On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 08:43:24PM -0400, larrystot...@netscape.net wrote: > -----Original Message----- > From: Wolfram Sang <w...@the-dreams.de> > > Quoted from the opensuse-ppc mailing list > > >I'm Wolfram Sang, maintainer of the I2C subsystem of the Linux Kernel. I > >want to get rid of an ancient mechanism in the I2C core which was used in the > >2.4 era. There are only two users left; drivers for old Macintosh computers I > >don't have access to. So, I tried to emulate the behaviour on an ARM board > >and > >wrote a replacement for the old mechanism which works fine here. Now, I > >wonder > >if there are people willing to test these patches on the real thing? This > >would > >be much appreciated! > > I have a bunch of older macs but none currently has linux and/or a current > version of linux on them. > > What models do you need tested? Can you point me to a quick easy to install > distro? I usually use openSUSE but I think Fedora has a ppc port now as well. > > I only have 32bit macs. I have: > > iMac DV 400Mhz > PowerMac G4 Digital Audio 466Mhz > 2 - PowerMac G3 Blue & Whites (one with a G4 I THINK). > PowerMac 9600 > PowerMac 9500 > PowerMac 6500 > PowerMac 6400 > PowerMac G3 All In One Beige. > PowerBook G3 Wallstreet
Thank you for the offer! I am still in the process to find out which machines are "windtunnel" and which ones are "keywest". I thought this would be easy once I found some Mac owners, but seems I was wrong... I'll let you know if one of your machines could become useful. Thanks again, Wolfram
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