Hi Adam,
On 9/01/19 10:31 AM, Adam Conrad wrote:
On Wed, Jan 09, 2019 at 08:40:10AM +1300, Michael Schmitz wrote:
Regarding the old 32 bit powerpc-utils, now pmac-utils, I am no
longer maintainer of that package after it was taken over by Adam
Conrad (with my express consent) in 2016. Adam
Mathieu, Adrian,
On 9/01/19 4:21 AM, Mathieu Malaterre wrote:
On Tue, Jan 8, 2019 at 4:17 PM John Paul Adrian Glaubitz
wrote:
Hi!
On 1/8/19 4:15 PM, Mathieu Malaterre wrote:
Maybe it is time to create a debian-powerpc group on salsa.d.o. And
upload the latest of pmac-utils as project over
It's not upto buildd admins, it's upto packages-arch-specific[1]
maintainers (cc:'d).
Please change the atari-fdisk p-a-s entry to match what's on the
package sources:
amiga-fdisk-cross: !m68k !poweprc #
Everything but m68k/ppc
amiga-fdisk: m68k powerpc
modutils?
Thanks, found!
There was a file + symlink without package...
The 'purge' option of dpkg is your friend here (admittedly, packages
superseding older packages could be smarter about this - file a bug
against module-init-tools please)
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On Sun, 02 Dec 2007 the mental interface of
Michael Schmitz told:
Truth be told, that mental interface had a brain fart... what I meant to
suggest is installing mouseemu, not pbbuttonsd...
[...]
Install pbbuttonsd and configure the desired emulation keycodes
(the keycodes others
Hi,
The most annoying thing at the moment is how do I get right and
middle click using the trackpad? It would be nice if I could hold
down control-click for right click and alt-click for middle click.
Install pbbuttonsd and configure the desired emulation keycodes (the
keycodes others
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error anyway, since I have selected ext3 file system that is not
supported in quik. I therefore say to carry on without a boot loader.
Everything goes fine all the way to rebooting into the new system.
However, when I do that,
On Mon, 29 Oct 2007, Sjoerd Simons wrote:
On Mon, Oct 29, 2007 at 11:13:28AM +0100, Michel Dänzer wrote:
On Fri, 2007-10-26 at 11:04 +0200, Luk Claes wrote:
Please add yourself to [0] if you're actively working on powerpc
issues.
While I do work on powerpc issues as I encounter
Hi,
hdc is less then a year old, had an hitachi (and replacement from
hitachi) that died in that place twice. Both drives have a
temperature about 38-42°C over the year. Yesterday I found that a
package was brocken an elf binary wasn't in the right place. As a new
kernel was on the update
Hi,
On Sun, Oct 14, 2007 at 09:32:25PM -0700, Nick Schmalenberger wrote:
I tried to install grub-of 1.95+20070828-2 but it depends on
powerpc-ibm-utils 1.0.6 which does not seem to be available anywhere in
debian. Is this known, is it a typo? I can file a bug report if
necessary. Thanks very
Hi,
Unfortunately, it seems that kernels later than 2.6.21 have problems
letting my powerpc iBook (G3 processor) going to sleep (suspend to
ram).
The userland that I am using is a Debian testing (lenny) and the
default kernel that comes with it is 2.6.22, with some patches applied
and
Re: hosting voltaire: if it could be shipped to Europe, I could host it
temporarily (couple of months for sure; any longer and I need to make
arrangements with my former lab mates) in the same server room that hosts
four m68k buildds already. I rather prefer another solution is found.
Me
| Why not ?
|
|Because the sky is not violet today.
What a rediculous, senseless answer!
Unbelieveable bad! I never did expect things like
this in a project like debian. You seriously
should think about your positions.
/lurk rant
Oh thanks a lot, guys! Popping back into -powerpc to
IIRC kino will use the ffmpeg decoder if it is available, or used to
anyway. Solution is to investigate seeing how kino can use the ffmpeg
decoder.
That's been done - IIRC Guido Guenther provided ffmpeg enabled binaries at
http://honk.sigxcpu.org/linux-ppc/debian ...
cc:ed so he
On Thu, 2007-01-04 at 19:46 +0100, Herman Robak wrote:
DV video playback in Kino is unusably slow on Debian Sid for PowerPC.
I get only 1-2 frames per second on a Mac mini, whereas Mplayer and
Vlc both give smooth playback.
