has changed is Apple's choice to switch to Intel.  YDL
still runs 
on PowerPC based systems, which includes the Cell.
Intel is well, Intel.  There are lots of versions of Linux
which run on 
Intel.

If you believe that you've surpassed what the Terminal and
Darwin can do 
for you and you aren't willing to put up with paying for
Server quality 
software components -- which are included for free within
any Linux 
distribution regardless whether Linux is running on a
PowerPC or Intel 
system -- you may begin to understand why more people rather
deal with 
Linux.

Best of Luck... Derick
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Varinder Bola wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I've read a few articles and it says that yellow dog
supports mac 
> products. I've just downloaded version find and
everywhere it's just 
> talking about psp. Can someone confirm that v5 will
work with Mac Book 
> or atleast any other mac product?
>
> Also,
> I'm burning with magic iso. It seems that the download
is not bootable?
>
> Kind regards,
> Vaz
>
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Hi Vaz:
The MacBook is an Intel based machine; if you want to run
the Linux 
which is closest to YDL then your best bet is to run Red Hat
Linux on 
your Mac Book.  YDL is unique in that it is the superior
version of 
Linux running on PowerPC systems.  Of course, the Mac used
to run on 
PowerPC systems -- in the past, when this was true YDL would
run nearly 
on any Mac.

What has changed is Apple's choice to switch to Intel.  YDL
still runs 
on PowerPC based systems, which includes the Cell.
Intel is well, Intel.  There are lots of versions of Linux
which run on 
Intel.

If you believe that you've surpassed what the Terminal and
Darwin can do 
for you and you aren't willing to put up with paying for
Server quality 
software components -- which are included for free within
any Linux 
distribution regardless whether Linux is running on a
PowerPC or Intel 
system -- you may begin to understand why more people rather
deal with 
Linux.

Best of Luck... Derick
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