this happens every time i start up OS X in MOL and enter my
username/pass... a window pops up to say unable to log you in at this
time, and then it logs me in! is there a way to stop the pop up window as
it is clearly in error...
Well... me too!
10.2 didn't do this, just 10.3 started showing
this is my first post on debian-powerpc list. i look up the archives
because i'm going to buy a new ibook 12, but i saw that the Airport
extreme wireless card doesn't work. is it true? is there a project to
make it work with debian?
searching with google seems that it's false: i found this
Can anyone share with me how to solve the following problem.
I keep some important data on an cryptoloop. But i have to umount it
before suspend to ram / swsusp. On i386 i had configured acpi so
when i pressed the power button the system umounted cryptoloop
and did swsusp. Is this possible on ppc
I want to lock my X display with xlock prior to suspending my iBook yet
I couldn't find any scripts that are run just before the lid is closed
or the powerbutton pressed.
you probably want a current version of pbbuttonsd which conflicts with pmud
as it provides all the functionality of pmud
Hi!
I want to lock my X display with xlock prior to suspending my iBook yet
I couldn't find any scripts that are run just before the lid is closed
or the powerbutton pressed.
/etc/power/{pwrctl-local,*} is only run when an AC adapter is attached
or detached yet I couldn'd find anything
[...] Oh, and after 32
rw mounts, you need to use the hfpmount on it, which will fail but will
allow the kernel to mount it.
I use 2.6.7.
I had a similar problem: with the early 2.6 testing
kernels I could write on the hfs+ volume just fine (also with 2.4 benh
kernels after the new ardistech
[...] Oh, and after 32
rw mounts, you need to use the hfpmount on it, which will fail but will
allow the kernel to mount it.
I use 2.6.7.
I had a similar problem: with the early 2.6 testing
kernels I could write on the hfs+ volume just fine (also with 2.4 benh
kernels after the new ardistech
Hi!
I just noticed OS X allows to set a time at which the laptop
automatically turns on, this seems to correlate to the kernel option
Support for RTAS (RunTime Abstraction Services) in /proc (PPC_RTAS)
[N/y/?] which says [...] if you power off your machine at night but
want it running when you
I have a question about the use of the crypto api in new 2.4 kernels.
My /home partition is on a cryptoloop made using a 2.4 kernel
pre-crypto (2.4.20), patches from kerneli for kernel and util-linux.
Now, with new kernel (2.4.23-ben1) I cannot access to this partition. I
think this is because
I don't use it myself (my ibook has an M6), but I've seen it work.
I have an iBook2 700Mhz with an 16MB M7 Radeon Mobility, is there
anything I can do to make use of the VGA-Out, even if it is only X
mirroring?
-Thomas
- 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
...maybe write a mail to Apple/Broadcom for some
Any ideas, how to fix a situation like this without rebooting?
For soundproblems of this sort I have a little script which just rmmod's
and then again modprobe's the kernelmodules dmasound_pmac
dmasound_core and soundcore in that order. After that usually everything
works again.
I have a kernel (2.4.22 Benh) that works fine except for
decrypting.
Are you using the kernel sources from Debian, or Ben's tree itself?
well i suppose its debian sources, but havent downloaded it myself.
just mirrored the whole system from a friend with same hardware. as i
understood
Well, the crypto patch doesn't work with 2.4.22 because it is
already *in* this Kernel ;-).
Have a look in the .config file, at the end you will see several
lines CONFIG_CRYPTO[...]. If they aren't there reconfigure your
kernel with cryptographic support.
-Thomas
well actually they are in the
I have a friend who did it but he had to make a FAT partition to share a
partition because linux does not write on usf. Is this statement still
true? Can macosx r/o on ext2-3?
MacOS can't read ext2/ext3. But Linux can read USF
UFS, I assume. Linux can read it, see
I have a great AmigaONE computer with DebianPPC Sid (unstable) version.
Today I have installed, with apt-get all latest updates, but, when the
computer reset and inizialize the system, it lockup at this point:
Setting Up General Console Font
How I can restore my system and correct this
Or, wait to see if somebody else here has an easier way.
;-)
I would say you just boot your current system with the parameter
'init=/bin/bash', then do an fsck of the root fs, remount the root
parition read-write and try to fix it.
Now that sounds a _lot_ easier : you'll need to repeat *all*
Now that sounds a _lot_ easier : you'll need to repeat *all* of the
bootargs when you run `setenv', then do not run savenv, go straight to
`bootd'.
Thanks for the clarification, Thomas.
Erm - did I miss the irony/sarcasm tag here ;-) ?
No sarcasm intended, the instruction was for the OP
I'm looking for a usable/stable (but I don't mind if it's simple,
it's only for casual 1-to-1 talks with another debian person) net
phone solution that I can run without having to upgrade to testing or
unstable.
Has anyone already found this?
(I could probably also live with a gnome 2
That is expected since dmasound doesn't support recording. You'll have
to wait for 2.6 with alsa - see some older threat here.
You mean the sound input on Powerbooks G4 / iBooks will work?? :-
Cl!
