On jeu, 2004-01-15 at 16:19, Carlos Eduardo Coelho Baptista wrote:
today i did this , turned my zip 100 on , and loaded the mac53c94 into
kernel... but then the surprise:
Jurema:/home/carlos# modprobe mac53c94
Warning: loading /lib/modules/2.4.24/kernel/drivers/scsi/mac53c94.o will
taint
On jeu, 2004-01-08 at 13:04, Christian Banik wrote:
I want to Install Debian on my PowerBook. This is my harddisc:
/dev/hda1 Apple driver
/dev/hda2 Apple driver
/dev/hda3 Apple driver
/dev/hda4 Apple driver
/dev/hda5 Apple driver
/dev/hda6 Apple driver
/dev/hda7 Apple driver
/dev/hda8
On mer, 2003-12-31 at 10:40, Colin Charles wrote:
If I get an iBook G4 with the Airport Extreme card, can I just replace
it with an Airport card and it'll work?
Not at all. These are *physically* different.
Look at :
http://www.apple.com/airport/specs.html
They definitely don't look
On mer, 2003-12-31 at 17:15, vinai wrote:
Okay - so we're SOL if we go with Apple's 802.11g solution as far as
Linux support goes, as Broadcom does not want their driver specs out
in the wild
But what about other mini-PCI cards ? Googling for mini PCI 802.11g
gave the company Netgate as
On mar, 2003-12-23 at 10:51, Sven Luther wrote:
* Airport Extreme: forget it ;-)
Can one of the older non Extreme airport card be used in one of the
newer ibook/powerbooks ?
AFAIK, Airport Extreme aren't like older Airport cards thus they are not
physically compatible.
But a standard
On jeu, 2003-12-11 at 01:45, David Pye wrote:
Admittedly sleep would be nice.
I can't imagine using a laptop that can't go to sleep. That is one of
the reason I love laptops: bring your computer everywhere and don't
waste time bringing back you workspace. That is one of the reason I
never
On mer, 2003-11-19 at 22:23, Thomas Otto wrote:
- AirPort Extreme support
IIRC this won't happen since Broadcom is refusing to release specs for
it :/ (which is why I'll stick to my 700Mhz G3 iBook).
See
http://lists.debian.org/debian-powerpc/2003/debian-powerpc-200308/msg00789.html
On jeu, 2003-11-20 at 10:04, Kristian Peters wrote:
Guillaume Morin [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
-maltivec allows acces to the Altivec ABI. But gcc cannot perform
auto-vectorization on its own (yet). So compiling -maltivec won't change
anything if the code does not contain Altivec
On jeu, 2003-11-20 at 11:08, Soeren Sonnenburg wrote:
hmmhh but why did they write a GPLed bcm4401 driver then ? I mean where
is the difference for them in supporting one device but not the other ?!
Probably because bcm4401 is targetted at servers and that servers are more
likely to run Linux
On lun, 2003-11-10 at 14:17, Martin-Éric Racine wrote:
I them wrote a short and polite e-mail requesting that they stop scripting
with
specific browsers in mind and instead rely upon W3C standards. I even pointed
out that since they are a Tech Jobs site, then they really ought to accomodate
Hi,
On Fri, 2003-10-17 at 14:24, Hubert Figuiere wrote:
I'm trying to cross-compile on Debian i386 a PowerPC kernel for a custom
hardware running Debian/ppc, using kpkg-make (because I want to install
it with dpkg).
I do a:
$ fakeroot make-kpkg --append-to-version=+fbx --revision=+1
On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 13:35, Sven Luther wrote:
I'm replying to my self.
I'm crosscompiling, and the makefile can't guess the subarch. Anyway,
the subarch I want is not supported, I had to patch
/usr/share/kernel-package/rules
Add the --subarch option to make-kpkg. Works fine for me
On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 13:55, Sven Luther wrote:
On Mon, Oct 20, 2003 at 01:53:13PM +0200, Hubert Figuiere wrote:
On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 13:35, Sven Luther wrote:
I'm replying to my self.
I'm crosscompiling, and the makefile can't guess the subarch. Anyway,
the subarch I want
On Mon, 2003-10-20 at 09:13, Sven Luther wrote:
Ok thanks for this response, this clearly clarifies the situation for
oldpmac, altough i don't really think this will modify our strategy for
oldpmac : miboot or bootx for initial install, quik for running systems
and miboot for those not
Hi,
I'm trying to cross-compile on Debian i386 a PowerPC kernel for a custom
hardware running Debian/ppc, using kpkg-make (because I want to install
it with dpkg).
I do a:
$ fakeroot make-kpkg --append-to-version=+fbx --revision=+1 --arch
powerpc kernel_image
But it fails with:
if test -d
On Sat, 2003-10-04 at 13:31, Sven Luther wrote:
2) I am not sure about the miboot kernel image, there is a
miboot.image in arch/ppc/boot/images, but i am being told that just
gziping the standard vmlinux would do also.
Last time I tried miboot.image build myself it did not boot. I'll
On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 13:38, Sven Luther wrote:
Last time I tried miboot.image build myself it did not boot. I'll try
this one later this week to let you know.
I just wanted to add that this was with benH tree grabbed from BK.
My biggest problem is AHA2930B (SCSI controller) support
On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 15:33, Stefano Barale wrote:
Thank you very much Lucas. I had to run the script (that downloads some
libs from an external site) and now the (obviously encripted) DVD is played
fine under Totem. The only problem is that I can't get any gtk-based
application (included
According to Daniel Jacobowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Sat, Dec 18, 1999 at 06:16:53PM -0800, j a m b i wrote:
congrates dan.
i was wondering if you made any changes to the crack.linuxppc.org page as
I can't see any obvious changes to the HTML to indicate that you broke in.
