Not worth it. Probably there's no sane support in the hardware anyway.
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cpufreq does not seem to work on G4 TiBook 667MHz
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/45764
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I solved the problem by installing a custom kernel.org 2.6.23.8 kernel.
Configured with ubuntu .22 default config as basis but disabled all
suspicious new stuff, such as virtualization and tickless. No more XFS
filesystem corruption and no more debsums corruption even after apt
updates and new
Public bug reported:
For example, lqt_transcode crashes with any task that tries to process
audio. This happens on non-SSE2 enabled CPUs because libquicktime has
been compiled with SSE2 enabled. At least, quicktime_init_audio_map
function uses SSE2 instructions. Please, check the compilation
Reinstalling the packages that were reported by debsums to be corrupted
fixed the situation so, that debsums doesn't find any corruption
anymore. However, after a *clean* reboot to gentoo install cd, and
running xfs_check from there for the root filesystem, yet again shows
corruption similar to
Happens here, too. A Duron/VIA box. First boot after fresh 7.10 CD
install seemed to work fine, but, after dist-upgrade and boot, things
went south. Using XFS filesystems only. Firefox, gnome_terminal, others
dying with bus error. Corruption shown by debsums and confirmed at the
(root disk)
...that's on 7.10 release, of course.
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Very Slow Boot Up with Feisty on Notebook Computer
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/153594
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I'm seeing the same on a ThinkPad T30. Boot takes many minutes when
splash is enabled, but without splash boots in normal time. The ubuntu
splash logo doesn't show up even when splash is enabled - on the
install/livecd it does, though.
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Very Slow Boot Up with Feisty on Notebook Computer
Herd-4 seems better, indeed. At least, the livecd does not crash like
dapper did.
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3D screen saver crashes system
https://launchpad.net/bugs/47447
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Just upgraded to Edgy using the update-manager. Funnily, the first boot already
has the sync issue, so, yes, the issue is still there after upgrade. However,
now dmesg looks different:
[ 25.211374] radeonfb (:00:10.0): Invalid ROM signature 0 should be 0xaa55
[ 25.211387] radeonfb:
Public bug reported:
I have a 667 MHz PowerBook3,4, which has a Radeon Mobility M7 LW
[Radeon Mobility 7500]. The default boot-up on Dapper, where radeonfb
is used, fails very often and it _seems_ even more so after the
2.6.15-26.47 (after more than 20 boots I finally got a working console.)
The
Recompiled the kernel with Dapper default .config except enabled
radeonfb debug. Here's a successful boot dmesg.
** Attachment added: Successful boot dmesg.
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4290135/dmesgok
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radeonfb fails to probe EDID on a PowerBook G4 (TiBook)
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