I'm trying to get my StarMax 4400 (OF 2.02) to like yaboot. Simply can't
get it to work. Since it is not a "New World" Mac 90% of the
documentation is not quite right.
Brian Macy
I have replaced an intel laptop with a new PowerBook (USB & Firewire).
I used to use minicom to to communicate with an embedded system and wish
to do the same with my PowerBook. The problem is that the PowerBook
does not have an RS232 port.
I assume there is something that will convert USB to RS23
On Mon, Jun 05, 2000 at 02:06:36PM -0600, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am trying to boot an iBook with a bootable Debian PowerPC CD (image
> date 5-30-00). When the CD stars, the yaboot message comes up fine. Then
> as the operating systems starts to come up (at about where I think the
> installati
On 5 Jun, this message from Benjamin Herrenschmidt echoed through cyberspace:
(about XF4)
> Did you use my patch or did you fix the r128 driver yourself ? Also, did
> you already submit the patch to xfree ? (I didn't submit mine yet, I was
> planning to do so once I've fixed the PLL/BIOS probe)
On Mon, Jun 5, 2000, Michel Dänzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>The other important thing is support for the latest PowerBooks in the r128
>driver.
Did you use my patch or did you fix the r128 driver yourself ? Also, did
you already submit the patch to xfree ? (I didn't submit mine yet, I was
plan
I am trying to boot an iBook with a bootable Debian PowerPC CD (image
date 5-30-00). When the CD stars, the yaboot message comes up fine. Then
as the operating systems starts to come up (at about where I think the
installation screen should come up), the screen freaks out with black
and blue vertic
Hey all
The URL and filenames have changed a bit:
http://n.ethz.ch/student/daenzerm/download/XFree86/
This is 4.0b .
Good news for the Permedia2 people: DGA support is here. It's not tested
though...
The other important thing is support for the latest PowerBooks in the r128
driver.
Miche
I can't make linux boot
from IDE disk usign QUIK bootloader.
I need to know what is the
OpenFirmware device path for internal IDE disk on a 604e based PPC
clone.
On Mon, Jun 05, 2000 at 11:08:15AM +0400, Mikhail Provoroff wrote:
> After configuring OF boot-device by nvsetenv ppc don't want start at all
> (black screen and nothing alse).
> How can i fix this problem?
well this could mean several things:
1) your boot-device is wrong in which case OpenFirmw
After configuring OF boot-device by nvsetenv
ppc don't want start at all (black screen and nothing alse).
How can i fix this
problem?
After configuring OF boot-device by nvsetenv
ppc don't want start at all (black screen and nothing alse).
How can i fix this problem?
On Sun, Jun 04, 2000 at 10:32:24PM -0700, Chris Baker wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I have a powercenter 132 (essentially a 7200), acting as my
> firewall/mailserver, which I finally upgraded to potato from linuxppc
> R5. I had no end of problems getting openfirmware booting working
> back when I insta
Hello all,
I have a powercenter 132 (essentially a 7200), acting as my
firewall/mailserver, which I finally upgraded to potato from linuxppc
R5. I had no end of problems getting openfirmware booting working
back when I installed R4 on that machine (the keyboard and video
drivers don't work in OF)
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