On Fri, 15 Dec 2000, Phil Fraering wrote:
> Now all I have are minor problems, such as the lack of a couple of
> mouse buttons, the fact that I can't run this as a user despite the
> fact that the Xserver file has "Console" available, and getting
> a good set of applications. It's probably in the
i got it to work. being an end-user is easy.
install XF-4.0.1-12.deb, if you -version X you get XF 4.0.2 but whatever..
the ati_drv.o file on the latest deb only looks for r128 and radeon
chips, so..
because you need to compile new drivers, you'll have to grab the source
as indicated on http://l
Well, I downloaded the binary from http://hadess.net, and it works.
Whee!
Now all I have are minor problems, such as the lack of a couple of
mouse buttons, the fact that I can't run this as a user despite the
fact that the Xserver file has "Console" available, and getting
a good set of applicati
Hi,
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>From: Cort Dougan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
on " Re: PC hardware on PPC "
date: Fri, 15 Dec 2000 19:24:51 -0700 >>>
>} >> 3com 95x
>} >> Intel EE Pro
>} Sorry.
>
>Sorry meaning it won't work?
I lacked "I don't know that works or not of these hardwares."
Best regards.
} >> 3com 95x
} >> Intel EE Pro
}
} Sorry.
Sorry meaning it won't work? I've had good reports about eepro's working
under linux/ppc. Some of those reports from Donald Becker.
Same goes for the 3com 59x (never heard of a 95x).
Hi,
Some PCI cards for PC machines works well on PPCLinux.
If the drivers for some devices is endian-free drivers, the devices
have some ability to work on PowerPC machines.
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>From: Paul Talacko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
on " Re: PC hardware on PPC "
date: Thu, 14 Dec 2000 17:59:33 + >
Sergio Brandano wrote:
>
> Hi Adam,
>
> Adam C Powell IV wrote:
>
> > > Yes, echoing on /proc is what I did too. The values are 103 and 111
> > > but I still report the problem.
> >
> > And you echoed to the mouse_button_emulation too? And when you read it, it
> > gives 1? That's very strang
Hi Adam,
Adam C Powell IV wrote:
> > Yes, echoing on /proc is what I did too. The values are 103 and 111
> > but I still report the problem.
>
> And you echoed to the mouse_button_emulation too? And when you read it, it
> gives 1? That's very strange. The Debian kernel is working fine for m
Olaf Grewe wrote:
>
> Michael Schmitz wrote:
>
> > Power management exists in the kernel, supported by the user space PMU
> > daemon (pmud) that's available in unstable (though it should install fine
> > on a stable system).
> >
>
> So, why is it then, that I don't get a result, if I search the
> > Power management exists in the kernel, supported by the user space PMU
> > daemon (pmud) that's available in unstable (though it should install fine
> > on a stable system).
> >
>
> So, why is it then, that I don't get a result, if I search the debian
> package list at debian.org for pmu (des
Phil Fraering wrote:
>
> > > Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I tried out TigerT's suggestion of
> > > enabling the "UseFB" option. It still didn't work, but the failure
> > > mode was a lot interesting: there were a bunch of almost-horizontal
> > > diagonal stripes on the screen. (Unfortunately, the
Michael Schmitz wrote:
> Power management exists in the kernel, supported by the user space PMU
> daemon (pmud) that's available in unstable (though it should install fine
> on a stable system).
>
So, why is it then, that I don't get a result, if I search the debian
package list at debian.org fo
On Dec 15, Michael Spanier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I'm trying to install debian on a RS/6000 40p. When i insert the disk created
>from boot.bin, it only loads something from the disk, removes the iconbar
>from the startup and the screen shows "Power PC" (The same as during start
>up).
T
"Knapp, Robert (CAP, CMC)" wrote:
>
> Are you using DHCPCD/PUMP in your
> ifup/ifdown.
>
> I've had stuff like this happen
> when my roadrunner server was having
> problems.
>
> RobK
>
Yes, it is using pump. The IP address is set correctly, but I cannot ping
anything.
If I do a ifconfig d
> > Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I tried out TigerT's suggestion of
> > enabling the "UseFB" option. It still didn't work, but the failure
> > mode was a lot interesting: there were a bunch of almost-horizontal
> > diagonal stripes on the screen. (Unfortunately, the stripes weren't
> > orange and
On Fri, Dec 15, 2000 at 11:35:27AM -0600, Phil Fraering wrote:
> OK, some graphite iBooks may be the pre-iBook DV models; the DV models have
> a firewire port. It's the third revision of the iBook (the first had
> 32 megs of ram; the second had 64 megs, and I think some video changes,
> but I'm not
Phil Fraering wrote:
>
> > On Fri, Dec 15, 2000 at 12:00:19AM -0600, Phil Fraering wrote:
> > > Well, I tried running X after downloading the new X binary,
> > > and got the same result as always... suggestions welcome. Who
> > > else besides me and Hadess has an iBook DV here?