This is because libdv is broken for big-endian systems, and not
On Jan 2, 2007, at 4:41 AM, Dean Hamstead wrote:
i don't know the details of the argument, though i am disappointed
that
the leadership has not appropriately resolved the situation. but i
think
it can be safely said that computer skills != leadership skills.
Indeed.
This is a
Rick, what kind of ATI card does your G3 have? The 3400 should have
some
sort of rage64 or even older type.
lspci -nn gives me:
ATI Technologies Inc 3D Rage I/II 215GT [Mach64 GT] (rev 9a)
So that's a rage64 covered by atyfb ...
Can you tweak some driver parameters (mclk and pll
Another test: compile a kernel with nothing but the bare minimum of
drivers (no ethernet, no disk, just ramdisk and keyboard) to see if
that
also shows screen corruption.
Michael
I also see this when I boot with video=atyfb but it goes away if I
boot with video=ofonly. This is
You can see some of the characters are corrupted - there are three
columns of this corruption down the screen, flickering like there's
some data flowing through the pixels in those characters, even when
it sits there waiting for the root file system.
Sounds like the kernel is using
1) has anyone ran or heard of running debian
on the *original* g3 powerbook, aka 3500/kanga ?
(any version, say at least 2.2 kernel/potato or later)
The 3400 used to work well. Oldworld, so you'll need MacOS and BootX.
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i am not sure what else to try:
a) install fresh and set up for quick or/and for
static network to link in from another machine
(is ssh in default install ??) or can i serial line in
??
IIRC the 3400 had a serial line so you should be able to direct
kernel debug messages out there. Or,
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On Thu, 21 Dec 2006, Yves-Alexis Perez wrote:
Hi,
I would like
Maybe the nvidia card isn't able to be put to sleep. In any case you may
want to try pbbuttonsd (or lighter, pmud).
Both of these require functional kernel sleep support - the kernel will
tell you if it cannot sleep.
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Booting with BootX into the 2.6.18-3 kernel that the etch upgrade
installed gives a slightly corrupted display that initially does what
it should, but when it gets to working on the root filesystem, just
sits there waiting. The screen looks like this at the point it fails:
dmesg -- http://deserved.servegame.org/serial.txt
Anybody have any ideas on how to fix this? Thanks.
It seems to be as simple as to create that file:
mknod /dev/console c 5 1
I strongly doubt that:
pivot_root: No such file or directory
/Kernel panic: Attempted to kill init!
s
I see. Is the installer smart enough to pull packages from more than one
archive?
Yes. During build time it looks for local udebs which will be included in the
cd-image.
That's not what I was asking - during run (install) time, there is no way
to pull udebs off the net then, I gather?
On Thursday 30 November 2006 15:49, you wrote:
That's not what I was asking - during run (install) time, there is no way
to pull udebs off the net then, I gather?
If you use your own mirror and modify that, you can. It's even explained in
the d-i developer documentation how to do this, as
Same here. This is on an iBook.
Also here is on an iBook g4 last generation.
I can't exactly tell when it occurs.
For me always when I try to use the computer without charge.
Definitely not right after booting but rather later when the iBook
goes on battery and back on AC.
You guys
I'm pretty sure the decision to disable autoboot on shutdown was a design
decision. If you want a shutdown followed by automatic powerup, you should
have used reboot.
Except on power failures...
On power failures, the system won't have a regular shutdown, usually. So
the server mode flag
(contemplating to switch to ubuntu finally, as the Debian development
process now appears to be broken by design at least as it relates to
powerpc)
Oh, ubuntu is not better, Well, Colin Watson is handling the port, which is
fine, but they also left bug reports from me molder in their
Yes, it's disabled if you do a shutdown tho.
They would be cool if that could be a parameter to be passed to the
kernel in the configuration of Yaboot.
I'm pretty sure the decision to disable autoboot on shutdown was a design
decision. If you want a shutdown followed by automatic powerup,
I think this is the same as my problem. I've been watching this weird
behaviour, and it seems the mouse/cursor sometimes gets stuck in a
particular dialog or area of a window, and doesn't follow me when I go
to a new window or program, etc. Going back to the previous window and
right-clicking
Hi fellow debian-powerpc users,
Once more, some influent folk in the debian-boot team, who didn't even want to
be named, is trying to stop me from working on powerpc d-i.
