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Debian on G5, Sushi

tags: Debian, PowerMac G5, install, SATA, kernel, module, Bethesda, Mark, Raku, sushi, Linux
article posted by Brian on 2004 Jul 17th at 10:59, 0 comments

I'm taking another stab at installing Debian GNU/Linux on my G5. The last attempt failed because SATA kernel modules weren't loaded. Even after loading them manually, the device files didn't exist.

Went out last night to downtown Bethesda with Mark. We got a late dinner at Raku. I'm finally learning the Japanese names for sushi. Nigiri are the ones with seafood over rice. Maki are the rolls. I had saba (mackeral) and Sake (salmon).

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