I've got a tibook 667 DVI, the latest X stuff seems to work as far as
sleeping goes. The trick is, you must disable DRI, which isn't a big
deal for me right now, I'll give up 3D accel so my machine doesn't crash
when somebody closes the lid. :) I know this isn't the final solution,
but at least
I've been meaning to post this for awhile - for the past few versions of
Michel's dri packages, I've been getting an:
'unresolved symbols in /lib/modules/2.4.20-ben5/kernel/drivers/char/drm/gamma.o'
DRI works fine for me, so I'm not sure if this is just an unsupported
thing or what, just thought
Warning - alsa's default config will install alsa into
/usr/lib, /usr/bin, and /share/includes by default, totally violating
debian's filesystem policy and making it a pain to migrate to a packaged
version, should it become available. I re-ran the ./config scripts to
combat this so it'd install
You're error message says it all:
Testing /dev/cdrom for SCSI interface
No generic SCSI device found to match CDROM device
Search the list archives for how to setup your scsi-generic and ide-scsi
devices properly.
-Brett
On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 07:36:14PM +0100, florian wrote:
Hmm, ok I after checking my kernel source, I guess I bungled the patch
somehow, I must have rsync'd after patching or something. Got it
working now, thanks!
-Brett
On Thu, Jan 16, 2003 at 10:02:00PM +0100, Michel D?nzer wrote:
On Mit, 2003-01-15 at 22:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I applied
I just installed 1G of ram into my 667Mhz tibook DVI. OSX sees it all,
however under linux, the free command only shows 77268 kB. Do I need to
set a kernel parameter or something? I'm running 2.4.20-ben1 (off the
rsync-tree)
-Brett
Try resetting the PRAM by holding Cmd-Option-P-R (I think) *before* you
hear the startup 'bong'. You should hear a second 'bong' if you pressed
them in time. If that doesn't work, try resetting your PMU by using a
paperclip to press the small button on the back by the USB ports.
-Brett
On Wed,
Has anybody gotten alsa rc6 to work on a tibook III? Specifically, I'm
trying to get usb-audio (for midi) and the powermac alsa driver. The
former won't even compile (2.4.20rc4-benh) and the latter compiles but
the driver plays sound at 2x speed when using xmms-alsa.
Just wondering if anybody
snip
but I've heard they'res some problems with the 7500 and sleep. Can
anyone comment?
It simply doesn't work yet, we don't have enough information on how to
put the chip to sleep and wake it up properly.
Ok, I'm going to setup an email address to collect petitions for ATI,
which
Has anybody gotten alsa to compile and or work on a powerbook DVI with a
recent benh rsync? I'm running 2.4.20, and I can't get it to even
compile. And yes I've deleted isapnp.h
-Brett
1) The Radeon Issue.
I found some information about people who got Xfree running with
the radeon driver, not only with fbdev (Its working with FBDev,
but KDE3 is sloow)
Is is possible? And how?
If it's *really* slow you're probably using the openfirmware frame
On Fri, Aug 23, 2002 at 12:30:13AM +0900, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all!
Moral dilemma for you all (kinda.)
Due to some bad foresight in partitioning, I've decided to repartition
my PowerBook G3 Firewire again, and re-install everything. My MacOS 9
and MacOS X 10.0 partitions are
I've got a TiBook DVI, benh's latest rc5 kernel.
CONFIG_FB=y, CONFIG_FB_RADEON=y, CONFIG_DRM_NEW=y, CONFIG_DRM_RADEON=y
Upgraded to the dri-trunk XFree86 and I ran into a few snags:
1. I'm getting unresolved symbols for the sis.o drm module; I'm assuming
this is because I didn't compile in the
Ooops, I totally forgot about that, I just checked it out on my
powerbook, and he's right - you have to play via CDDA only. I installed
xmms (bleeckh!) and xmms-cdread, and everything works pretty well.
-Brett
I missed the beginning, but you are aware that there's no audio
connection from the
Yeah, I'm running sid; the radeonfb is quite fast for 2D, it's accelerated.
I didn't care enough about the features begotten in X4.2 to bother installing
X by hand, I'm willing to wait for the packages.
Let me know if you get it working, though. :)
-Brett
On Fri, May 24, 2002 at 12:45:29PM
I've got X running on my new powerbook 667 DVI (with radeon M7). I'm
running the framebuffer; you'll need benh's latest kernel with
radeonfb compiled in enabled. I've only had my new powerbook a few
days, so this is pretty rough.
-Brett
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I just got my 667Mhz Powerbook DVI; I'll be installing sid on it
tonight. It's got similar video hardware to the previous generation
(ATI Radeon 7500) but I remember somebody saying I'd need to patch the
radeonfb code to handle the higher res screen (1280x960). Is it as
simple as changing a
Michel AFAIK it supports both chips, but I think the panel size
Michel is still hack^K^Krdcoded to 1152x768 on powerpc...
So what would it take to hardcode 1280x960?
-Brett
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Yup, the USB support is pretty good. I run a USB mouse and keyboard
just fine. Check the archives, somebody here said they were using a
usb-serial adapter minicom, so I'd imagine it's possible.
-Brett
Rory == Rory Campbell-Lange [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Rory I'd like to run gnokii,
mandb probably hasn't had a chance to index your manual pages yet.
-Brett
Lars == Lars D Noodén [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Lars Should the command apropos work 'out of the box'? I've
Lars recently done a fresh install of woody and get no hits when
Lars searching with apropos, even
This is more of a general linux question than a debian/ppc linux
question, you'll probably get a better answer posting to the
debian-user list.
I'll give you a hint though - try 'man 5 Xsession'.
-Brett
Gjermund == Gjermund Gusland Thorsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Gjermund My
I've got sid installed, and X working great on my 550Mhz powerbook G4,
however there's a few things that drive me crazy in X:
1. I've got the ctrl:nocaps option in my XConfig, and xkb enabled, but
the Capslock key simply does nothing (it doesn't work as caps lock
anymore, but the light still
Just curious, does anybody know if the Radeon 7500 Mobile in the new
G4 Powerbooks is supported by radeonfb? I know some other PC laptops
have already had this hardware. I couldn't find a definitive site for
radeonfb development with changelogs, etc.
Thanks,
-Brett
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Using the kernel packager:
man make-kpkg
by hand:
man patch
-Brett
John == John Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
John How does one apply a kernel-patch to an existing
John kernel-source. I downloaded/compiled/installed
John kernel-2.4.18 but only noticed after the fact the
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