Frans requested uploads of 2.6.18-3 .udeb packages, and so i did it, but the
package was rejected.
I would be very
Frans requested uploads of 2.6.18-3 .udeb packages, and so i did it, but
the
package was rejected.
I would be very interested to learn why the upload was rejected. AFAIK, a
reason must be given.
The only reason was :
reject as requested by debian-boot
Someone should be in
The only reason was :
reject as requested by debian-boot
Someone should be in the position to explain the reasons for this.
Well, it was not Ganneff, or at least he told me so, i don't know more from
the ftp-masters.
Frans has said that he requested the reject because i am not
On an older 2.6.11.9 kernel I can use my eth0 port but on my newer 2.6.17.11
kernel I have not been able to use eth0 and get this error.
sungem.c:v0.98 8/24/03 David S. Miller (davem@redhat.com)
PHY ID: 1410cc1, addr: 0
eth0: Sun GEM (PCI) 10/100/1000BaseT Ethernet 00:0d:93:35:91:44
eth0:
Why not put it into the powerpc-utils package then? As far as I
Because Michael Schmitz thinks it is a bad idea, and doesn't really believe in
group maintenance ?
Sven, I've largely kept silent at your innuendo, but I think it's time to
speak plainly again.
This is nothing about me
Ideally, the kernel should send up the same codes as a PC keyboard.
It doesn't always do that - that's why I asked for someone to collect the
ADB init messages. More precisely, we need those together with the xkb
model that works right for a particular machine. Maybe the ISO keyboards
Now there is one question left: what is the standard model?
In the terminoology of xkb-data 0.8-12exp1, is this macintosh_old2
or macintosh? I would say the former, since these are the same keycodes
as with PC keyboards, but I would be glad if someone could confirm.
Oh, one more
keyboards). The kernel should detect this and always generate the same
PC-style keycodes, but fails to do so in some cases. I think the
keyboard type can be deferred from
dmesg|grep 'adb devices'
but I forget how exactly.
dmesg|grep -A 10 'adb devices'
shows the whole set of kernel ADB
[... most interesting discussion of xkb workings snipped ...]
In unstable, there are 2 models: macintosh and macintosh_old.
The latter is for older kernels, and should probably be renamed into
macintosh_adb for clarity reasons.
Please pick another name - macintosh_old is strictly for ADB Macs
I prepared a new version of the muscle package, which was sponsored at
at the beginning of august and fixed a ftbfs bug on ppc.
However, the buildd did not attempt to build the package. Can an admin
re-enable the autobuilding of muscle? (try injecting steroids in the
motherboard ;)
I am running an old G4/400 with a usb keyboard for testing reason
with the current kernel (2.6.17.11 from kernel.org). I do not know
when it happend but I am not able to switch to a virtual terminal
anymore.
If I remember right , I could switch with (CTRL+Option+F1) to vt1
with kernel
Maybe this is because there are so few powerpc porters left in debian ? Or
those who used to be porters got interests in something else, leaving only
me,
which kind of burned out earlier this year ?
I'm not talking about d-i. Someone's obviously taking care of the
autobuilders etc.,
Once upon a time, this list was actually used for its purpose as
declared on
http://lists.debian.org/ports.html
Just for the history record, what was the name of that particular
list? :)
Must have been debian-powerpc... for general powerpc topics, we used to
have c.o.l.powerpc -
BootX supports initrd...
... as long as it's named 'ramdisk' or some such, IIRC.
Michael
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Yes!!! The problem was apparently the module. I commented the module
out of /etc/modules from a live CD and then booted into the system. I
was able to login and update the system to the latest packages and
kernel in Breezy. I now have a more or less functioning system to
boot into!
The
Same thing - work in progress IIRC. BenH and Johannes Berg are the names
that come to mind here.
I don't really have any relation to the thermal control code. :)
I know that - but you did rise to the challenge nicely WRT sound. Thermal
is Ben's turf, and the archive should have some clues
Does anyone know if there are plans for linux to support SSA (Serial
Storage Archetecture), or is it already invisibly there as a low-level
SCSI driver? I can get external SSA arays cheaper than I can get the
mounts for internal SCSI drives for my H50.
There is no SSA support - someone needs
Ouch... looks bad... looks like memory corruption to me.
