Hello,
it look like I need some ... help, piece of advice or a word of wisdom.
One PMac 7500 with a 604e is already working as a local squid proxy with
debian GNU/Linux woody.
Befor that I got a 8500 180MP doing the same job until a disc crash. It
worked with both cpus, but I lost that kernel
On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, John Schmidt wrote:
I am attempting to get my (old) ATI MACH64GX card working using the ati
driver in X in an old Power Tower Pro 200 (6 slot PCI -- 9500 clone).
I am currently running kernel 2.2.20 based on the powermac install of woody.
I am running the video card
Hello,
it look like I need some ... help, piece of advice or a word of wisdom.
One PMac 7500 with a 604e is already working as a local squid proxy with
debian GNU/Linux woody.
Befor that I got a 8500 180MP doing the same job until a disc crash. It
worked with both cpus, but I lost that kernel
Michel Dänzer wrote:
You can play with the sync ranges in the monitor section, but so far
nobody has reported complete success.
I'll have the same issue for the presentations I'll be doing at XML
Europe and I have just noticed that yaboot does pretty well with the
external video!
It's
On Thu, Apr 18, 2002 at 08:37:07AM +0200, Ralf Saalm?ller wrote:
Hello,
need to be patched. Done and no difference. It look like this patch came
from the NetBSD team and there I found that after the patch that
OpenFirmware will sync with 640*400 60HZ!?!?!
Is this true? Does kernel 2.4.18
Adam C Powell IV wrote:
Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
Can people who used to have problems with the MESH SCSI
controller (especially problem probing devices during boot
or problems when a bus reset occurs) try my current rsync ?
Excellent! I'm building now, and will test on a StarMax
Thanks to Jens and Rogério for their hfs-boot-floppy suggestion. It
worked just fine for me, as did the other disk images I made with System
Disk.
My installation is complete.
However, when I try to start X I'm told:
Fatal sever error:
Cannot open mouse (No such file
On Thu, Apr 18, 2002 at 08:37:07AM +0200, Ralf Saalm?ller wrote:
Hello,
In the end I might ask some of the gurus: Does it make sense to allow to
change from kernel 2.2 to kernel 2.4 when the hardware isn't recognized the
same way? Wouldn't it be a _very_ good idea to do a woody/kernel-2.2
Hi!
XFree86 has been working fine on my Dual G4 450 with ATI Rage 128 AGP so far,
until the last update of the XFree86 packages (4.1.0-14)
Now the X server is continuously growing at run time, below is the 'ps'
output for about two days uptime:
root 636 36.3 53.9 351132 277012 ? S
Hello List.
Okay -- I have managed to get an old world machine to boot directly into
Debian with quik. Yes, I did manage to find a mouse mode that made my mouse
move around the screen (imps2)...
But now: X won't start up at all. The screen goes grey for a moment and
then kicks me back
I don't know who to ask this; is there is any other e-mail address
I should address please tell me.
ltrace has recently been ported to powerpc, but it doesn't get
compiled automatically by the buildd yet; is there any way to force its
addition to the queue?
Thanks,
[Please CC: me on replies; I
Juan Cespedes [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
ltrace has recently been ported to powerpc, but it doesn't get
compiled automatically by the buildd yet;
Fixed.
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On Thu, Apr 18, 2002 at 06:49:19PM -0400, matthew frederick davis h. wrote:
Hello List.
Okay -- I have managed to get an old world machine to boot directly into
Debian with quik. Yes, I did manage to find a mouse mode that made my mouse
move around the screen (imps2)...
But now:
On Thu, Apr 18, 2002 at 04:09:37PM -0400, matthew frederick davis h. wrote:
Thanks to Jens and Rog?rio for their hfs-boot-floppy suggestion. It
worked just fine for me, as did the other disk images I made with System
Disk.
My installation is complete.
However, when I try to
On Thu, Apr 18, 2002 at 06:49:19PM -0400, matthew frederick davis h. wrote:
Hello List.
Okay -- I have managed to get an old world machine to boot directly into
Debian with quik. Yes, I did manage to find a mouse mode that made my mouse
move around the screen (imps2)...
But now:
On Apr 18 2002, matthew frederick davis h. wrote:
Thanks to Jens and Rogério for their hfs-boot-floppy suggestion.
You're welcome.
I'm using the standard-issue Apple one-button ADB mouse
(attached through an Apple Extended ADB keyboard). Can anyone tell
me how to fix this?
On Apr 18 2002, matthew frederick davis h. wrote:
By the bye, I'm using Potato on a 9600 'kansas' pmac.
Ouch!
Potato is quite old. Like Chris said in this thread, woody's X
is so much better (and faster) than what is in potato.
Also, getting a new 2.4 kernel
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Hello!
Just got a 2400c Powerbook, formatted the sucker, and got my Debian
disks ready. :)
I'm installing from floppy for the moment, since the 2400 doesn't
have a CD-ROM. I do, however, have a couple of PCMCIA NICs, one an
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