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How do I run update-grub from another Partition or a LiveCD?

As you know my Setup, I will shortly explain again. In my Powermac G5 there is an SATA-SSD as a replacement for the old spinning Apple HDD. On this SSD I installed Mac OX 10.5 and also Debian SID for

Mac OS X 10.5.8 with modern Browser

As you can see in the screenshot, I am visiting both my weblog and amazon.de Websites with the Powermac G5 2,0 GHz. This is only possible because there is a relative modern webbrowser (2022) by user

A picture of my Powermac G5

A picture of my Powermac G5 Powermac G5 11,2 with 2 GHz Dual Core IBM PPC970 CPU 12 GB DDR2 Ram PCIe NVMe-SSD with 1 TB SSD Apple Cinema HD 23" Display Original Keyboard and Mouse Tags: powermacg5

How To Boot Powermac from USB

There are many different mentions in the web. Some say it is impossible to boot Powermacs from USB, others says: only PowermacG5 from 7,3 Revision are able to boot from USB and the third party says:

Firefox 128-ESR on PPC64 Powermac G5

Since I own the Powermac G5 and play around with it, I want to install a modern Browser and therefor, I want to run Firefox on it. But it is not possible. I tried different Linux Distros like Debian

Using OpenFirmware on Powermacs

There is always the discussion around if the Powermacs are able to boot from USB or not and I can say: every Powermac G5 is able to boot from USB Thumbdrive. So it is quite easy to dd an ISO of Linux

Sorbet Leopard 10.5.9

There are quite a few Powermac Enthusiast around the world, like I am. They are using the Powermac G5 for day-to-day work and I think this is pretty cool, even when I think we need to go green as

Status of Firefox on PPC64 Big Endian

So yesterday was the release ouf 24.12 T2/Linux and the maintainer, creator and mastermind behind, René Rebe, were at a lifestream on youtube and twitch. So I played around with T2 on my Powermac G5

I hate it when…

I hate it when... ... interesting topics in the internet are videos that should be blog posts. I hate it so much. It rises up that every time when I look through the net for a specific topic, I get

New Kernel 6.12.5 for my Powermac G5

I plugged in that great NVMe SSD into my Powermac G5 because he supports PCI-Express (Version 1.0) and there is a 4x Speed Port that is unused (the x16 is for the Graphicscard) and now I ran a 1 TB