I'll try to boil it down to a reasonable test case - in fact, leaving
samba out of the init scripts it boots fine, and I can hammer it with MOL
and OO.org. until close to OOM. Ater the system boot has completed, I can
start
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macsense aerocard (intersil4) pcmcia + bus card install.
openbox+gnustep(well some of it ...), gtkmm, ...
I have a 3400 in a drawer, I'll give it a spin asap with recent kernels.
On the topic of boot panics: I just noticed cold
On the topic of boot panics: I just noticed cold booting 2.6.17 (pulled
Tuesday) panics somewhere during knfsd or samba startup. The oops does end
up in the log so it does not seem fatal
2.6.17-rc5 does boot fine under the same circumstances.
Ouch... looks bad... looks like memory
ALERT! /dev/hda6 does not exist. Dropping to shell!
That's more interesting... is it loading the IDE driver ? Is it finding
your partitions ?
Might be different ordering of SATA/regular IDE drive in the installer vs.
installed system?
Michael
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I'm unable to make the keyboard backlight working :(
the module i2c-dev is loaded but not used by anyone...
Did you installed pbbuttonsd (or kblevel, see a previous thread on this
list) ?
ops, yes, I forgot to write.. I have the latest pbbuttonsd release (and it
works for all except
the module i2c-dev is loaded but not used by anyone...
You might need i2c-powermac, too.
I have it too, but, as i2c-dev, the modules is not used :(
I also made /dev/i2c-4 (as I found somewhere in the web), but the keyboard
backlight still does't work...
IIRC limiting the i2c bus scan to
I've extracted the keyboard illumination code from pbbuttonsd for my
own use. I post it here in case it may be useful to others.
IIRC there's been lmud to do the very same thing.
Michael
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The command is : mount /dev/hda2/ /new_dir
And the output is : mount /dev/hda2/ /new_dir failed. No such file or
directory
try a mkdir /new_dir ?
Or /dev/hda2 instead of /dev/hda2/ ??
Michael
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You seem intent on doing it the interesting way, though.
Isn't the interesting way of doing things usually the most fun? I
Right, that's why I bothered to install dpkg-cross, read the man pages and
README.Debian files and tinkered a bit with it to see how it would work
out.
mean,
a try to report a bug via mail against the package yaboot,
which is orphaned, shows no success.
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That's spohr.debian.org - either the BTS is borked, or someone left a
i want to cross compile Mozilla Web-browser for Power PC on a Linux
Machine. please tell me the Procedure and the Packages available.
Since you're no longer specifically mentioning RedHat, I assume you have
installed yourself a Debian system. So there ...
First thing you'll need is a cross
If you get no output, you have no layout-id property. If you do get
What are the plans for machines without layout-id, like the 5,2 model?
Will there be any alsa/aoa support at some point?
There will be, but let's get the ones with layout-id first since
snd-powermac should work on the
speeds? The code path on the 7447A models appears to have a settle delay
of 1 ms after the feature call (which boils down to an OUTB, basically),
another 0.1 ms after the low_choose_7447a_dfs call which shouldn't take
very long either. Am I missing something, Ben?
I'm being over
$ more /proc/fb
0 ATI Radeon Lf
0 OFfb ATY,264LTP
1 OFfb ATY,264LTP
Might be the LCD is actually on the second one?
Michael
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Maybe this helps:
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-462417.html
Yes, it does.
JoseJX write there that ondemand and conservative cannot be used
on 7xx/74xx processors because of the time required to switch speeds.
The reason seems to be a rather conservative assumption on the latency
Anyway, you can achieve the overlay setting as a radeon driver option in
xorg.conf.
This has been removed in favour of the Xv adaptor port attribute.
Oops. What a shame the videoadapter section in xorg.conf is still
undocumented.
I'll go package the xvattr binary, then.
Michael
I've tried both apmd and pmud (with pmud-utils), although the later
complained about being installed on a desktop machine.
Which it is, if I'm not mistaken. The message is a warning only: if you
know what you`re doing, you can go ahead and use pmud. On an old 15 flat
panel iMac, I had no luck
BTW: Is there a reason why xvattr is not packaged in Debian?
Nobody's done it? :) It's in Guido Guenther's repository though.
There was some disagreement as to which package this should be added to,
IIRC.
Anyway, you can achieve the overlay setting as a radeon driver option in
xorg.conf.
