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So here I am, with a wonderful Wii, complete with Twilight Hack and Homebrew Menu installed, wondering if I could do something crazy like run Ubuntu on it.

After some trial and error, it appears possible to do a debootstrap of an Ubuntu PowerPC installation and have it work!

Random Rantings: "So here I am, with a wonderful Wii, complete with Twilight Hack and Homebrew Menu installed, wondering if I could do something crazy like run Ubuntu on it.

After some trial and error, it appears possible to do a debootstrap of an Ubuntu PowerPC installation and have it work!.

So here I am, with a wonderful Wii, complete with Twilight Hack and Homebrew Menu installed, wondering if I could do something crazy like run Ubuntu on it.

Listed in: Wii Tags: Mac OSX O 0 Here's a little something for those who have trouble remembering the XML tags needed to add homebrew applications to the Wii's Homebrew Channel.

Listed in: Homebrew Applications Tags: Linux A' 1 Wii homebrew developer BartA omiej Burdukiewicz, the guy who made the WiiTCPLoadGUI app, has released a quick update.

Wanna live the Z-man lifestyle? Porting emulators, coding up homebrew like it ain't no thang, all the fly hunnies on your jock Well terrific news - now you can.

Listed in: Homebrew Applications Tags: Linux O 1 Another TCP client GUI has been released for the Nintendo Wii console.

Listed in: Wii Tags: Unix O 3 Here's another homebrew game for you to enjoy on your Wii.

enterprise networking planet reviews Cobbler.

"The kickstart tool set is widely supported by a number of Linux distributions including Red Hat and its derivatives and, more recently, Ubuntu.

Previously there was not a commonly used system to manage this installation environment and most sysadmins relied on homebrew scripts.

Cobbler is a new project from Red Hat that aims to provide turnkey support for provisioning kickstart installs and setting up the needed services to load your systems.

Posted Sep 1, 2008 06:20 by Karl B. Listed in: Hacks & Exploits , Homebrew , iPhone Tags: iPhone O 1QJ The iPhone -dev team has released a quicker alternative for their own PwnageTool: QuickPwn.