O.K., I am a little embarrased to admit it but I just
remove the all important /bin directory. Am I simply
screwed? Do I need to do a clean install? If not,
how do I re-install the missing apps?
Any advice would be GREATLY appreciated.
THANKS,
wcrowshaw
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Matt Brubeck wrote:
> >> Can we get a powerpc Debian developer to do this and make an NMU, or
> >> could the autobuilder's maintainer cause it to rebuild vim-gtk?
>
> > The right way to do this is to mail the bug telling the maintainer to
> > add libgtk1.2-dev to Build-Depends, then the next versi
On Wed, Mar 28, 2001 at 12:11:36AM +0200 or thereabouts, Andre Berger wrote:
> Those keycodes are mapped to my keypad-enter (btn2) and the power button
I never managed to use that keypad-enter for mouse-button emulation,
and I don't think I tried with the power button. This left me with very
littl
Andre Berger wrote:
> #/etc/sysctl.conf
> dev.mac_hid.mouse_button2_keycode = 76
> dev.mac_hid.mouse_button3_keycode = 127
> dev.mac_hid.mouse_button_emulation = 1
>
> (and rebooted; /proc/sys/dev/mac_hid/mouse* are set to these values)
>
> Those keycodes are mapped to my keypad-enter (btn2) and t
"Bastien Nocera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> Here goes the quick instructions:
>
> mkdir pmac-benh
> cd pmac-benh
> rsync -avrz --delete penguinppc.org::linux-2.4-benh .
Thanks. Right after I sent the email, I found that it *had* been added
to the linux-pmac-stable, but I really didn'
Hi,
"Jason E. Stewart" wrote:
>
> "Bastien Nocera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > You can find experimental (although it worked very fine for me)
> > support in BenH's latest tree (check penguinppc.org for instructions
> > on getting the kernel).
> >
> > AFAIK, sleep works on Pismo (BenH and
* Patrice LaFlamme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 20010327 22:36 +0100:
> On Mon, Feb 12, 2001 at 02:57:00AM +0100 or thereabouts, Andre Berger wrote:
> > I've updated my potato system (PB3400) to kernel 2.2.19pre17-pmac from
> > proposed updates, which uses the new input layer mod
"Bastien Nocera" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You can find experimental (although it worked very fine for me)
> support in BenH's latest tree (check penguinppc.org for instructions
> on getting the kernel).
>
> AFAIK, sleep works on Pismo (BenH and tigert reported success) and iMac
> (I tested t
On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, Phillip Strauss wrote:
> Well yesterday I thought I'd try installing Yellow Dog Linux to see if maybe
> this was a error specific to the Debian distribution. The only responses I
> got yesterday were from people with the same problem but no idea what it is.
> Well I wasn't ab
Michael D Sobotta wrote:
>
> On Mon, 26 Mar 2001, Patrice LaFlamme wrote:
>
> > Wee, another slightly broken package :)
> >
> > kde-designer depends on libqt2.2-dev
> >
> > but libqt2.2-dev actually installs as libqt-dev, hence kde-designer can't
> > install.
> >
> > (I don't use kde anyways, jus
[My apologies for the obscenely broad crosspost, but I think you'll
understand the reason why.]
XFree86 4.0.2-12 for i386 has been uploaded to auric's incoming. (Yes, I
built it against libc6 2.2.2-2, not 2.2.2-3 or later.)
It is my intention for this to be my last release in the 4.0.2 series.
On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 05:46:28PM +0100, Gordon Dykes wrote:
> running e2fsk (+some options) while it fixed an error it did not help.
> I have started making backups and am prepared to re-install debian.
>
> Any last ideas before i do this?
run a mknod command to create /dev/hda as a symlink to
>> Can we get a powerpc Debian developer to do this and make an NMU, or
>> could the autobuilder's maintainer cause it to rebuild vim-gtk?
> The right way to do this is to mail the bug telling the maintainer to
> add libgtk1.2-dev to Build-Depends, then the next version will be
> autobuilt properl
On Mon, Feb 12, 2001 at 02:57:00AM +0100 or thereabouts, Andre Berger wrote:
> I've updated my potato system (PB3400) to kernel 2.2.19pre17-pmac from
> proposed updates, which uses the new input layer model. I've changed
> mouse type and device successfully, the mouse works in X and the
> consoles,
>> I think I know why the TiPB dies. Looks like the kernel doesn't properly
>> recognize the 7410 CPU as having an L2 cache, and so we don't properly
>> flush it & invalidate it. (We don't catch the altivec neither). I'm
>> working on a fix.
>
>Do you regard sleep support on Pismo and the Ti suffic
running e2fsk (+some options) while it fixed an error it did not help.