On Thu, May 04, 2006 at 03:24:25PM +0200, Bin Zhang wrote:
I have /dev/adb and /proc/sys/dev/mac_hid.
I think it's a kernel config problem.
Yes, it looks like it, I somehow did miss to configure:
CONFIG_INPUT_ADBHID=y
CONFIG_MAC_EMUMOUSEBTN=y
Please note that
It looks like the evbug module is loaded, which is designed to do
exactly this. Just unload the module.
Is it possible to prevent the module to be loaded at boot ?
alias evbug off ??
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My problem with rc2 and rc3 are that /dev/adb
and /proc/sys/dev/mac_hid do not exits anymore
and pbbuttons cannot cope with this.
So the non-existence of both /dev/adb and /proc/sys/dev/mac_hid: Is
this a bug, or have these missing devices been replaced by others we
should know about?
No. I don't see why his posting here should be something development
*only* related. The patch obviously can be *used* and tested. I'm glad
he posted it here: IINM it's a ppc patch, and I have good use for it
for my self-compiled kernels .. :)
The argument is that even that doesn't
Once you have that, how do you get for example 2.6.16 out of it? I
assume you can get all previous 2.6 versions this way, right?
No. I would guess that's not possible. Actually I would rather see it
as a waste of resources, because if someone needs an older 2.6 version
he or she might
Nope, something like 'dont send mouse clicks when the user taps the
touchpad'. Ignoring events while typing we can already do in user space.
Figuring out if the mouse button was hit, or just the surface of the pad
is something only the kernel driver can handle.
That ought to be easy to
Right ... is there a ioctl available from the appletouch driver, so this
functionality can be added to trackpad?
No. What precisely would you be looking for? Something like 'ignore all
events now' and 'send events again'?
Nope, something like 'dont send mouse clicks when the user taps the
someone tried to do that a while back and I've provided that person
with a test binary to try out a particular solution. Haven't heard back
yet.
If there is something to try and test I am really willing to do that. I
can also read the code and change a few things, but I'm not so
In osX we got the opportunity to turn on the Ignore accidental input.
Is there a similar option in linux. The random input from the pad itself can
be pretty annoying.
You can use mouseemu to ignore trackpad input while typing.
Or you can use the aptly named trackpad binary from
i've tried 2.6.17-rc2 and it runs fine, but I don't have sound at the
moment. (/proc/asound/cards says no soundcard)
Seems to be a side effect of some i2c stuff, investigating if ben's
patches fix it.
There's been patches floating around that EXPORT_SYMBOL() the address of
the mach_powerpc
Or you can use the aptly named trackpad binary from powerpc-utils.
That wont work cuz of the usb trackpad.
Right ... is there a ioctl available from the appletouch driver, so this
functionality can be added to trackpad?
Michael
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Try to set the correct device for the DVD drive - hda is your hard disk,
the DVD ought to be on hdc then.
He want to read a AVI or MPG from the Hardisk!
I figured.
But choosen the wrong menu (File = Open Medium = Volume)
instead of (File = Open File)
That's even possible for a mounted
Commenting out the -ENODEV return gives me working sound; didn't I mention
that?
There is a proper patch in paulus tree.. it's basically the patch I
posted with an extern declaration at the beginning of the macro before
the EXPORT_SYMBOL.
Yep, I got that right; just wanted to report that
I try to compile this file[1] on my ppc sarge. But I get some linking
errors with some functions (outb,...). This program compiles fine on
x86. I suspect problems in asm/io.h.
It's not portably written. Unless you absolutely need to access the device
via the IO aperture, just map the
I want to know if there's some way of changing the controls so that
when you have a button down (CTRL, ALT etc.) and click the mouse you
get the contextual menu up.
There is a patch:
http://geekounet.org/patches/#linux-2.4.19-ctrl_click.patch
Yes, it is as bit old... would be nice, if
arch/powerpc/platforms/powermac/setup.c:721: error: 'mach_powermac'
undeclared here (not in a function)
arch/powerpc/platforms/powermac/setup.c:721: warning: type defaults to
'int' in declaration of 'mach_powermac'
make[2]: *** [arch/powerpc/platforms/powermac/setup.o] Error 1
Hey michael, i realize that, thats the strange part. I can set the path
and it makes no differance. also that happens when i'm trying to play
an avi file thats on my hardrive. In fact i get that when i try to play
any media files at all with it.
