Tried the new image this morning and still getting the same error. I imaged it to the flash drive from OSX, so I guess I'll try it from my Linux machine.
Really? Dang. I now have 3 working usbs off that .img. 1 for each g5 and the original in the PowerBook. All working. I'm stumped. :-/
Hey wicknix, I appreciate your contribution. Could you maybe explain what would be the easiest way to dual boot Linux and OS X? It is pretty straight forward on x86 machines but on ppc not so much. I guess I would have to prepare 2 partitions in Disk Utility on Tiger or Leopard (one for the OS, the other one for swap) and reformat them in the Linux installer and assign their purpose. How would I boot the Linux install however, I think it is not as easy as simply pressing option upon startup and selecting the Linux volume? I know there is a live system but I'd rather have it on my SSD because I'm expecting it to be way quicker that way.
What boot switches? need one for the 12inc powerbook-nuevuo?, another one for the 17inch powerbook (aty128)Did a full install with the original image I downloaded. iBook G3's with the Mobility Radeon 7500 will work, but 2D / 3D performance is pretty bad. glxgears runs just fine, but it isn't indicative of real world performance. Works great on every G4 iBook / Powerbook I've tried, though. Might roll the G3 iBook back to Wheezy
Only one I used was radeon.agpmode=-1 and it was stableWhat boot switches? need one for the 12inc powerbook-nuevuo?, another one for the 17inch powerbook (aty128)
Are there performance increases to be had when using 16 bit color over 24 or 32?Try this: live video=aty128fb:1024x768-16 (or whatever your max resolution is)