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title: "Gentoo on the iBook G4" | ||
date: 2024-02-07 15:07:21 -0300 | ||
categories: retrocomputing | ||
tags: linux gentoo ibook ppc | ||
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Lost everything: using an iBook G4 because I sold my M1 MBA lol. | ||
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Getting Gentoo to boot is a little tricky. Preparing a usb boot is okay - just dd the | ||
Gentoo ppc image to the usb, no need to do any magic. | ||
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To make it boot, I had to put the usb stick on the uppermost usb! If I put it elsewhere, | ||
on the boot choice screen, it won't boot. | ||
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Now, I'm seeing the error `Invalid memory access` and I'm trying to figure out what might | ||
be the problem - I then figured out I was using a 64 bit image on a 32 bit computer. :facepalm: | ||
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Boot options showed up by holding shift while booting grub, after a few seconds. |