I emailed Phase 5 (www.phase5.de) about possibly making CHRP motherboards
for the purpose of running Linux for PowePC and recieved a pleasant
response. Phase 5 is a well known maker of PPC accelerators for Macs and
Amigas.
Read it at http://www.corplinux.com/powerpenguin
> Perhaps it was too presumptuous of me, but after grabbing Paul's new
> kernel and getting sleep working, I wanted to see if I could access my
> battery using Batmon et. al. No luck.
>
> Any ideas why I don't have a '/dev/adb', but do have '/dev/adb-'?
cd /dev ; rm *- ; ./MAKEDEV adb
Perhaps it was too presumptuous of me, but after grabbing Paul's new
kernel and getting sleep working, I wanted to see if I could access my
battery using Batmon et. al. No luck.
Any ideas why I don't have a '/dev/adb', but do have '/dev/adb-'?
jas.
> "Benjamin" == Benjamin Herrenschmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Benjamin> I suggest you get Paul Mackerras stable tree via
Benjamin> rsync. You'll get the best possible kernel for this machine,
Benjamin> and since last week, your powerbook will be able to sleep
Benjamin> ;-) (with a couple
... the delay, yes. I tried that also.
A note on your comment on the ethernet. It is now perfectly
working with the new kernel 2.2.11.
Sergio
... I still have problems with it. I also tried seyon, just
to test the serial port. Both ttyS0 and ttyS1 are dead.
Again, the modem is perfectly working under MacOs.
I read somewhere that MacOs should redirect the sound
source to the internal modem, also in order to listen
the dialtones. I did
Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
>
> You need to give the modem a little tempo for it to power up before
> sending the various initialisation strings. This may be the cause of your
I use \d\d\n\d in chatscript before ATZ, as found in
http://www.loomer.com/linuxppc/ ...
I have a Wallstreet... just tr
My f150 has an IBM 602 in it! No porting plans so far, though...
} years, though. For just PowerPC alone, they are in Ford control modules
On Wed, Aug 18, 1999, Sergio Brandano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>The device is there, but still it does not work.
>I have an old script that was just fine with a
>previous version of pppd. Now things seem to be
>slightly different and the ppp daemon complaints
>for lack of dialtone. There is dia
... modem device on ttyS0
The device is there, but still it does not work.
I have an old script that was just fine with a
previous version of pppd. Now things seem to be
slightly different and the ppp daemon complaints
for lack of dialtone. There is dialtone, however.
I used pppconfig, but stil
On Wed, 18 Aug 1999, Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Matt Porter wrote:
> > > Oh, right, right! The PPC world doesn't revolve around Apple. :)
> >
> > Apple people do have the prestige of being extremely noisy about their PPC
> > systems for being such a _small_ part of the PPC
On Wed, Aug 18, 1999, Sergio Brandano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>what is the device for the modem?
>At boot time I have cobalt modem on tty00, but there is no
>such device in /dev. I made several attempts with ttyS1
>with no success. the device /dev/modem is not available
>as well. If you have yo
Hi,
what is the device for the modem?
At boot time I have cobalt modem on tty00, but there is no
such device in /dev. I made several attempts with ttyS1
with no success. the device /dev/modem is not available
as well. If you have your modem working, could you please
tell me which device are you u
On Tue, 17 Aug 1999, Matt Porter wrote:
> > Oh, right, right! The PPC world doesn't revolve around Apple. :)
>
> Apple people do have the prestige of being extremely noisy about their PPC
> systems for being such a _small_ part of the PPC chip market. The desktop
> folks have always been this wa
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