hile
> installing jdk is quite easy, i don't see many benifits by using it.
Building a debian package allows apt-get to know you have a JRE/JDK
installed, and thus allows you to install debian packages that depend on
one.
To use it (IIRC): make-jpkg where filename is your
IBM*.ppc.tgz fil
the linux kernel, not debian-installer... Actually, it was
quite easy to understand looking at the subject, don't you think ? :-)
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en't tested anything yet though.
One thing that isn't at all clear to me right now is: are upstream
kernels now able to put an albook to sleep ?
Thanks BenH for all your hard work anyway :-)
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sue since you actually have sound
working. What output plugin are you using with xmms and/or bmp ?
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is here: http://ccache.samba.org/ftp/ppclinux/misc/lsprop), and
you'll find its output in the file attached.
Hope this helps,
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model"PowerBook5,2"
compatible "PowerBook5,2&qu
Le mercredi 27 octobre 2004 à 21:52 +0200, Sven Luther a écrit :
> On Tue, Oct 26, 2004 at 11:47:32AM +0200, Alain Perry wrote:
> > Le mardi 26 octobre 2004 à 10:39 +0200, Sven Luther a écrit :
> I am suspecting that this is a gonme 2.6 feature, or maybe something else
> such.
Wel
full on this though, so we are mostly alone on
> this.
If I can help you investigate the reasons for these differences, please
do not hesitate.
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..
But then I checked, and nowhere in its manpage is mentionned the
possibility of it displaying a "-8"...
Since I get the same value when running it, I'm getting curious...
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is to work. I believe the
backlit keyboard is supported on all powerbooks at the moment...
Hope this helps...
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27;t
remember if they were SIGILL...
I didn't yet try dashboard, but muine seems to run fine with the install
done with debian packages (powered by some dpkg-buildpackage where
needed...)
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t; I've previously used Mono on an x86 Debian box with no problems
Oddly enough, I have problems getting it to work on my x86 computer...
mcs works fine, but I can't run my mono app.
I haven't taken much time to investigate that for the moment anyways...
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g
it to develop a toy app, and notticed no PPC related problem so far.
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Le dim 04/07/2004 à 16:12, Vincent Hanquez a écrit :
> radeonfb is where there's the backlight control for ATI radeon card.
Thanks for that precision, and sorry about my mistake.
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2" says when you press one of them ? (garbage is good)
> I supposed this is due to my graphic cards (NVIDIA) which is not the
> same as yours.
I don't think the video card has anything to do with it.
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ttonsd.conf.
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# configdatei for PBButtonsd >= Version 0.5
# for complete list of options please see pbbuttonsd.conf man-page
# [SYSTEM]
#userallowed= "paranoid"; user who is allowed to use IPC
autorescan = no; automatic
it will work with my powerbook (NVIDIA chip)...
I'm interested into this. Is it supposed to work on a PowerBook5,2 ?
Should I try it ?
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ed in sid xfree packages and recent kernels. I
might be wrong though, and if I am, at least using dri-trunk-sid
packages (still from http://people.debian.org/~daenzer/) would probably
be better.
Hope this helps,
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selected stuff.
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tch that
I'm interested in this...
I couldn't get suspend to disk to work on my powerbook5,2...
Is this supposed to work ? Did I miss anything ?
I tried pmdisk after patching the kernel to add sleep capability, but
now, when the laptop goes to "sleep", the only thing I can do is to
switch it off and on...
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ll module-init-tools=3.0-pre1.4
instead of the "dpkg -i". You would still need to perform the command to
put in on hold though.
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> 3) I type lowercase "L" to boot into Linux
Can't you type "old" right after you type that single "L" ?
You should have this opportunity just before yaboot enters the second
stage (booting the default kernel)...
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used to.
Really no need to worry.
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ould tend to say yes.
What kernel version are you using ? Can you try a more recent one ?
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the one in the kernel for
the moment. There have been problems committing the patches, and the
prism54 team is trying to solve that issue).
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7;m using pbbuttonsd BTW.
Thanks again !
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6.7
I tested today and file transfer worked between my computer and a Dell.
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interface
> CHRP Apple Hydra Mac I/O I2C interface
>
> why we need I2C ? which options are required ?
I'm no specialist of I2C, but it is a bus to control and monitor some
pieces of hardware in your computer. Google should be your friend to
understand it. I'm not sure it's really needed, but it enables nice
things, like the keyboard backlight.
Hope this helps.
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ay have noticed, I am not very
familiar with cross-compilation, and as a matter of fact not familiar
with compilation at all (I usually only care about ./configure and
missing dependencies...).
Thanks for reading this.
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much time right now, but
I'll try to report as soon as possible.
Thanks,
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proper bug report...
Thanks,
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Hi list,
I recently compiled a 2.6.4 kernel from mainstream.
I first had compiled the radeonfb driver as a module, which turned out
to be a big mistake, so I compiled again, setting it as static.
Now, nearly everything is fine. However, I'm using a PB 15" and I can't
use the i2c devices anymore.
> - the compiler (gcc-3.3.3 is very unstable and is crashing with
> segfaults and assembly-error-messages very often).
> Is there anyone, who seen something similiar?
I had this problem when I was running a preemptible kernel compiled from
the benh tree. Preemptible on PPC seems to be strongly
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