I got it to compile by adding #include <dma.h> to the file that fails, but it had the keymap from hell (and I couldn't figure out which keymap that was). i386/qwerty/defmap was close and made the letters work, but other things were not right :-(
Also, Debian for some reason does not have /usr/include/linux a symlink into the kernel source (linux/include/linux). You'll also have to fix that for the kernel to build correctly. [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > I've got an iMac Rev. A running 2.2.13 -- I rsync'd the source from > samba.anu.edu.au -- the source is patched for the powermac. The samba > site has been closed and the source moved. The current powermac source > can now be rsync'd from linuxcare.com.au::linux-pmac-stable and is > currently at (I think) 2.2.14pre16 or something like that. I've got > the source, but I can't get it to compile because of usb driver > errors.
