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I hope to find the PPC guru's out there that can help me get CentOS7 running on my machine.
I assume the correct version of CentOS7 1511 PowerPC is Big Edian and not the LE version
I have tried to boot both the Everything ISO and NetInstall ISO

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My PowerPC firmware will not detect the CD as bootable and I have tried burning the CD/DVD on the local PowerMac(Mac OS X 10.5.8) with the sourceforge program BURN as well as on my MBP running Mac OS X 10.11 using BURN there as well. When I download the .ISO should I be able to double click on the .ISO and have Mac OS X mount the disk with no errors? I seem to ONLY be able to mount the NetInstall cleanly, FYI.
The machine is a dual processor 2.0GHz PowerPC G5, 8 GIGs of DDR2 RAM, 160 Gig intel 320 SSD running Boot ROM Version 5.2.7fl
I can boot Ubuntu 14.04 32 bit and I can get to the partition spot but cancel out as I do not want to wreck my Mac OS X install with ubuntu. LOL
I can boot into OpenFirmware O+F+Option+Command at boot up b4 the chime. Here is what I have discovered so far:
if I have issues I can do a reset-all to get the OF to a default state.(has not helped the issue)
key in :
boot cd:imagesnetbootppc64.img

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results :
0 > boot cd:imagesnetbootppc64.img load-size=2acecdd adler32=68ebab23
Loading ELF
CLAIM failed
ok
0 >
boot cd:bootgrubpowerpc-ieee1275core.elf

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takes me to the boot menu with a black screen where I can pick 'Install CentOS AltArch 7 (64-bit kernel)' and I pick that
If I wait too long the fans kick up to 100% like something has crashed
after a few seconds I get this screen and assume it means I have a crash and waiting forever will not boot Linux
done
found display : /pci@0,f0000000/NVDA,Parent@0/NVDA,Display-B@1, opening.. done
copying OF device tree..
Building dt strings..
Building dt structure..
Device tree strings 0x0000000005d20000 -> 0x0000000005d21770

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Device tree struct 0x0000000005d30000 -> 0x0000000005d40000
Calling quiesce..
erasing fff04000 of Sharp Q47 part
flashing fff04000 of Sharp Q47 part
swapping blocks
DO-QUIESCE finishedreturning from prom_init
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nothing but fans from here on out no matter how long I wait. I have tried to boot with USB thumb drives, using my MacBook Pro and unetbootin to create the image, I have tried using DD, I have tried to figure out the OpenFirmware to tell it to boot the second partition on my PowerMac and I have tried using a firewire disk with the CentOS on it from a DD.
Is there something else I should be doing to try to get my PowerMac G5 to boot CentOS7 1511? Is there a way to boot my Ubuntu 14.04 CD/DVD and then launch the CentOS boot files? Normally Ubuntu uses yaboot so it that possible to boot with the Ubuntu disk and load/launch the CentOS install.
I am sure I downloaded and used the 32 bit image as I originally downloaded ubuntu for my 32 bit Mac Mini G4.
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/relea .. y/release/
Thanks,
Joe