Re: 2.2.17, usb, and G4

2000-09-20 Thread Ethan Benson
On Wed, Sep 20, 2000 at 08:51:07AM -0700, Harold G. Stevenson wrote: > > Is this true for G3's also? if you need to use USB then you must get the 2.3 USB backport. 2.2 USB is a widely known joke. its worthless, iirc the config help section for it says DON'T USE THIS, ITS CRAP! ;-) if

XView bug/PPC machines available for developers?

2000-09-20 Thread Martin Buck
Has anybody tried any XView-based application on powerpc recently (for example the ones from xview-clients)? I received a report that any XView application on powerpc crashes immediately on startup in copy_va_to_av(). XView probably does a few weird things with varargs there. Is there anything spe

Re: using 2 scsi drives on different buses in a 7600/120

2000-09-20 Thread Peter Abrahamsen
On Wed, Sep 20, 2000 at 12:05:20PM -0500, Matthew M Carroll wrote: > I have 2 scsi drives in my 7600/120 under Mac OS I can see both drives but > when I boot into linux I can only see one of the drives? I have tried > linux-ppc, yellow dog and debian. I would like to use debian because its > my dis

Installing Debian on a 7200 w/ SCSI

2000-09-20 Thread Sean Coyle
HELP! I am currently working with Debian (Potato) to try and install on an old-world 7200 PCI machine. After a few hours, I have been able boot into Linux and partition the drive; however, when I try and format and mount the partitions, the SCSI drive (/dev/sda) sometimes falls off the select

using 2 scsi drives on different buses in a 7600/120

2000-09-20 Thread Matthew M Carroll
I have 2 scsi drives in my 7600/120 under Mac OS I can see both drives but when I boot into linux I can only see one of the drives? I have tried linux-ppc, yellow dog and debian. I would like to use debian because its my dist of choice. Any ideas or help would be appreciated. the drives are a Fujit

Re: XFree 4.0.1 phase2v7 on Powermac 7600/132 /chaos/control

2000-09-20 Thread Daniel Jacobowitz
On Wed, Sep 20, 2000 at 05:38:33PM +0200, Michel Dänzer wrote: > Frederic Seraphine wrote: > > > > Don't bother. It's the fbdevhw module getting the mem offset of the > > > framebuffer wrong. > > > > Ok, any fix pending ? > > Yep, I've got something with the help of the almighty Geert Uytterhuev

Re: 2.2.17, usb, and G4

2000-09-20 Thread Michael Schmitz
> Is this true for G3's also? > > > > Stock 2.2.17 (and earlier) don't include the USB backport from 2.3 which > > is required for PPC. Use one of the PPC kernel source archives. I haven't tried but I can't think of a reason why G4 machines would behave different from G3 ones WRT USB.

Re: 2.2.17, usb, and G4

2000-09-20 Thread Harold G. Stevenson
Is this true for G3's also? Harold On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, Michael Schmitz wrote: > > I'm trying to build a kernel from stock source to see if > > it can be done, and managed to boot one that worked well except > > for usb support. All usb devices were unresponsive, but I > > Stock 2.2.1

Re: XFree 4.0.1 phase2v7 on Powermac 7600/132 /chaos/control

2000-09-20 Thread Michel Dänzer
Frederic Seraphine wrote: > > Don't bother. It's the fbdevhw module getting the mem offset of the > > framebuffer wrong. > > Ok, any fix pending ? Yep, I've got something with the help of the almighty Geert Uytterhueven, I hope to cook it up and submit it to XFree86 soon, Branden should I CC: yo

Re: XFree 4.0.1 phase2v7 on Powermac 7600/132 /chaos/control

2000-09-20 Thread Frederic Seraphine
> > Don't bother. It's the fbdevhw module getting the mem offset of the > framebuffer wrong. Ok, any fix pending ? -- Frédéric Séraphine Tel: 476 61 53 85 - Fax: 476 61 52 07 INRIA Rhon

Re: XFree 4.0.1 phase2v7 on Powermac 7600/132 /chaos/control

2000-09-20 Thread Michel Dänzer
Frederic Seraphine wrote: > > > Frederic Seraphine wrote: > > > > > > A___B BA___ > > > | | || > > > | | || > > > D___C

Re: XFree 4.0.1 phase2v7 on Powermac 7600/132 /chaos/control

2000-09-20 Thread Frederic Seraphine
> Frederic Seraphine wrote: > > > > A___B BA___ > > | | || > > | | || > > D___C CD___ > > > >

Re: Motorola Starmax 3000/180, RTL 8139/8029, and a /big/ quandary

2000-09-20 Thread Adam C Powell IV
Geert Uytterhoeven wrote: > The RTL8029 is a PCI NE2000 clone. `modprobe ne2k-pci' should work. Hooray, it worked!! Thank you very much! I'm getting solid 650 MB/s through it, which may be limited by my hub; but that's a good bit more than the cable modem will give me so it's all I need. Thi

Re: XFree 4.0.1 phase2v7 on Powermac 7600/132 /chaos/control

2000-09-20 Thread Michel Dänzer
Frederic Seraphine wrote: > The only glitche I encountered in the installation was the it didn't > de-install xserver-fbdev_3.3.6 and didn't install xserver-xfree86_4.0.1_0pha > se2v7. But that was simple to correct once detected. I think that can't be done automatically as the new libraries work

XFree 4.0.1 phase2v7 on Powermac 7600/132 /chaos/control

2000-09-20 Thread Frederic Seraphine
Hi again, I followed Michel's advice and installed nearly flawlessly the XFree 4.0.1 phase2 .debs (it was v7 at the time I tried it). The only glitche I encountered in the installation was the it didn't de-install xserver-fbdev_3.3.6 and didn't install xserver-xfree86_4.0.1_0pha se2v7. But that

Re: 2.2.17, usb, and G4

2000-09-20 Thread Michael Schmitz
> I'm trying to build a kernel from stock source to see if > it can be done, and managed to boot one that worked well except > for usb support. All usb devices were unresponsive, but I Stock 2.2.17 (and earlier) don't include the USB backport from 2.3 which is required for PPC. Use one of the PPC