i've taken out the hard disk from my old ibook g3 and i'd like to be able to
read it from my new macbook (amd64).
Your MacBook runs on AMD64? How could that be possible?
Lawrence
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hi lists:
I would be grateful if you can share your expertise on the kernel
upgrade of Debian PPC on Apple iBook.
I'm trying to upgrade the kernel from the default 2.6.8 to the latest
(from kernel.org), and I followed the drill using make-kpkg. However,
after the compilation began (i.e.: after "
hi list:
I hope this is not off-topic.
My girlfriend's Fujitsu Lifebook broke (North Bridge burned) so I'm
now in posess of the two 256 M RAM chips. I'm wondering if they'll run
on an iBook G3 (late 2001) with Debian Sarge?
I've heard that some Apple laptops are very picky about RAMs, and
incom
> Personally, I use xmms with Blackbox on my Linux running PowerMacs, and
I don't get any clicks or pops. Do you have both desktop environments
installed (KDE and Gnome)? Or did you delete Gnome when you switched
to KDE?
No I didn't delete Gnome. Xmms doesn't work for me, in KDE it can't
; doesn't help.
Lawrence
On 01/08/06, Dean Hamstead <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
alsa or oss emulated output?
Dean
On Tue, August 1, 2006 4:19 pm, Lawrence Li wrote:
> hi list:
>
> I've recently switched to KDE from Gnome on my iBook G3 with Debian
> Sarge, so far I&
hi list:
I've recently switched to KDE from Gnome on my iBook G3 with Debian
Sarge, so far I'm happy with KDE, except for one thing.
I use amaroK to play audio files, during the playback, some clicks and
pops turn up periodically, sometimes weak and sometimes quite loud.
This also happens when I
oh what a jerk I was: after a reboot, the sound is working! Thanks indeed!
Lawrence
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hi Ludovic:
Thanks for your reply. However...
1 - Have you loaded the kernel module of your sound card ?
-> Make a lsmod and if you don't see snd_powermac, load it:
modprobe snd_powermac
Yes, I do see snd_powermac.
2 - If you had loaded in user mode, maybe it is a probl
hi list:
My system is Debian Sarge / iBook G3, with the default kernel (2.6.8),
I don't seem to be able to get the audio driver working. The volume
control slider at the upper-right corner is currently being frozen,
i.e.: it stays at the bottom (zero volume) and it's not slidable. I
read somewher
hi all:
I'm trying to figure out how to use external display on my iBook G3
(late 2001) / Debian, so it's great to see this thread going on.
The display I have is an LG L194WT, which is sold only in Asia I
think. As the "W" in the model suggests, it's a widescreen LCD (16:9),
with a recommended
hi list:
I have Debian (Sarge) installed on an iBook G3 (White book), the
kernel is now 2.6.8, I downloaded 2.6.17.2 from kernel.org, would
anybody tell me how to upgrade?
The downloaded file is: patch-2.6.16.2, the content starts with these:
diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile
index 1700d3f..7b38
Why bother with any of that when you can install this?
http://packages.debian.org/testing/utils/unrar
Thanks for the tip, but when I tried to install it with "dpkg
--install ", it returned the following error msgs:
(Reading database ... 37263 files and directories currently installed.)
Unpac
hi list:
I was trying to use RAR to unzip an .rar file on Debian / iBook G3.
After downloading RAR and going through "./configure" >> "make" >>
"make install", RAR was in /usr/local/bin, but neither rar nor unrar
are executable. The error msg is:
bash: /usr/local/bin/rar: cannot execute binary
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