On Mon, 27 Nov 2000, Claus wrote:
: If someone more insightful has some time to spend on this, this should be
a
: very useful addition to powerpc-utils (essentialy a powerbook-util, of
course,
: but there probably isn't such a package).
plus 'vmode' and 'sndvolmix', quite useful on my
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Michael Schmitz wrote:
to poke around on the FTP site. If someone knows of a PPC or PowerMac
specific utils package, I'd appreciate a hint.
powerpc-utils sounds like a good candidate, right now all it has is
clock, mousemode and nvsetenv.
Argh - what I
:
: If someone more insightful has some time to spend on this, this should be a
: very useful addition to powerpc-utils (essentialy a powerbook-util, of
course,
: but there probably isn't such a package).
plus 'vmode' and 'sndvolmix', quite useful on my oldworld PB.
These apps are in an
Maybe that's a good opportunity to suggest to add the fnkeys tool, as well.
Unfortunately, that app doesn't exist yet :o(.
A while ago, I was asking for a way to switch the setting of the F[1-12]
keys combined with the Fn-key on the powerbook in Linux
(default F-keys - default backlight
Or fbutils.
fblevel uses the PMU_IOC_SET_BACKLIGHT ioctl; unless the ix86 guys
(and others) implement that one I don't see the point in adding fblevel to
fbutils ?
We need some new fbdev ioctls to handle backlight and other things like
video mirroring, etc...
This is not simple. For example,
Similar issues happen with things like mirroring multihead. Some chips
can do mirroring only (I have code for mach64 to do that), so in this
case, a single ioctl is enough to enable/disable it.
You have code for mirroring on mach64? Do share :-)
Works with LT-G (wallstreet), not tested on
I don't know, this was a honest question. The source for trackpad should
be in the pmud source package (look at the contrib dir) but the tool
really has nothing to do with pmud and should be in some other package.
If got the Source Package. You only need one c file and compile it.
I can
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 12:41:40PM +0100, Michael Schmitz wrote:
I don't know, this was a honest question. The source for trackpad should
be in the pmud source package (look at the contrib dir) but the tool
really has nothing to do with pmud and should be in some other package.
If
Quoting Daniel Jacobowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 12:41:40PM +0100, Michael Schmitz wrote:
I don't know, this was a honest question. The source for trackpad
should
be in the pmud source package (look at the contrib dir) but the
tool
really has nothing to do with
If Debian had a decent way to search distributions other than ix86, I'd
have looked up a suitable package to add the trackpad tool to. The way the
search engine is organized now it just plain sucks, and I've got no time
to poke around on the FTP site. If someone knows of a PPC or PowerMac
While you're at it, could you add the -a command-line switch to
/etc/default/power default config in pmud ? (Switches on apm logging at
/etc/power/apm)
I'll do that in the next release.
Michael
to poke around on the FTP site. If someone knows of a PPC or PowerMac
specific utils package, I'd appreciate a hint.
powerpc-utils sounds like a good candidate, right now all it has is
clock, mousemode and nvsetenv.
Argh - what I looked for was mousehack not mousemode, that's why I
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 06:22:40PM +0100, Michael Schmitz wrote:
If Debian had a decent way to search distributions other than ix86, I'd
have looked up a suitable package to add the trackpad tool to. The way the
search engine is organized now it just plain sucks, and I've got no time
Please do - I couldn't remember to what conclusion we came, if any.
It'll be in 1.1.3-3, building now. Might make stable...
powerpc-utils already was in stable before? I asked about incuding pmud
late in the freeze and was shot down ...
Michael
Michael Schmitz wrote:
Please do - I couldn't remember to what conclusion we came, if any.
It'll be in 1.1.3-3, building now. Might make stable...
powerpc-utils already was in stable before? I asked about incuding pmud
late in the freeze and was shot down ...
AFAIR powerpc-utils was
On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 06:32:33PM +0100, Michael Schmitz wrote:
to poke around on the FTP site. If someone knows of a PPC or PowerMac
specific utils package, I'd appreciate a hint.
powerpc-utils sounds like a good candidate, right now all it has is
clock, mousemode and nvsetenv.
Hi!
I have some really annoying problems with X11 and the touchpad on my
Powerbook Pismo. The first problem is the lack of three buttons. I know
from my pre-mac days that one could emulate three buttons, but I assume
that only works when you have at least two physical ones. Is there any way
to
I have some really annoying problems with X11 and the touchpad on my
Powerbook Pismo. The first problem is the lack of three buttons. I know
from my pre-mac days that one could emulate three buttons, but I assume
that only works when you have at least two physical ones. Is there any way
to
See the documentation on the new input layer, linked on BenH's page
(penguinppc.apple.com/~benh/).
Are you sure the above url is correct? I seem to have trouble connecting
to it. I also tried penguinppc.org/~benh, but got the response 403
Forbidden.
The other problem with the keypad is that
On Tue, Nov 21, 2000 at 02:25:16PM +0100, Magnus Forsberg wrote:
See the documentation on the new input layer, linked on BenH's page
(penguinppc.apple.com/~benh/).
Are you sure the above url is correct? I seem to have trouble connecting
to it. I also tried penguinppc.org/~benh, but got the
See the documentation on the new input layer, linked on BenH's page
(penguinppc.apple.com/~benh/).
Are you sure the above url is correct? I seem to have trouble connecting
to it. I also tried penguinppc.org/~benh, but got the response 403
Forbidden.
Well, in this case try
On Tue, Nov 21, 2000 at 02:41:54PM +0100, Michael Schmitz wrote:
See the documentation on the new input layer, linked on BenH's page
(penguinppc.apple.com/~benh/).
Are you sure the above url is correct? I seem to have trouble connecting
to it. I also tried penguinppc.org/~benh, but
22 matches
Mail list logo
