I tried the "sonic" kernel and it panics right after sonic loads
Will be waiting for a new version.
Carlos
On 2006/04/03, at 22:32, Tobias Netzel wrote:
The Sonic driver will not work.
It does only support 32 bit cards and the onboard one in the PB500
is only 16 bit.
The support for the 16
The Sonic driver will not work.
It does only support 32 bit cards and the onboard one in the PB500 is
only 16 bit.
The support for the 16 bit cards has to be reimplemented - it got lost
in the kernel repositories somehow.
I'll give it a try.
Tobias
Am 03.04.2006 um 23:11 schrieb Carlos Cas
That is a good idea.
I will try the new kernel and report asap.
Carlos
On 2006/04/03, at 20:29, Tobias Netzel wrote:
Sounds really good!
I think I will simply replace "1400/2300/5300" by "NuBus".
Perhaps I will add the exact model to the procfs entries.
I just finished porting the Sonic driv
Sounds really good!
I think I will simply replace "1400/2300/5300" by "NuBus".
Perhaps I will add the exact model to the procfs entries.
I just finished porting the Sonic driver!
The sources make the impression that the PB5x0 is supported.
You can find the "Mach Kernel" in the same place as the la
The keyboard trick works.
Hard disk is detected properly
One little stupid thing
when pmu loads it prints:
PMU driver 2 initialized for PowerBook 1400/2300/5300, firmware: 05
Is it time to include the 500PPC also?
Still trying to download debian, will report when I have more info
Thanks
Carlos
Hi Carlos,
good to hear!
In order to be able to configure the keyboard you have to do the keyboard
detection three or maybe more times.
You will then be prompted to choose the keyboard type; select USB keyboard.
Never choose mac keyboard!
Is the hard disk detected properly?
(If you don't know; t
Has there been any progress toward a 2.6 kernel that can be booted by Cd as the
ones we are now using?
Vito
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To Daniel and to all who read this, shortly after reading Tobias and Daniel's
earlier emails, I gave up , gave in, and searched on ebay to find a serial
cable and an adapter for the pb1400 serial port to work with my Tungsten C. I
found both with shipping included for arround $15.00 US dollars
Hi Tobias,
Success!!!
It boots and gets to the installer.
Aparently no problems. Except the debian intaller can detect the
keyboard (the keyboard works bvut the installer says that it can't
detect it) and I used the arguments you sent me
Good work. I think you can add a machine to the suppo
Daniel:
You must be correct with Tobias, but I never conceed this point, as I have
decided to go to my death daring to dream the impossible dream, and also never
to use spell-check in any of my emails!
Regards,
Vito
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