--- simon raven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On sam, 2004-04-17 at 12:07 -0700, gm c wrote:
> > I have a g3 powerbook firewire. I have been configuring kernels
> (not
> > the deb way though) with out problems on stable. I am trying an
> > unstable install and want to use a 2.4.x and 2.6.x kernel.
Hi fellow Debianers,
This is my first post to the list. I switched to Debian from Fedora about 2
months ago on my x86 box and just couldn't be happier -- what a joy to use
debian with apt-get after Fedora with RPM hell.
So now of course, I'm ready to wipe Yellow Dog off my TiBook and get Debia
hey syl
i just saw the pictures of "ALF" simply marvelous ! He's a cutie. Not only do I not have a boy friend, I don't even have a pet oh poor me ! LOL talk to you soon love, Anthony
On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 16:50, James Duncan wrote:
> Whenever I resume from sleep on my iBook, I get the folloing error
> message. I am running Debian unstable with pbbuttonsd & powernowd. I
> have searched the archives but can't see anyone with a similar problem.
> Any help would be *very* wel
Ashesh Datta wrote:
I suspect Mr David Pye is living in the past, still hankering for Britain's
long lost colonies, but he should harbour no such hope about Iraq (Churchill
tried that in the 1920's but had to give up despite gassing the Shiites in
the South and putting hapless Indian troops on th
Whenever I resume from sleep on my iBook, I get the folloing error
message. I am running Debian unstable with pbbuttonsd & powernowd. I
have searched the archives but can't see anyone with a similar problem.
Any help would be *very* welcome.
radeonfb: suspending to state: 2...
radeonfb: swi
On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 21:23, Christian Jaeger wrote:
> At 23:54 Uhr +0200 19.04.2004, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> >On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 14:54, Christian Jaeger wrote:
> > > (BTW kernels 2.6 are less responsive on this laptop than 2.4 was, and
> >> there's a strange slowness in line-buffered output to
on 18/4/04 1:46 pm, David Pye at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> b) This is an English list, so writing in English would be appreciated.
I suspect Mr David Pye is living in the past, still hankering for Britain's
long lost colonies, but he should harbour no such hope about Iraq (Churchill
tried that i
At 23:54 Uhr +0200 19.04.2004, Michel Dänzer wrote:
On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 14:54, Christian Jaeger wrote:
> (BTW kernels 2.6 are less responsive on this laptop than 2.4 was, and
there's a strange slowness in line-buffered output to gnome-terminals,
do you see this too?)
Yes, see Soeren Sonne
Hi everyone,
Thanks for all the help on getting 2.6.5 running, I feel I'm close.
No more white screenss, and the kernel starts up fine.
But it can't recognize the ext3 filesystems I use for /usr and
/var. All important partitions on this system run off of two disk
drives attached to an Adaptec 29
On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 14:54, Christian Jaeger wrote:
>
> (BTW kernels 2.6 are less responsive on this laptop than 2.4 was, and
> there's a strange slowness in line-buffered output to gnome-terminals,
> do you see this too?)
Yes, see Soeren Sonnenburg's posts about his.
--
Earthling Michel Dä
On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 14:31, Lucas Moulin wrote:
> Le Mon, Apr 19, 2004 at 12:24:11AM +0200, Michel Dänzer a écrit :
> >> So you're getting this message too ?
> >
> >No, my user account has permission to access /dev/pmu.
>
> How did you do that ? Added your user to some group or modified the
> p
On Mon, 2004-04-19 at 08:01, Matthias Grimm wrote:
> Are two modes (minimum power consumption, maximum performance) enough or
> do we need an additional custom mode? Makes such a mode sense? Will it be
> used
> by the user?
1. maximum performance
2. low power consumption (but usable!)