They're there
According to Benjamin Herrenschmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The new BootX is finally here, it's at
http://calvaweb.calvacom.fr/bh40/BootX_1.1.2.sit.
[...]
Note to distribution makers (especially Debian): The archive is still
compressed with Stuffit (proprietary), I'm looking for a simple and
When will the offcial XFree package for PowerPC will be added to
the main dist archive ?
Hub
--
Churn: A section of computer that is forever being rewritten or
changed.
According to Hartmut Koptein [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
When will the offcial XFree package for PowerPC will be added to
the main dist archive ?
If all goes cleanly then in some days; this xfree version is untested and
Those unofficial xfree works great (unaccelerated because I'm on
a laptop with
According to Sven LUTHER [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think that linuxppc R5 had rpms for xforms at some point
but i might be wrong.
I couldn't find one.
Not sure about this, but i got some linux/ppc glibc 2.1 xforms binaries from
the official xform site, don't remember where, wanted to compile
Where can I find XForms for Linux Debian/PPC (ie compatible with
glibc2.1)
I couldn't find it, and source code is NOT available. I'm missing
LyX very much.
Thanks
Hub
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Churn: A section of computer that is forever being rewritten or
changed.
I can't find the unzip package in dselect... where is it ?
I had to compile it :-) (easy, but I had to).
Hub
--
Churn: A section of computer that is forever being rewritten or
changed.
According to Benjamin Herrenschmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
dbkg -i didn't work since it tried to spawn some bash's... Only the
already opened consoles worked.
I finally managed to sort this out by manually ftp'ing bash 2.0.2.xxx,
unpacking it with dpkg-deb, and replacing the faulting bash
According to VALETTE Eric [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I updated two debianppc system this morning and the last bash
version is bugged!!! (install failed...)
As a result, you cannot do su anymore which is a pain to update
the system again. People not having other shell installed may be
According to Daniel Jacobowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The new glibc (2.1.1-0pre1.3) and egcs (2.91.63-2.2) have been uploaded
and installed. Go ahead and test them; let's find out what breaks.
Don't know if it is related, but leafnode currently fails on a
getpwnam(). I use leafnode 1.9.2-1
pilot-link package seems to no be available while pilot-manager
and other pilot related are (and depend on pilot-link).
Can we find somewhere PowerPC .deb package for pilot-link or
shall I compile it myself (I don't mind doing this) ?
Hub
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World Wide Wait: the real meaning for WWW.
According to Mikael Aaltonen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi!
I?ve seen some mails in this list about people telling others about
difficulties
in Debian PPC version. My question is that which way have you installed that
to
ppc mac if there is no available any installer (at least I haven?t
Under XF68_FBDev, on a PowerBook 3400c command and option are
mapped the same which cause trouble because they don't have the
same meaning, and they prevent having the second and third button.
Anyway to fix that ?
Thanks.
Hub
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Square-headed girlfriend: Another word for computer. The victim
According to Hartmut Koptein [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Under XF68_FBDev, on a PowerBook 3400c command and option are
mapped the same which cause trouble because they don't have the
same meaning, and they prevent having the second and third button.
Please try this in /etc/X11/XF86config
#
According to Anu bis [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am going through the same situation with my PowerBook. At the moment,
I am running LinuxPPC 4.1. I just installed the pcmcia-3.0.8.src.rpm
from ftp.linuxppc.org (don't remember the exact dirctory it was in :( ).
I unpacked it using rpm -U
According to Hartmut Koptein [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
one question to the pmac guys:
Will floppies from mac (68k) with auto-boot also work on pmac?
Possible not, because it is m68k-code and not pmac code!?
It wont.
The 68k emulator is in *MacOS*
PowerPC is a real RISC chips. Not some bloated
According to Hartmut Koptein [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
BTW, my backspace key generates a ~ :-(
Yup. Looks like the keymap is FUBAR. Actually I do have several keyboard
related problems with the new 2.2.1 kernel and the current potato. For
example
my keymap that maps the special characters
Where can I find the PCMCIA Package for Debian PPC ? I'm currently stuck
without modem on my PowerBook :-(
Hub
According to Blackie [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I would like to ask if there is any method to emulate 3 buttons
on a single button Mac adbmouse (gpm, XFBDev).
Left and right option while clokcing emulates button 2 and 3.
option-2 and option-3 also wroks (for those without right
option like me).
Package xbase-clients is NOT available, but required for the
xserver-fb, xfonts-* and other X11 paraphanelia...
Can anybody tell me were to find it ?
Hub
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.sig on strike. Sorry for the inconveniance.
I downloaded the latest base2_1.tgz. I found that there is no
/dev/hda* after /dev/hda8... This caused me trouble because my
root partition for Debian is /dev/hda10 (I also have hda11 and
hda12).
Shall I report this in the Debian bug tracking or not (what is
the exact name of the package ?).
I can't find an installation doc for Debian PowerPC...
I have a question: how do I setup base system ? I have a Linux
PPC R4 (Redhat based) installed. I have created a 150 MB
partition to expand the 'base2_1.tgz file I grabbed from the
debian archive. When I reboot using this partition as root
According to MURATA Nobuhiro [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I also try to install Debian/powerpc.
LinuxPPC R4 is in /dev/sdb5 and I install Debian to /dev/sdd5.
What I do in LinuxPPC R4 is as below;
Thanks.
I was about to do something like this based on my Intel
workstation setup.
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