PS. just tripped over this:
http://math-atlas.sourceforge.net/errata.html
Gcc 4.2 is has a performance bug that normally cuts performance in
half. ATLAS works around this by throwing the flags:
-fno-schedule-insns -fno-rerun-loop-opt
Maybe you're seeing this issue.
Christian.
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Christian Jaeger wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ time perl -we 'defined(fork) or die; for(1..1000) {
$z++ } print $z\n; wait'
1000
1000
real0m0.766s
user0m0.768s
sys0m0.000s
Sorry, this number should have been (I did forget the wait call first
and then added it without
Charles Plessy wrote:
Le Tue, Aug 05, 2008 at 04:26:27PM +0200, Michel Dänzer a écrit :
On Tue, 2008-08-05 at 23:17 +0900, Charles Plessy wrote:
Another example I have is a map website by Yahoo Japan:
Jérôme Warnier wrote:
In this case, why bother using MOL?
Just install Mac OS 9 directly under your qemu VM.
We're waiting for your confirmation that you have first-hand experience
of running Mac OS 9 directly under qemu, or can refer to reports of
doing that successfully.
On
Just for the record, here's my current status:
I wrote:
it seems there are three possibilities now:
- run linux with MOL under pearpc, and Mac OS 9 under MOL
I couldn't get linux under pearpc to run, also as I said the version in
Debian is compiled for 64 bit and thus doesn't use the JIT so
Julien BLACHE wrote:
(c) PearPC
http://pearpc.sourceforge.net/faq.html says Can I run Mac OS 9.x.y? So
far no one has succeeded in doing that. Have a look at the forums. and
I didn't find something relevant in the forums when I looked.
Christian.
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Jérôme Warnier wrote:
Just my .2c: Both applications also exist for Windows, and probably
run nicely under WINE.
Yes, I've thought about this, too, but I'd have to get a copy of those
apps only for the purpose of the conversion; also I was still using
FileMaker 4. Also there might be further
Jérôme Warnier wrote:
Christian Jaeger wrote:
Jérôme Warnier wrote:
Just my .2c: Both applications also exist for Windows, and probably
run nicely under WINE.
Yes, I've thought about this, too, but I'd have to get a copy of
those apps only for the purpose of the conversion; also I was still
Adrian Zaugg wrote:
Hi Christian
You may run pearpc and mol,
You mean running a linux system inside pearpc and from there run MOL
(the same way I suggested with qemu)? Would you recommend pearpc over
qemu for that purpose?
SheepShaver or Basilisk II.
Basilisk II won't run Mac OS 9,
Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
I didn't try running MacOS, but my (Ubuntu's) qemu has:
| $ qemu-system-ppc -M ?
| Supported machines are:
| g3bw Heathrow based PowerMAC (default)
| mac99 Mac99 based PowerMAC
| prep PowerPC PREP platform
| ref405ep ref405ep
| taihu taihu
Brad Boyer wrote:
On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 06:46:43PM +0200, Christian Jaeger wrote:
$ qemu-system-ppc -M \?
Supported machines are:
g3bw Heathrow based PowerMAC (default)
mac99 Mac99 based PowerMAC
prep PowerPC PREP platform
ref405ep ref405ep
taihu taihu
Using -M
Brad Boyer wrote:
Weren't you trying to run OS9? This is definitely OSX, as the classic
MacOS didn't use mach for its kernel.
Hm, strange, I wasn't aware that any OS X stuff was on that partition as
well. And when booting that partition through MOL it definitely booted
OS 9 (but iirc one
Christian Jaeger wrote:
So I guess I'm back at using MOL under a linux/ppc (since MOL didn't
require these driver partitions, and didn't have any issue loading the
Mac OS 9).
Still out of luck:
# create a file named lenny of 3.5G size (mksparse is a script of mine)
$ mksparse 3.5G lenny
Hello
What are you using for running Mac OS 9 (*) on a x86-64 machine? It
seems there are only two ways:
(a) running a ppc linux kernel with MOL under QEMU, run Mac OS inside MOL.
(b) running SheepShaver
Any good/bad experiences with either of those or other ways?
(I need to get at some old
At 11:07 Uhr +0200 19.04.2004, Michael Schmitz wrote:
mol will work, and the key to avoiding swap collision is swap priorities
(as I've explained before). pmdisk uses the first swap partition, so you
need to make sure the second swap partition has the higher priority.
Ok, but I guess if the
At 15:51 Uhr +0200 19.04.2004, Michael Schmitz wrote:
Nope, pmdisk doesn't need exclusive access to the first swap partition,
just enough space to save kernel state (during suspend, all user processes
are frozen and swapped out, so memory used by processes doesn't count
here).
