On Sun, 2 Mar 2003, Robert Shade wrote:
I was reading through the gentoo ppc faq at:
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gentoo-ppc-faq.xml
If you look at part 2 (Laptop Support) you'll see that when apple's laptops
boot up they're automatically set at reduced processor speed. I won't repeat
http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~sbenedict/cooker-ppc/kernel-benh-2.4.20-5mdk.ppc.rpm
Thanks. I updated to this, but /proc/cpufreq is still not there. Could there
be some kind of boot option I'm missing? I checked for any relavent modules,
but didn't find any.
FYI: I was reading
On Mon, 3 Mar 2003, Robert Shade wrote:
http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~sbenedict/cooker-ppc/kernel-benh-2.4.20-5mdk.ppc.rpm
Thanks. I updated to this, but /proc/cpufreq is still not there. Could there
be some kind of boot option I'm missing? I checked for any relavent modules,
but
Steve refer to me, when he talk about getting this work...
And I'm pretty sure that is machine dependant like Steve said
beceause not all mainboard could support this
Serge
Robert Shade wrote:
http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~sbenedict/cooker-ppc/kernel-benh-2.4.20-5mdk.ppc.rpm
Thanks.
Serge Blondin wrote:
Steve refer to me, when he talk about getting this work...
And I'm pretty sure that is machine dependant like Steve said
beceause not all mainboard could support this
What kind of hardware do you have?
Are there any other laptop users that out there that can
On my PowerBook G4 Ti 867MHz with 2.4.20-benh-5mdk it's there and
works. It allows setting the frequency between 667 and 867 MHz, and in
a quick test with the Mesa demos (without hardware accelerations) it
shows.
-Christian
Christian Walther wrote:
On my PowerBook G4 Ti 867MHz with 2.4.20-benh-5mdk it's there and works.
It allows setting the frequency between 667 and 867 MHz, and in a quick
test with the Mesa demos (without hardware accelerations) it shows.
Hmm.. That's really strange. I have the 12 version of
Hmm.. That's really strange. I have the 12 version of that (non-Ti) I
wouldn't think that the MB hardware could be that different.
Well to answer my own question, I guess they might.
http://www.brodo.de/cpufreq/kernel_ppc.html
rob (Wishing he was a kernel guru)
I apologize for spamming. I should learn to research more before pushing Send.
According to this:
http://ppc.bkbits.net:8080/linuxppc_2_4_benh/diffs/arch/ppc/platforms/[EMAIL PROTECTED]|src/|src/arch|src/arch/ppc|src/arch/ppc/platforms|hist/arch/ppc/platforms/pmac_cpufreq.c
4 weeks ago cpufreq
Sure,
Thanks.
I'm not updating the BOOT kernel though, unless absolutely necessary. I'm
trying to get an RC1 ISO out, and I don't want to go back over that
portion, as I currently seem to have 2 good BOOT kernels (benh mdk, 3 I
guess counting rs6k).
Yeah sure. Installation shouldn't be resouce
On Mon, 3 Mar 2003, Robert Shade wrote:
Speaking of BOOT though, in case you havn't done so already, yaboot should be
updated (At least for the next release). Although you can force it using OF, the
usual holding down the C method is broken (at least for me it was). It might
be
Robert Shade wrote:
Serge Blondin wrote:
Steve refer to me, when he talk about getting this work...
And I'm pretty sure that is machine dependant like Steve said
beceause not all mainboard could support this
What kind of hardware do you have?
Are there any other laptop users that
On Sun, 2 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
How can I reboot my G4 PowerBook 12 during the installation process
without removing the power supply and battery? The ON/OFF button
doesn't work. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Ctl-Apple-F2 (possibly + Fn)
reboot or
ctl-alt-del or
halt
All,
For those really frustrating moments when you can't seem to get the
system to reboot or power down. Here is the apple URL for
resetting the PMU for various ibooks/powerbooks.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=14449 Which is the
newer systems.
All,
This is the Apple System Profiler dump on my Powerbook
Hardware Overview:
+--+
|
| Machine speed : 1.0 Ghz
| Bus speed : 133 MHz
| Number of processors
This is the Apple System Profiler dump on my Powerbook
If you do a:
cat /proc/cpuinfo
as root you will probably see it actually running at a lower speed. From
what I've read, all recent Apple laptops start up at reduced speed.
rob
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is the Apple System Profiler dump on my Powerbook
If you do a:
cat /proc/cpuinfo
as root you will probably see it actually running at a lower speed. From
what I've read, all recent Apple laptops start up at reduced speed.
rob
U are right, this a power
Hi all,
I've been reading a lot of emails in this list but was so far unable
find info on these things for installing 9.1 beta 2:
- what should I select fro bus /usb
- what should I select for sound
- what should I select for X-Windows
- how do I format the bootstrap partition by hand
- how
On Mon, 3 Mar 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I've been reading a lot of emails in this list but was so far unable
find info on these things for installing 9.1 beta 2:
- what should I select fro bus /usb
Shouldn't need to select anything - usb is built in.
If the installer
rsyncing from BenH now.
Where are the kernel-benh packages? I can't find them in the RPMS or contrib
RPMS directories of my mirror (carroll).
rob
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