В письме от 30 декабря 2015 10:54:20 пользователь Brock Wittrock написал:
> Have you ruled out the possibility of a hardware issue either with your
> monitor, video card port(s), and video cable itself? Sometimes bent or
> missing pins on the video cables or loose connections can cause such
> prob
OK. The gui works after blacklisting NV and enabling nouveau. However, the
fans are now at full blast. I've tried the sudo modprobe i2c-powermac but
it doesn't seem to control the fans. The new logs are attached.
Thanks!
Aidan
On Thu, Dec 31, 2015, 9:43 AM Aidan Sciortino <2001flyingpig...@gmail.
On Thu, Dec 31, 2015 at 04:05:07PM +0100, Linux User #330250 wrote:
> I've got the same. It is the Original (2003) and "Late 2003".
> I had trouble installing Debian on my PowerMac7,2 as I wanted a 64-bit
> version. I now understand that you should use the regular PowerPC based
> distribution "powe
Thanks.
I've got the same. It is the Original (2003) and "Late 2003".
I had trouble installing Debian on my PowerMac7,2 as I wanted a 64-bit
version. I now understand that you should use the regular PowerPC based
distribution "powerpc", not "ppc64el" which is for POWER systems only.
My HDD just d
This is actually a powermac 7,2 not a 9,1. I'm going to install that
kernel later.
Thanks for the advice
Aidan Sciortino
On Thu, Dec 31, 2015, 4:16 AM Linux User #330250
wrote:
> Sorry to interrupt…
>
> I always thought that the 1.8 GHz Late 2004 model (PowerMac9,1) was the
> only Power Mac G
Sorry to interrupt…
I always thought that the 1.8 GHz Late 2004 model (PowerMac9,1) was the
only Power Mac G5 ever to use a SMU instead of a PMU. It is the one that
internally uses iMac technology (bus ration 3:1).
All other Power Mac G5 machines use a PMU. Including the last Late 2005
PCI-Expres
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