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Michael D. Crawford

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Jan 30, 2002, 2:01:41 PM1/30/02
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mol (Mac On Linux) allows you to run Mac OS programs natively while booted off
of Linux for PowerPC on a Macintosh.

There are two packages, mol and mol-modules. mol-modules is the source code for
the required kernel modules. mol is the userspace programs.

The version of mol in sid is 0.9.60-5. The version of mol-modules is 0.9.61-4.
The versions need to match; if I select mol then the dependency screen tells
me that mol depends on mol-modules but it is apparently unavailable.

I tried converting the RPM's from http://www.maconlinux.org/ using Alien. I was
able to get mol to install, but not the modules. I couldn't get the module
source code to build, either from the release sources, or getting them from
rsync or bitkeeper.

Is there a mol-0.9.61 deb?

I'd really love to give Mac On Linux a try.

Mike
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Wilhelm *Rafial* Fitzpatrick

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Jan 30, 2002, 2:14:33 PM1/30/02
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At 3:06 PM -0500 1/30/02, Michael D. Crawford wrote:
>The version of mol in sid is 0.9.60-5. The version of mol-modules
>is 0.9.61-4.

...


>Is there a mol-0.9.61 deb?

That's strange. The mol deb I have installed is 0.9.61-4, and
apt-cache show mol shows me 0.9.61-4 as the only available version.
My last apt-get update was yesterday.
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Jens Schmalzing

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Jan 30, 2002, 2:23:29 PM1/30/02
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Hi,

Michael D. Crawford writes:

> There are two packages, mol and mol-modules. mol-modules is the
> source code for the required kernel modules. mol is the userspace
> programs.

Not quite. There are three packages, mol with the userspace stuff,
mol-modules-source with the modules source code and mol-modules-2.2.19
with binary modules for 2.2.19 kernels. mol-modules used to contain
kernel modules, but is obsolete and should not even exist on any
decent mirror.

> The version of mol in sid is 0.9.60-5. The version of mol-modules
> is 0.9.61-4.

Where is that? In <URL:http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/contrib/m/>,
there are mol and mol-modules-source version 0.9.61-4 and
mol-modules-2.2.19 version 0.9.61-3. I've verified that these
packages work with a 2.2.19 kernel.

> The versions need to match

Indeed.

Regards, Jens.

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Michael D. Crawford

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Jan 30, 2002, 4:06:29 PM1/30/02
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I'm not sure if I was confused before, but now I am seeing the same versions for
mol and mol-modules-src.

However, the dependency conflict screen says mol depends on mol-modules, and it
is not available. Note mol-modules is a different package from
mol-modules-src. I don't seem to be able to get mol to install, even though I
can download and install the source.

Can I make the mol-modules package myself from the source?

Mike
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Wilhelm *Rafial* Fitzpatrick

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Jan 30, 2002, 4:53:29 PM1/30/02
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At 5:05 PM -0500 1/30/02, Michael D. Crawford wrote:
>However, the dependency conflict screen says mol depends on
>mol-modules, and it is not available. Note mol-modules is a
>different package from mol-modules-src. I don't seem to be able to
>get mol to install, even though I can download and install the
>source.
>
>Can I make the mol-modules package myself from the source?

You can make (must make) mol-modules from the source installed by
mol-modules-src. So the steps are these:

apt-get mol-modules-src

read and follow the directions (in /usr/docs/mol-modules-src) for
making mol-modules.deb.

dpkg -i mod-modules.deb

then apt-get mol

-wilhelm


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