Well, it's not magic. What interface is it using? (Psst -- it's the last
column.) Why is that configured and up? (Pssst -- see the
/etc/network/interfaces file.)
> Chad:
> > Having your powerbook use dhcp and request an ip address every time it's
> > booted/
x27;. Where's your default route?
Having your powerbook use dhcp and request an ip address every time it's
booted/resumed will make your life easier. Don't hard-code addresses (and
routes) -- get them from the environment and release them when going to
sleep.
not necessarily chip) abandoned it, and created another power
management system, using what Apple calls the PMU.
Remove the apm-related daemons and install 'pmud'.
For sound, I can't help. Anyone else?
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k on a Lombard.
deb http://people.debian.org/%e7branden/ woody/powerpc/
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hardware. It's _useful_ to be able to insert a few
discs _anywhere_ in your IO chain and not affect the naming of other
devices.
In the struggle between usefulness and blind inertia, usefulness wins in
the Linux world.
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I'm sorting out why I can't seem to get atalkd running. I recompiled
the kernel to support appletalk, but now I seem to have
run into a modules problem. On startup, modprobe complains:
"Note: /etc/modules.conf is more recent than /lib/modules/2.2.18pre21/
modules.dep"
This is indeed true because
Working away towards solving my Deskwriter printer problem I have
noticed the following message on start up:
msdos printer modprobe: can't locate printer module
Strangely, this line is not recorded in the syslog or display with
dmesg.
Anyway, maybe this is the cause of my problem getting my 750
filesystem is mounted read only and I cannot login, as root
> because it don't recognize password and with other users it come back
> to shell.
Use 'mount -o remount,rw /' .
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IC.
it may be an interrupt problem. 'cat /proc/interrupts'
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Versions 2.4.1 and .2 are broken for the PPC arch for pmac, it seems.
With for .3 -- I am.
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I wonder if some kind soul who's using kernel 2.2.x on a yabooted Lombard
could post a working X4 config file? I'm hoping that my problem is
ineptitude at writing a correct XF89Config-4 file.
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Feb 19 07:45:05 cahoots chat[12585]: abort on (NO ANSWER)
Feb 19 07:45:05 cahoots chat[12585]: send (AT&F1^M)
Feb 19 07:45:05 cahoots chat[12585]: expect (OK)
Anyone seen this?
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Chad:
> > But damn! it blanks and sleep(120)s and reboots like the first x4 did.
On Sat, Feb 10, 2001 at 05:42:38PM +0100, Michael Schmitz wrote:
> Lemme guess - still using BootX instead of yaboot?
Bt. Nice try, though. :)
I'm going to build it again, and make sure I ju
d soon.
But damn! it blanks and sleep(120)s and reboots like the first x4 did.
Has anyone here had any success with this?
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TP client written by RedHat. This replaces the dhcpcd
package.
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Has anyone tried booting on the new Titanium PowerBook? I'm wondering
how funky the hardware is.
I'm considering burning a CD and visiting retailers, if I can find any
with a demo model.
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orary files, but I don't know if network and
disk IO touch the /dev/random code.
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I am debugging some problems I am having setting up a ppp connection
between my home computer and my isp. I'm using Debian Woody, kernel
2.2.17 and pppd 2.3.11 on a PowerMac 7500. Checking out all
possibility and following a faqs instructions, I have tested the
command
setserial -a /dev/ttyS0
I'm trying to us minicom to debug a ppp connection, but I can't seem
to use the meta key inside minicom (in a console) to access its
options. Neither escape nor CTL or ALT work? Has anyone else
experienced this problem? How can I solve it?
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t; using the XFree 4's Framebuffer server and it is working so far. But
> instead of white it always shows a turkey like color. Does anybody know
> how to fix this?
At what color depth are you running? 16? If so, try 15 or 24.
Yum...turkey.
On Sun, Dec 03, 2000 at 09:42:57AM +0100, Ralf Stephan wrote:
> Hi,
> would it be possible to turn off a ruby iMac hd/monitor by
> using a kernel module for Powerbooks - which one?
Use 'setterm' for the console.
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's a patch in BTS for AXP that would solve our builds
if tweaked propely. I'm waiting for it to be applied.
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On Mon, Nov 06, 2000 at 01:44:45PM +0100, Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:
> On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Chad Miller wrote:
> > I suspect he means to set the bootloader (yaboot) to initialize those
> > values.
>
> But once you ran e.g. X, the problem may reappear.
That's true. I&#x
ourse, the kernel
should do all it can, but if the loader makes a tremendous difference
Does anyone have a yaboot'ing Lombard that _does_ have a nonblack cursor.
Does the ``happens sometimes'' mean that it doesn't happen sometimes?
It's awfully hard to code this way.
-softcursor.txt, with no change in
behavior, which surprised me.
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#x27;s
simply not yet uploaded.
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rhaps
backgrounding the parallelizeable commands will help with speed.
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xt framebuffer console. I wish
it were speedier.
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but if it could possibly wake up faster,
> it'd
> be nice to have.
Golly. My Lombard wakes in ~0.75 seconds. How slow is slow?
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> I am beginning to long for the days of slow but trusty MkLinux!
Too wierd. How's the temperature inside your case? Overheating causes
spurious problems w/ CPU, memory (main and video card).
Even if it's cold, have you tried a memory tester? I hear SGI's is nice.
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ine, and the maintainer
left it open waiting for feedback (which I haven't given him :( ), so
if the newer version works for you, please send him a message.
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Why isn't there an Xpmac .deb, even in contrib or non-free? It seems
'alien' might become a main+essential package, according to advice
around here, wrt Xpmac.
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out. The dmasound mixer_ioctl is sufficiently borken
to crash my box.
Now, to finish figuring it out, and actually solve it...
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S. of A.) .
I can play .au, and I can play mp3 with 'mpg123', but 'mp3blaster'
tickles a null-pointer deref in the kernel, and does The Big Ugly. The
Oops looks funny (maybe 'cause I'm accustomed to IA32 and AXP), and I want
to see if it's my hardware.
n), so you might try that. This
might superficially work-around our problem, but I'd love to use that 400M
as swap. I can warm-boot after that using yaboot (the video doesn't have
quite the same behavior) but it appears to be fine.
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the correct partition.
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for me with my
> kensington turbo mouse. Might want to put it in /etc/rc.boot, if it works.
Aiiigh! It deleted /etc and mailed itself to every address in my .muttrc !
Kidding. Still, source?
Love You,
chad
a full fortnight.
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info (I'll compile
mine) on what options BootX should have for initial booting (and it might
vary, by machine).
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full headers) to me. Grassy.
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