I have started making backups and am prepared to re-install debian.
Any last ideas before i do this?
before re-mounting it as read/write again, make sure you
did a "e2fsck /dev/".
looks like the filesystem got somewhat cor
Well yesterday I thought I'd try installing Yellow Dog Linux to see if maybe
this was a error specific to the Debian distribution. The only responses I
got yesterday were from people with the same problem but no idea what it is.
Well I wasn't able to get Yellow Dog to boot. I didn't spend much ti
> >> Will this also work by just closing the lid, or will I have to tweak the
> >> pwrctl script for that?
> >
> >AFAIR pmud doesn't actually shut down the Pismo when the lid is closed.
> >The tweaks to the pwrctl script were solely to prevent output or log
> >messages. What you can remove from pwr
>> I just successfully put this Pismo to sleep with snooze and woke it up with
>> the space bar. :)
>>
>> Will this also work by just closing the lid, or will I have to tweak the
>> pwrctl script for that?
>
>AFAIR pmud doesn't actually shut down the Pismo when the lid is closed.
>The tweaks to the
I've updated my potato system (PB3400) to kernel 2.2.19pre17-pmac from
proposed updates, which uses the new input layer model. I've changed
mouse type and device successfully, the mouse works in X and the
consoles, with gpm. The only thing not solved: Mouse button emulation. I
used to boot with "ad
> > I'll certainly give this a whirl, I definately want sleep support.
>
> I just successfully put this Pismo to sleep with snooze and woke it up with
> the space bar. :)
>
> Will this also work by just closing the lid, or will I have to tweak the
> pwrctl script for that?
AFAIR pmud doesn't actua
Title: Re: Print Problem with
Deskwriter...
W. Crowshaw wrote:
I'm trying to get my HP 600 Deskwriter
printer working with my PowerPC 7500.
I've followed the instructions on the FAQ-O-Matic, but I haven't
got
it to work. I had to modify the instruction somewhat because
they
are out-of-date and
Hi all,
I've an ibook orange (300 Mh), with
00:10.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc 3D Rage L Mobility
AGP 2x (rev 64), and debian potato.
I want upgrade to woody, but I don't know if Xfree4 suport my video card.
Tnx
--
ciao, Franco
"Ci hanno insegnato la meraviglia verso la
I'm trying to get my HP 600 Deskwriter printer working with my PowerPC 7500.
I've followed the instructions on the FAQ-O-Matic, but I haven't got
it to work. I had to modify the instruction somewhat because they
are out-of-date and because i am using Debian with kernel 2.2.18pre21.
Here's what I
Matt Brubeck wrote:
> > I worked around it by doing an "apt-get --compile source vim" and
> > installing the appropriate generated .deb.
>
> Can we get a powerpc Debian developer to do this and make an NMU, or could
> the autobuilder's maintainer cause it to rebuild vim-gtk?
The right way to do t
Hi!
I am the happy owner of an Apple PowerBook G4 (the "TiBook"). Happy not
only because of the nice piece of hardware, but also because after 5 days
of struggle I have finally succeeded in making it run Debian Sid complete
with X11 :-)
I am tweaking a few .deb packages and compiling varius kerne
> > After playing around with my now triple booting (debian/osx/classic) PBG4
> > for a couple hours, and discovering that
> >=20
> > a) osx was slow b) airport was broken c) classic was broken
>
> there is a technote regarding classic, you must first copy it to the
> macos partition, run it from
>as for slowness my testing of the beta showed HFS+ to be 10 times
>slower then UFS. a simple chmod on a single file was instant on UFS
>but took nearly 5 seconds on HFS+
Hmmm... Well, all I can tell is you that switching from UFS to HFS+ on my
system amazingly improved responsiveness. My origin
On Mon, Mar 26, 2001 at 10:54:04PM -0800, Wilhelm *Rafial* Fitzpatrick wrote:
> After playing around with my now triple booting (debian/osx/classic) PBG4
> for a couple hours, and discovering that
>
> a) osx was slow b) airport was broken c) classic was broken
there is a technote regarding classi
After playing around with my now triple booting (debian/osx/classic) PBG4
for a couple hours, and discovering that
a) osx was slow b) airport was broken c) classic was broken
I reinstalled OSX formatting the partition to HFS+, instead of UFS as it
had bit.
OSX runs about twice as fast now, airpo
Hi,
That's a well known problem for which you can find a solution in the
archives:
sleep is not supported on Core99 machines. Well, was not.
You can find experimental (although it worked very fine for me) support
in BenH's latest tree (check penguinppc.org for instructions on getting
the kernel).
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