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On the alsa mailing list I've
While it usually plays sound fine the first time I open the device I get
ENXIO or EBUSY back from /dev/dsp when trying to read or write from the
device afterwards. Kernel is 2.4.21-ben2. Any ideas?
Regards,
Thats a common Linux problem since the /dev/dsp (IIRC digital sound
port) device can
When the old process is still arround try finding and killing it via
'fuser /dev/dsp'
No, that's not the problem. I double checked that, e.g.:
~$ fuser /dev/dsp
~$ cat /dev/dsp
cat: /dev/dsp: No such device or address
That is expected since dmasound doesn't support recording. You'll have
to
I'll test the laptop patch. But it's very big and most probably it
will not apply agains a recent ben-kernel.
Hehe, it already is in then latest 2.4.21-benh2 kernel ;-). You should
have a /proc/sys/vm/laptop_mode file.
Read kernel-dir/Documentation/laptop-mode.txt (wc -l only 72!) for
Do ibook kernels support scaling of other resolutions to a laptop's native
res? I understand the rage mobility can do this with little or no (in later
revisions?) performance loss, and it would solve some issues nicely, such as
mol support, hard-coded games, etc.
Try Ctrl Alt +/- which will
With a FW port at my Mac and my x86 Audigy soundcard I could try this,
yet FW cables quite expensive.
I don't know about your whereabouts, but in the Netherlands FireWire
cables are expensive too.
A local shop here in germany wanted 15 for a 3m calbe. I think i could
by 30m of Ethernet
How about adding an extra ethernet connection to the cube? Possible?
You can't add an internal one, but a USB one should be OK for a
typical cable or DSL modem link.
Why not use use IP over FireWire?
Hehe, nice Idea. Though IIRC despite the RFC IP over FW is not yet
completely implemented
I can only give you some hints nontheless:
Try to autogenerate a new XF86Config-4 via xf86config (this worked
perfecty fine for me, ATI Radeon on an ibook)
4) the ATI card I believe is a NexusGA, because it
matches specs on the ATI website. But the chip
on it says ATI Rage 128 3D
This http://www.heise.de/newsticker/data/adb-31.07.03-000/ (in German)
also didn't help?
Seems like the 3rd Comment in the description hints at that.
I wonder if I should try this hack as well on my 700Mhz Radeon M7
iBook... I never got the VGA-Out working though (not that I tried
really
The modifier keys don't work for my old iMac /w 266MHz G3 CPU. After
fixing the problems with the modelines to get xfree86 running and
changing XkbLayout to de_DE to get german umlauts, I don't know how to
get chars like @{}[]|~\ hidden somewhere on the third keyboard level.
With MacOS I
[ /etc/X11/Xsession.d + ~/.xsession not working ]
See Debian bug 195845 for a patch to fix this problem. It shows up if you're
using KDM or GDM and selecting a specific session manager (as opposed to the
default).
Thanks for the hint. Everything is working as expected now, I thought my
I suppose I can delete hda13 but I would like to clean things a
bit. Do I still need Apple_Driver partition ? And Apple_Patches ?
IIRC, all you need (other than your linux partitions) is the small
Apple_Bootstrap partition. You should be able to get rid of the rest
of the Apple_* partitions
Same here, on an iBook2 700Mhz. I ended up writing my own ~/.Xmodmap
which i load when I login.
It seems everybody does that, instead of fixing the X keymaps... I'm no
better myself. :)
But where *is* this keymap that will be read at the start of an X session on
Debian 3.0. r1 /testing?
I basicly googled my way to freedom, I haven't even found a table with
a complete desciption of all xmodmap entrys, e.g. that | is bar.
IIRC the YDL pages also have some docs about this.
Ah, here they are, right under my nose:
/usr/X11R6/include/X11/keysymdef.h, just remove the XK_ from the
Problem 1:
I can't record anything with my soundcard. Playing is no problem. I
checked and found out that a call
open(/dev/dsp, O_RDONLY);
fails, but
open(/dev/dsp, O_WRONLY);
succeeds.
Some programs (like audacity) will therefore leave my soundcard in a bad
state: I am not able to play
I'm missing the bar sign, the @ sign (I had to paste this one from the address
in the header), bracketleft, bracketright, EuroSign and I don't know what
else on the keyboard on X.
Same here, on an iBook2 700Mhz. I ended up writing my own ~/.Xmodmap
which i load when I login.
I also had to
I know I could simply do something like:
cd /usr/share/keymaps/i386/qwertz
cp mac-usb-de-latin1-nodeadkeys.kmap.gz /etc/console/boottime.gz
No! The mac- keymap has includes whereas the boottime keymaps must be a
single file. There is a command to resolve all the dependencys and put
the
Is anybody running reiserfs on an iBook?
Opinions? Comments? Gotchas?
Shouldn't be a problem of the hardware but rather of the kernel,
reiserfsutils etc installed.
Yet on problem could be the following with noflushd (cp from
noflushd.sf.net):
- Reiserfs journaling bypasses the kernel's
I now experienced that the system clock of my PowerBook 12 runs too fast.
I'm adjusting it nearly once an hour using ntpdate now and it seems to
change about +1m per hour.
I hope this isn't a hardware problem.
No, the kernel is making up for the hardware clock which he *thinks* is
going 1m per
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