Doesn't happen for me here - I've only tried
Here a trace at boot from the sound driver :
I think that bug happens if the sound driver loads before i2c-powermac.
i2c-keywest is still request-module()d in 2.6.17-rc1, FWIW.
Regarding other sound breakage with 2.6.17-rc1, I traced that to
machine_is(powermac)
returning zero in
Based on a quick check I'd say it did - the ambient light sensor works
again with the unhacked pbbuttonsd. I'll have to boot an old 2.6.16
to compare yet. Thanks!
Michael
Does not seem to be able to test the patch till after easter, but will do.
But I'm not sure we're talkin bout
can someone confirm, that mouseemu 0.15-2 is broken with kernel = 2.6.16? I
had it successfully running with 2.6.15.4 and switched to the 2.6.16 series
to get Airport Extreme support (1). Now mouseemu stopped working.
Should not happen - the changes that went into -3 fixed rather long
standing
Specifically to Sven I was wondering if anyone was still having trouble
compiling the MOL module in Etch. It took trial and error for me all
day, (and about twelve different HowTo's) but I finally got the modules
done. The reason I ask Sven is because I read your name on one of the
messages
On Thu, 2006-04-13 at 16:14 +0200, Michael Schmitz wrote:
I disabled the automatic light dimmer within pbbuttonsd, that fixed the
problem with my PB.
On a maybe related note: I found that pbbuttonsd doesn't correctly
discover the i2c device for the keyboard illumination anymore
VLC media player 0.8.4a Janus
libdvdnav: Using dvdnav version 0.1.9 from http://dvd.sf.net
libdvdread: Encrypted DVD support unavailable.
libdvdread: Attempting to use device /dev/hda14 mounted on / for CSS
authentication
Try to set the correct device for the DVD drive - hda is your hard
On a maybe related note: I found that pbbuttonsd doesn't correctly
discover the i2c device for the keyboard illumination anymore. That's with
2.6.16. Maybe something similar happened in your case.
Does that fix it ?
Based on a quick check I'd say it did - the ambient light sensor works
Actually, I think the problem is that the code linux is using to turn
on nap mode is not guaranteed to put the processor in nap mode by the
time the blr in ppc6xx_idle occurs.
Thanks, Becky.
This patch fixes it for me. Comments, anyone?
Works for me :-)
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I disabled the automatic light dimmer within pbbuttonsd, that fixed the
problem with my PB.
On a maybe related note: I found that pbbuttonsd doesn't correctly
discover the i2c device for the keyboard illumination anymore. That's with
2.6.16. Maybe something similar happened in your case.
Jeremiah Benham wrote:
I want to know if there is a way to update the date or system time to
the hardware time when waking up from suspend to disk?
I use the hibernate-script package to control suspend to disk. It sets the
system clock after resume. I tried it only with pbbuttons and it's
Even more bizarre: if I get the old arch/ppc default_idle() from the
attic, and call that in cpu_idle() instead of ppc_md.power_save(), it just
works.
Thanks. It works for me.
Now I get another new problem, I lose the sound:
You should have noticed errors when building the sound
From my quick tests here (I'm travelling, so no much time), it looks
like it's dying on the first msleep() (either radeonfb or whatever else
if you play with driver order), which makes me strongly suspect the idle
loop changes. I'll try to fix that when I'm back next week unless paulus
On Apr 06 2006, Michael Schmitz wrote:
Well, 2.6.17 not booting seems well established now. What you can do
to track down the cause is called 'git bisection'. Google should have
a few instructions on that.
Hummm, this is strange, since I just grabbed the .17-rc1 patch,
recompiled
I see the same hang on my PowerBook 5,9 (17 G4 HR). Note that I don't
run Debian, but I thought I'd help out.
The patch has a bit too much changes behind it to do a simple revert.
Please add the later commit from Paulus on top of this one (ff2e6d7427...)
and try that one (may be
From my quick tests here (I'm travelling, so no much time), it looks
like it's dying on the first msleep() (either radeonfb or whatever else
if you play with driver order), which makes me strongly suspect the idle
loop changes. I'll try to fix that when I'm back next week unless paulus
beats
From my quick tests here (I'm travelling, so no much time), it looks
like it's dying on the first msleep() (either radeonfb or whatever else
if you play with driver order), which makes me strongly suspect the idle
loop changes. I'll try to fix that when I'm back next week unless paulus
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