3. quiet
At 19:17 Uhr +0200 19.04.2004, Christian Jaeger wrote:
- another time, suspension worked but it took a long time in the
"waiting phase" between writing processes to disk and writing the
rest to disk (as far as I understand that). It took about a minute
just waiting iirc. Then it finished. Resum
Hi again
I went a bit on the Internet to find the solution to my Mozilla problem
(it works for Firefox too) : I just needed to go in the Preferences,
Advanced, Keyboard Navigation, and to turn off the "Find as you type"
option. However, my main problem with Gnome is still there : each time
I
Hm, sadly it's not that stable yet: there are at least three ways it
can break currently:
(- processes can't be stopped: that's the known "problem" with swsusp
I've read about, someone seems to have worked out a scheme to find
out the hierarchy of system calls to stop the processes in the righ
Hi,
I have Mozilla 1.5.3 running with Gnome 2.4 on a Linux kernel 2.4.25.
While the clicking doesn't show any problem, as soon as I try to type a
URL, Mozilla freezes and doesn't want to quit unless I force it. I
tried to uninstall and reinstall it, but the problem remains, and with
Firefox t
At 15:51 Uhr +0200 19.04.2004, Michael Schmitz wrote:
Nope, pmdisk doesn't need exclusive access to the first swap partition,
just enough space to save kernel state (during suspend, all user processes
are frozen and swapped out, so memory used by processes doesn't count
here).
Ah, this means, u
> At 11:07 Uhr +0200 19.04.2004, Michael Schmitz wrote:
> >mol will work, and the key to avoiding swap collision is swap priorities
> >(as I've explained before). pmdisk uses the first swap partition, so you
> >need to make sure the second swap partition has the higher priority.
>
> Ok, but I guess
> Are two modes (minimum power consumption, maximum performance) enough or
> do we need an additional custom mode? Makes such a mode sense? Will it be
> used by the user?
powernowd does a good job at regulating powerconsumption/performance based on
system load.. Think thats a nice solution.
Sor
At 11:07 Uhr +0200 19.04.2004, Michael Schmitz wrote:
mol will work, and the key to avoiding swap collision is swap priorities
(as I've explained before). pmdisk uses the first swap partition, so you
need to make sure the second swap partition has the higher priority.
Ok, but I guess if the sum
Le Mon, Apr 19, 2004 at 12:24:11AM +0200, Michel Dänzer a écrit :
>> So you're getting this message too ?
>
>No, my user account has permission to access /dev/pmu.
How did you do that ? Added your user to some group or modified the
permissions ?
>
>> Is there any way to tell acme code to not sho
Hi,
Today I would ask for opinions and ideas about the future of pbbuttonsd's
script interface. To become more flexible and maybe share development and
infrastructure with other powermanagement systems (like apmd) for sure the
script environment and maybe the interface must be reformed.
I have
>
> ) and so just did echo -n disk > /sys/power/state (with X running). It
> worked, and came back again and restored everything fine, except for one
> or two things:
>
> - sound broke: clicking on wmmixer made everything (at least X, mouse
> movements) freeze for about 2 seconds each time. xmms sa
> > that everytime I log in GNOME, I get a dialog box saying : "permissions
> > on /dev/pmu are broken". Permissions are set as follows :
> >
> > $ ls -l /dev/pmu
> > crw---1 root root 10, 154 2004-04-14 16:48 /dev/pmu
> >
> > I'm using GNOME up-to-date, kernel 2.4.25-ben1, gdm to
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Hi all,
I've never been able to set up alsa on my laptop (pb G4 alu 15") but I
really want it now as I'd like to make some music (edit waves, mp3,
midi, etc)...
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo modprobe snd-powermac
FATAL: Error inserting snd_powermac \
(/lib/modules/2.6.5-rc3-ben0/kernel/sound/ppc/snd
On Sun, Apr 18, 2004 at 07:18:36PM -0700, Scott McMahan wrote:
> After sub-partitioning the partition I left for
> debian, I got an error message about No NewWorld boot
> partition was found even though partition 2 was set up
> as one. A drop into the shell to manually run
> mac-fdisk on /dev/scsi
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