Ah, this means,
Hm, sadly it's not that stable yet: there are at least three ways it
can break currently:
(- processes can't be stopped: that's the known problem with swsusp
I've read about, someone seems to have worked out a scheme to find
out the hierarchy of system calls to stop the processes in the right
At 19:17 Uhr +0200 19.04.2004, Christian Jaeger wrote:
- another time, suspension worked but it took a long time in the
waiting phase between writing processes to disk and writing the
rest to disk (as far as I understand that). It took about a minute
just waiting iirc. Then it finished. Resume
At 23:54 Uhr +0200 19.04.2004, Michel Dänzer wrote:
On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 14:54, Christian Jaeger wrote:
(BTW kernels 2.6 are less responsive on this laptop than 2.4 was, and
there's a strange slowness in line-buffered output to gnome-terminals,
do you see this too?)
Yes, see Soeren
See my post to this list with my current patch for 2.6.5-rc3-ben0. Might
also apply to 2.6.5-linus with minimal fuss.
yep, it applied.
I tried to remove all loaded modules, but I couldn't make some of them
unused (from memory, about these (numbers wrong since this has been
copied laster):
Ok, I've solved the remaining issues:
- sound really keeps working if the sound modules are removed before
suspend. (It was wmmixer that held the sound stuff still open,
lsof|grep /dev/sound would have shown it.)
- the problem with the trackpad button is just that the default tap
behaviour is
Hello,
In january, Ben H. posted a version of pmdisk that worked on a pismo.
He said today on irc that others (like Michael Schmitz) fixed stuff
in his code. I've also seen that Pavel Machek wants to retire pmdisk
from the kernel in favour of one implementation (swsusp).
Since my last
At 16:29 Uhr -0500 11.04.2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
regarding sound, I have all of the necesary modules compiled into the kernel
(SND_OSSEMUL=y, SND_MIXER_OSS=m, SND_PCM_OSS=m, on a vanilla 2.6.4).
Hm, yep, that's as modules, not compiled into the kernel. I had to
load those manually or
Hi Julien and everybody
Finally, irdadump is showing these:
19:40:11.620026 xid:cmd b9e67de2 S=6 s=3 (14)
19:40:11.710036 xid:cmd b9e67de2 S=6 s=4 (14)
19:40:11.800029 xid:cmd b9e67de2 S=6 s=5 (14)
19:40:11.880010 xid:rsp b9e67de2 dc28 S=6 s=5 Nokia 6100
Wohoo, it works (sort of), with your configuration!
model=6100:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root# gnokii --identify
GNOKII Version 0.5.2
Lockfile /var/lock/LCK..ircomm0 is stale. Overriding it..
Telephone interface init failed: Model specified isn't known/supported.
Quitting.
model=6110:
timeout
Hello Julien
Thanks again for your help. But I still haven't succeeded. (Linux
seems to confirm an old prejudice that it's immature and difficult to
use.)
At 12:42 Uhr +0100 26.10.2003, Julien BLACHE wrote:
irattach must be running ; it's automatically started if you have
irda-common
Hi
Thanks for you reply.
At 8:37 Uhr +0100 26.10.2003, Julien BLACHE wrote:
echo 57600 /proc/sys/net/irda/max_baud_rate
was enough to get everything working. After that the 8210 appeared in
the irdadump logs, which it didn't previously.
(What do I need in order to make irdadump output
Hello
I'd like to connect to my new mobile, a nokia 6100.
Running 2.4.22-ben1 (august 31), debian unstable (in a chroot so I
can keep my woody installation), on a powerbook g3 lombard.
- apt-get install gnokii
- edit ~/.gnokiirc, set
port = /dev/ttyS1
- modprobe irtty
- [EMAIL
Hi Ben
Good news: since I'm using 2.4.22+ben1, the blackouts have not happened again.
BTW I did try to compile 2.4.21(+enbd+freeswan)+ben3, but it croaked
while compiling DRM. I then fetched 2.4.22 and applied ..22-ben1 (and
freeswan again iirc), but it still croaked at the same place, so I
Hello
I'm looking for a usable/stable (but I don't mind if it's simple,
it's only for casual 1-to-1 talks with another debian person) net
phone solution that I can run without having to upgrade to testing or
unstable.
Has anyone already found this?
(I could probably also live with a gnome
At 1:08 Uhr +1000 04.09.2003, J. Javier Maestro wrote:
Mmmm... if you can get the internal microphone of the G4 (under the left
speaker, so say the G4 specs...) or the line-in to work, please let me
know since I am quite interested in VoIP myself!!
We are using powerbook g3's (lombard+pismo)
At 19:51 Uhr +0200 03.09.2003, Thomas Otto wrote:
Before you find a recording program first dmasound needs to be
replaced since it doesn't support recording (anymore?).
Well simple recording *does* work on this PB G3 Lombard, using brec
from the bplay package.
Christian.
