On 17/9/02 8:00 am, Jeroen Diederen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I live in Leiden, The Netherlands, about 35 km south west of Amsterdam.
Sounds like a nice idea.
Stephan Haller wrote:
May I ask you all on the list where you are coming from? Perhaps we
are all in range of 400 or 500 km
on 24/4/02 11:35 pm, Henrik Edlund at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, I am now running 8.2 on my iBook-2001. I have a few comments though:
The yaboot-setup during install setup yaboot.conf to have
append= devfs=mount
. This made the first boot to fail (can not find /dev/hda5). I had to
Is anyone having problems burning the 8.2 final iso image?
I've tried a few times now and it always fails when trying to verify the
disk after burning. I always use the disk-burning utility in OSX as its
never given me many coasters in the past, only when the iso's are faulty.
I will try a
On 25/4/02 2:19 pm, Stew Benedict [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, Colin Ward wrote:
Is anyone having problems burning the 8.2 final iso image?
I've tried a few times now and it always fails when trying to verify the
disk after burning. I always use the disk-burning
On 25/4/02 4:09 pm, James White [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm no expert, but here's what I did (from memory). The ftp sites
include files named, like, md5sums-8.2.ppc. Look in these file and note
the numbers. Write them down.
Get the application md5app for OSX. Here's a link:
On 4/19/02 11:47 PM, Stew Benedict [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 19 Apr 2002 14:33:33 +0100
Colin Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At text install there wasn't a listing of my monitor (apple 15in flat
screen 1024x768, dpi 72x72). I didn't know what to pick so i tried a
generic one
On 4/20/02 9:17 AM, Ben Reser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, Apr 20, 2002 at 08:53:27AM +0100, Colin Ward wrote:
How do I edit XF86Config-4 from within the terminal. I can navigate through
the file system ok, but don't know how to edit a particular file from with
in it. (I know I should
Having trouble installing 8.2 beta2.
i have a G4 500 (sawtooth) with a 15in flat screen apple monitor. It has
the defult ATI rage pro graphics card.(i also have a radion mac edition
32 but i want to keep this as simple as possilble). I've tried to do a
graphical install but none of the
Having trouble installing 8.2 beta2.
i have a G4 500 (sawtooth) with a 15in flat screen apple monitor. It has the defult
ATI rage pro graphics card.(i also have a radion mac edition 32 but i want to keep
this as simple as possilble). I've tried to do a graphical install but none of the
On 4/10/02 10:09 PM, Stew Benedict [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 10 Apr 2002, Paul Sabatino wrote:
Just for the heck of it I grabbed the YDL 2.2 iso, and tried it on the
same iBook with exactly the same results. No /dev/hda and no mention of
/dev/hda in the dmesg output. Nothing
Johanna wrote:
Okay, I've given it another try and spent yesterday on re-installing
Mandrake and trying to tweak. Not very successfully, but at leat I
understand a little more of Linux now, I believe :-)
Three main issues remain unsolved for me, and I'd really, REALLY
appreciate any
I also don't know why pmud is so problematic for you. If I recall you
don't have the latest greatest ibook right? Power management did not work
correctly on the new TiBook, but these things are a matter of letting the
development catch up with the hardware. The new pmud is up on my web
Stew Benedict wrote:
On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, Colin Ward wrote:
I also don't know why pmud is so problematic for you. If I recall you
don't have the latest greatest ibook right? Power management did not work
correctly on the new TiBook, but these things are a matter of letting the
development
Stew Benedict wrote:
On Wed, 10 Apr 2002, Colin Ward wrote:
i have been testing teh latest version. One thing, the other day i again
tried one of benh's kernels and pmud seemed to work perfectly. It would
sleep and wake up very quickly and didn't crash. Problem was though
after installing
Steve
well i've been trying out the latest pmud that you directed me to. I can
only get it to start if i do it manuly, it doesn't seem to want to start
at startup, i get a failed message. I can get the ibook to sleep mode,
but when i try and wake it things go bad. The screen comes back up, but
Ben Reser wrote:
On Sun, Apr 07, 2002 at 04:45:48PM +0100, Colin Ward wrote:
Steve
well i've been trying out the latest pmud that you directed me to. I can
only get it to start if i do it manuly, it doesn't seem to want to start
at startup, i get a failed message. I can get the ibook
Christopher Molnar wrote:
Doesn't seem to be. If I hold down the ctrl-alt (actually Option)-F1
keys I start messing with my video settings (makes screen dimmer). I am
new to the ibook, so I may be missing something.
-Chris
On Sunday, April 7, 2002, at 06:36 PM, Ben Reser wrote:
On
Henrik Edlund wrote:
On Sun, 7 Apr 2002, Justin Christopher wrote:
JC Sleeping an iBook2 by closing the lid or using the
JC 'snooze' command does not work. When you awaken the
JC computer, it does not accept keyboard or mouse input.
JC Colin Ward has the same problem so it's not just me
On 4/4/02 9:41 AM, Tom Hutchinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I realize that i can make a partition for os 9 and X and it will be fine
but i dont use 9 much so i dont like wasting space with a big partition
for it(plus it just takes away soem flexibility)
-Tom Hutchinson
It's probably better
Peter R. Wood wrote:
https://qa.mandrakesoft.com/~baudens/ppc/
I installed these packages on my PowerBook Pismo with an ATI Rage Mobility
128, commented the DRI modules back into my XF86Config-4, and everything
works beautifully now. Tried the OpenGL xscreensaver modules - they run as
James M. White wrote:
I am a Linux newbie, but have installed on (perhaps) four machines.
Here's my current.
PM G4/733 Quick
ATI radeon 7500 32M
hda = IBM 60gig
hdb = WD 20 gig Linux installed in 4 gig partition at the end of
this drive
logitech wheel mouse
SCSI Zip 100
Just thought i should let you know that just now i noticed a dead/white
pixle on the left side of the screen. The bottom of my dmesg gave
[drm:r128_cce_indirect]*ERROR* process 4072 using buffer owned bt 0
[drm:r128_cce_indirect]*ERROR* process 4072 using buffer owned bt 0
[colin@colinsbox
David BAUDENS wrote:
Can people using Ati card(s) can test new XFree86 packages available
here: https://qa.mandrakesoft.com/~baudens/ppc/ and report bug at
cooker-ppc@.
I'm very interesting to know:
- if X works ;-), especially with Mach64 and Radeon cards (and other
Ati cards if you have
On 3/30/02 6:48 AM, David BAUDENS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday 30 March 2002 01:46, Colin Ward wrote:
/.../
Another thing was the login screen, it won't display right and looks
ugly, and its hard to pick a different manager as well as
password/login information. This was fixed
On 3/30/02 12:46 AM, Colin Ward [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well after a few days uptime and a little tweaking (new kernel and such) I
have a working ibook2(may 2001), 500/CDRW/384/10. Most things working
straight from install including sound, 16bit color, modem, network,
printing, CD burning
Well after a few days uptime and a little tweaking (new kernel and such) I
have a working ibook2(may 2001), 500/CDRW/384/10. Most things working
straight from install including sound, 16bit color, modem, network,
printing, CD burning.
Also have a working control center (seemed to be broken in
On 3/28/02 5:47 PM, Justin Christopher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Early versions of the iBook2 have an internal hardware
modem that is known to work with Linux. However, the
user has to change some timeout values in the dialer
setup in order for the OS to see the modem.
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