> >
> > I got my fi
There is loadss shet you need to turn off on the NIC with the floppy disk from
a PC
no automatic stuff
no Full duplex and so on
On mandag 4. desember 2000, Jonathan Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Okay, I swapped cards around, and it turns out that *anything* in
>PCI slots 3-6 are not correc
Bastien Nocera wrote:
> Quoting Paul Talacko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > Sorry, this is probably a dumb question.
> >
> > Is acroread available for DebianPPC? If not are there any ways I can
> > look at
> > pdf files?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Paul
>
> You can use Xpdf, Xpdf-crypto (in the non-US bra
Phil Fraering wrote:
> Meanwhile, back at the ranch, I tried out TigerT's suggestion of
> enabling the "UseFB" option. It still didn't work, but the failure
> mode was a lot interesting: there were a bunch of almost-horizontal
> diagonal stripes on the screen. (Unfortunately, the stripes weren't
>
Hi,
I'm trying to install debian on a RS/6000 40p. When i insert the disk created
from boot.bin, it only loads something from the disk, removes the iconbar
from the startup and the screen shows "Power PC" (The same as during start
up).
It doesn't seem to react to keystrokes.
Anyone knows what's
Mike Fedyk wrote:
> [...]
> Do you know if there are any hardware differences between PCI on x86 and PPC?
> As far as I can tell, "Mac Certified" only means that it interacts with Open
> Firmware.
That's the only real difference. This is important for video cards,
which need to run a BIOS, but sho
>
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> On Fri, Dec 15, 2000 at 12:00:19AM -0600, Phil Fraering wrote:
> > Well, I tried running X after downloading the new X binary,
> > and got the same r
Adrian Cox wrote:
>
> Mike Fedyk wrote:
> > I have several cards that I would like to use on my 7300 Pmac. Does anyone
> > know
> > if any will work on this arch with Linux?
>
> > Ethernet:
> > AMD PCnet
>
> These work just fine on other PowerPC machines under Linux.
>
> - Adrian Cox, AG Elec
Sergio Brandano wrote:
> Hi Adam,
>
> >Sergio Brandano wrote:
> >
> >> Thank you Ethan. Now I have kernel 2.2.18pre21 up and running, which
> >> is the latest stable from samba. In order to have X11 (old) running,
> >> I had to modify the pointer section from
> >>
> >> BusMouse on /dev/adbmou
steven alyari wrote:
>
> > > (WW) ATI: PCI Mach64 in slot 0:17:0 could not be detected!
> > > See README.ati for details
> >
> > Is this with the latest debs?
> >
> you asked if i am using the latest debs.. i am close to it. i am using
> 4.0.1-10, and i rsynced the drivers, compiled, and copied an
Phil Fraering wrote:
>
> Well, I tried running X after downloading the new X binary,
> and got the same result as always... suggestions welcome.
I'd really like to suggest something, but unfortunately I don't remember what
your problem was :-/
A description and the relevant parts of your config
Could you wrap the text in e-mail please? Aside from the inconvenience of
wrapping your lines manually in order to quote on reply, not all mail
transfer agents may accept long lines.
> I used to run LinuxPPC on my Lombard laptop, now I am running OS X PB,
> which is better than the "classic" MacOS
I use Linux (recently debian, used to be linuxppc)
almost exclusively. When I need to view a
word doc, I fire up mac-on-linux.
This may be changing with an announcement on penguinppc.org
that the star office port is "finished."
My wife, however still prefers the mac interface.
-Original M
Hi Bruce,
since I eventually figured out how to dual-boot my PowerBook with MacOS 9 and
Debian, I'm quite satisfied with what I got. I use Debian mainly for development
work and MacOS for anything else.
As for power management, I currently don't use it, as it's not readily available
for stable and
I used to run LinuxPPC on my Lombard laptop, now I am running OS X PB, which is
better than the "classic" MacOS, but still chains me to a pretty much
unchangeable system (OTOH, LinuxPPC had/has a nasty habit of using what appears
to be non-standard directory structures). However, there were 2 co
On Fri, Dec 15, 2000 at 12:00:19AM -0600, Phil Fraering wrote:
> Well, I tried running X after downloading the new X binary,
> and got the same result as always... suggestions welcome. Who
> else besides me and Hadess has an iBook DV here?
I got my fiance a graphite iBook (a.k.a an iBook DV, I thi
About the installation of a 7500, it' relativelly easy, when you know the
different trouble. You normally should follow the installation step, and
just at the end, change some details...
First you will boot with diskette, and create 3 partitions : one for the
apple need, one for swap, named swap,
you asked if i am using the latest debs.. i am close to it. i am using
4.0.1-10, and i rsynced the drivers, compiled, and copied and
overwrote ati_drv.o
i'll try the latest though.
yours,
steven alyari
On Thu, Dec 14, 2000 at 03:57:32PM +0100, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> steven alyari wrote:
> >
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