At 20:53 Uhr +0200 03.09.2003, I wrote:
At 19:51 Uhr +0200 03.09.2003, Thomas Otto wrote:
Before you find a recording program first dmasound needs to be
replaced since it doesn't support recording (anymore?).
Well simple recording *does* work on this PB G3 Lombard, using
brec from the bplay
At 17:31 Uhr +0200 12.08.2003, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
On Tue, 2003-08-12 at 16:35, Christian Jaeger wrote:
At 16:05 Uhr +0200 12.08.2003, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
Can you verify if moving atyfb from 2.4.18 to 2.4.21 helps with sleep ?
You mean using the following files from
(Continuing the thread from january 20th this year.)
Sorry that I've let you wait so long for an answer. I didn't have the
time back then to do more tests, and so lived with the old reliable
2.4.18 kernel in the meantime. Recently I've upgraded to 2.4.21, and
the wakeup poweroffs have
At 15:23 Uhr +0200 12.08.2003, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
Tell me if you want me to try other patches.
Do the problem also happen if you don't have the CD-ROM in the
media bay ?
Yes, I have removed my cdrom drive for ages now, since I've moved the
battery from the left to the right bay
At 16:05 Uhr +0200 12.08.2003, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
Can you verify if moving atyfb from 2.4.18 to 2.4.21 helps with sleep ?
You mean using the following files from 2.4.18?:
./drivers/video/aty128.h
./drivers/video/aty128fb.c
./drivers/video/aty/atyfb.h
./drivers/video/aty/atyfb_base.c
At 0:39 Uhr +0900 26.06.2003, Vincent Lefevre wrote:
it is supported (I have a French Titanium with a Debian
distribution), but not completely: fnset doesn't work on it (BTW,
I couldn't find fnset in Debian -- is there a replacement?).
Try powerprefs.
(Note that it's dependency pbbuttonsd
At 14:56 Uhr +0200 15.04.2003, Zeno Davatz wrote:
Frank Murphy wrote:
I get the öäüéàè but I do not get the |@~ on the right place. I already
got these before as well.
OK. Where is the @ key on your keyboard?
that @ is on the G on my keyboard but at moment it is on the 2. The
~ is on
Hello
There's a utility called fnset (it's one file fnset.c which has been
floating around in the lists) which is supposed to switch the fn key
setting on powerbooks/ibooks/whatever under linux. I've never
succeeded to get it to actually switch the setting on my powerbook g3
lombard
At 21:28 Uhr -0500 26.01.2003, Francis J. Lacoste wrote:
A good way to get yourself carpian syndrome or other such goodies, isn't
it?
I use the powerprefs application. It has a panel where this can be
switched.
Coooll!
Thanks,
Christian (on his lombard, and yes it works out of
At 23:26 Uhr -0800 22.01.2003, vinai wrote:
The memory controller for the Lombard is the MPC106 (a.k.a. Grackle)
and according to the specs from Motorola (if I read them correctly),
should be able to address up to 1 GB of RAM.
Sounds cool.
I think the firmware upgrade and 1G of RAM support
At 12:18 Uhr +0100 23.01.2003, Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
Which revision of the MPC106 do you have? Older versions don't support 4-bank
SDRAM, only 2-bank SDRAM. If you try 4-bank SDRAM in a system with a north
bridge that doesn't support it (e.g. the Golden Gate II in my LongTrail), it
either
Hello,
Sorry I've been delayed with answering.
At 11:50 Uhr +0100 20.01.2003, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
On Mon, 2003-01-20 at 05:04, Christian Jaeger wrote:
Hello
3 weeks ago I've compiled a stock kernel.org 2.4.20 kernel and
replaced the previously used 2.4.18 one. I took the 2.4.18
Hello
3 weeks ago I've compiled a stock kernel.org 2.4.20 kernel and
replaced the previously used 2.4.18 one. I took the 2.4.18 .config
and added a second wirelesslan driver (and maybe a few other
modules). About 5 weeks ago I upgraded my RAM to 256+512MB (from
which only 2*256 were
At 2:45 Uhr +0200 03.10.2002, Colin Walters wrote:
Just to weigh in with the rest here, I recently gave a presentation for
the Columbus LUG (http://www.colug.net/) about Debian, and being
frustrated with the existing presentation software in Debian, I wrote my
own. I'm planning to turn it into
it could be exactly?
(Having some soldering experience I maybe could replace the faulty
part. I haven't seen something so far, without using a screwdriver,
just looking under the keyboard.)
Thanks,
Christian
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Hello
I've problems running licq on my powerbook G3. Frequently it leaves
zombies around until at 33 threads (including the zombies) it opens a
dialog saying that it can't create new threads because of no
resources being available. (Strangely, ulimit -u says 2560, and a
perl test script can
At 14:55 Uhr -0700 29.09.2002, Devin Carraway wrote:
On Sun, Sep 29, 2002 at 06:05:21PM +0200, Christian Jaeger wrote:
Has anyone else seen those problems?
Yup. On my ibook2 I've seen said behavior from galeon, xmms, privoxy
and gjay at least. They all have threading in common
Those values work for me (on a pb g3 lombard, 2.4.18):
[EMAIL PROTECTED] chris for f in /proc/sys/dev/mac_hid/*; do echo $f; cat $f;
done
/proc/sys/dev/mac_hid/keyboard_lock_keycodes
1
/proc/sys/dev/mac_hid/keyboard_sends_linux_keycodes
1
/proc/sys/dev/mac_hid/mouse_button2_keycode
97
.
%2.4.18-lowlatenty-patch-powerpc
Description: application/applefile
2.4.18-lowlatenty-patch-powerpc
Description: Binary data
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Hello
I'm quite a bit tired of all those 20-second-or-so almost-freeze
times when untarring a big file, filtering a bunch of mails in Eudora
under MOL, etcetc, just because the kernel 2.4.18 virtual memory
infrastructure is paging, sorting and freeing memory or whatever and
meanwhile also
Thanks for your reply; I'm taking it to the list again..
At 21:59 Uhr +0200 02.06.2002, jtv wrote:
Preemption patch is available and works fine under 2.4.18. I got the
imporession Galeon was a lot more responsive in certain circumstances,
but that may have been psychosomatic.
Jeroen
Where
At 17:29 Uhr -0400 02.06.2002, Albert D. Cahalan wrote:
What are your experiences on PPC with the various lowlatency,
in the 2.5.xx kernel
preemption and maybe also O(1)scheduler patches?
in the 2.5.xx kernel
Hm, I'd like to stay with 2.4, I don't like when my machine crashes
and I
At 23:53 Uhr +0200 02.06.2002, Michel Dänzer wrote:
PS: Tuning the drive parameters might also help, check out a recent
thread here.
/me runs hdparm and slaps his head.
Man, it seems I have too many machines to take care of. No DMA, no
unmaskirq, no multcount, nothing.
/me going to look up the
At 11:33 Uhr -0400 29.05.2002, Luis M wrote:
sometimes my X server takes 100% of the cpu and stays there
forever... I cannot use CTRL-DEL (backspace) to restart X, but the
mouse seems fine... my
It's Ctrl-Cmd-Backspace (unless disabled by putting 'Option NoZap
on' into XF86Config-4; 'Cmd' is
At 15:08 Uhr +0200 30.05.2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello!
i think this questions are not new but i haven't found anything good
in the archives!
i have a new ibook2 with a swiss-german keyboard, i selected swiss
german keymap in the installation procedure and a lot of keys works,
but not
At 18:49 Uhr -0400 18.04.2002, 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: X won't start up
Hello
I'm continuing to be annoyed by the relative instability of my
powerbook. Well first I had these X crashes once or twice a week, but
these seem either to have vanished in the mean time or been drowned
by the recent hard lockups I'm getting every two days or 5th time I
try to wake the
At 23:31 Uhr +0100 11.03.2002, nik gaffney wrote:
are you mounting any hfs partitions?
No, I never use hfs under linux, only ext2.
Christian.
At 22:31 Uhr -0700 01.12.2001, Chris Tillman wrote:
The short answer, is the kernel module doesn't even know resource
forks are there.
That's not correct - assuming you both talk about the hfs kernel
module. When you mount a hfs module, the kernel shows the resource
forks in files located in
Hello
Has anyone got the fnset utility from Jimi Xenidis got working on a
lombard (and woody with 2.4.13-pre3-ben0)? It has defined a constant for
Lombards but doesn't work nonetheless (it shows no effect).
Then I also would like to swap the functionality of the fn and the left
ctrl keys so that
At 11:07 Uhr -0700 5.7.2001, Peter Canning wrote:
I've recently encountered some strange file system corruption problems.
Here's the results of running e2fsck
# e2fsck -f -b 40961 /dev/sdb6
e2fsck 1.21-WIP, 14-Jun-2001 for EXT2 FS 0.5b, 95/08/09
Pass 1: Checking inodes, blocks, and sizes
Pass
So how do you boot? (we use BootX). Which kernel arguments? (we use
the video=atyfb argument plus some bit depth etc., and the
no_video_driver option unchecked, which is necessary or else we get a
black screen when booting). Which kernel version? Special drivers
loaded/compiled?
But if you
Hello!
Didn't manage to get X to run on a lombard. First tried with potato and
xfree3, which didn't work. I then saw linuxppc.org/hardware/lombard/ and
thought, xfree4 (4.0.99) would be the solution, and did a dist-upgrade to
testing. Everything seems to have worked fine, except that
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