Re: "Can't locate module radeon" error as I seem to be missingradeon.o ?

2004-12-10 Thread Michael Lake
Hi all Solved my problem. My disk was full + I had an error in an .initrc file. It took me a while to realise that root could run X but not me and that led me to the solution. The bit about X complaing it could not locate the radeon driver led me astray for a full day ! cya -- Mike Lake Cav

"Can't locate module radeon" error as I seem to be missing radeon.o ?

2004-12-09 Thread Michael Lake
module but why would that suddenly fail when I hadn't changed kernels or other things? I can attach the X logs and my config file in case its an X prob but I presume that the problem is that the radeon driver can't be loaded. Mike -- Michael Lake Chemistry, Materials & Forens

"Can't locate module radeon" error as I seem to be missing radeon.o ?

2004-12-09 Thread Michael Lake
cted Dec 10 13:38:27 casteret kernel: radeonfb: Power Management enabled for Mobility chipsets Dec 10 13:38:27 casteret kernel: input0: Macintosh mouse button emulation Dec 10 13:38:27 casteret kernel: pty: 256 Unix98 ptys configured Mike -- Michael Lake Chemistry, Materials & Forensic Scie

Re: Where do I rsync down a 2.6 kernel with PPC patches applied ?

2004-01-05 Thread Michael Lake
Wolfgang Pfeiffer wrote: On Tue, 2004-01-06 at 00:55, Wolfgang Pfeiffer wrote: ___ The original tree is at bk://ppc.bkbits.net/linuxppc-2.5-benh. And there are rsync mirrors at source.mvista.com::linuxppc-2.5-benh and rsync.theorie.physik.uni-muenchen.de::linuxppc-2.5-be

Where do I rsync down a 2.6 kernel with PPC patches applied ?

2004-01-05 Thread Michael Lake
Hi all, I am a bit confused. I wanted to rsync down a 2.6 kernel with PPC patches applied for my Ti PowerBook. I am running benh-2.4.23 at present and want to upgrade. I have looked at: rsync.theorie.physik.uni-muenchen.de but it just has an apache welcome page and source.mvista.com has the 2

Re: Upgrade Mac OS X 10.2.8 stops 2.4.21-ben2

2003-10-06 Thread Michael Lake
Wolfgang Pfeiffer wrote: Hi all, This is just a warning message for those having a Mac OS X and Linux install on the same machine. Yesterday I installed the Mac OS X 10.2.8 upgrade to the machine above: After this, I couldn't boot again to my default kernel which at this time was 2.4.21-b

Re: Linux does not boot after a MacOSX upgrade

2003-09-30 Thread Michael Lake
Michel Dänzer wrote: > On Tue, 2003-09-30 at 06:47, Michael Lake wrote: >>2. reinstall Linux as a stock kernel 2.4.18 prior to the benh kernel >>2.4.20 did work. I choose the later as I really needed ny system up. > You could have kept your existing system with a different ker

Re: Linux does not boot after a MacOSX upgrade

2003-09-30 Thread Michael Lake
Hi all, This is a followup to tell you what I did. Thanks all for the suggestions on how to recover. In the end I just had to reinstall Debian. Mike Lake wrote: > I need a bit of guidance in getting a Ti PowerBook booting. > Today I allowed Apple to upgrade the OSX on my machine and now Linux >

Re: Linux does not boot after a MacOSX upgrade

2003-09-26 Thread Michael Lake
Chris Tillman wrote: > You can use one of the installer commands to get the CD mounted, then > switch to console 2 before completing or canceling the command. For > example, select 'Install kernel and modules', sleect CD-ROM. The Cd > will be mounted at /instmnt. Switch to the shell, do your thing,

Re: Linux does not boot after a MacOSX upgrade

2003-09-26 Thread Michael Lake
Michael Schmitz wrote: >>Hopefully someone will know why this "openpic exit" error is and how to >>fix it. > > The interrupt controller does get a spurious interrupt (apparently during > setup of the kernel interrupt handling) and the kernel bails out. Sounds > like OF got messed up somehow, did

Re: Linux does not boot after a MacOSX upgrade

2003-09-25 Thread Michael Lake
Michael Lake wrote: > I am trying to place the install24 kernel from CD1 onto my hard drive. > I have booted from CD1 and gone to a shell then mounted my hard drive as > /dev/hda11 and can copy to that but I cant find the install24 in the RAM > disk image. I know where install24 is o

Re: Linux does not boot after a MacOSX upgrade

2003-09-25 Thread Michael Lake
Michael Lake wrote: > 4. It was suggested I put on a backup kernel. I could do that as I can > mount and write to the device but I have no backup of the benh kernel > like what I have on hda11. The only kernel that does work is the > install24 one on CD1. > I know that I can't

Re: Linux does not boot after a MacOSX upgrade

2003-09-24 Thread Michael Lake
Michael Lake wrote: > Mike Lake wrote: > about his prob in booting after an OSX upgrade. Just a titbit. I dont think many Linux/OSX dual boot users at this time will have the probs I am having as the update that killed my Linux system is no longer available from Apple. It's been pu

Re: Linux does not boot after a MacOSX upgrade

2003-09-24 Thread Michael Lake
Mike Lake wrote: about his prob in booting after an OSX upgrade. > The first stage boot loader works and I get ... > boot: l<--- I hit X for MaxOSX and it works OK and into OSX >< I hit l or linux single and I get... > > second stage boot loader starts > Welcome to yaboot 1.3.6 >

Re: Linux does not boot after a MacOSX upgrade

2003-09-23 Thread Michael Lake
Chris Tillman wrote: >>>The best way is to execute in a chroot. First modify >>>/target/etc/yaboot.conf if needed. Then >>>chroot /target /bin/bash >>>mount -t proc proc /proc >>>ybin -v >>>exit Michael Lake wrote: >>OK I have bo

Re: Linux does not boot after a MacOSX upgrade

2003-09-23 Thread Michael Lake
Chris Tillman wrote: > On Tue, Sep 23, 2003 at 09:27:19PM +1000, Michael Lake wrote: >>ummm about reconfiguring yaboot?? How does one do that when you are in a >>shell from booting from an install CD? I have booted from a CD and have >>mounted my system with "mount /de

Re: Linux does not boot after a MacOSX upgrade

2003-09-23 Thread Michael Lake
Clive Menzies wrote: On my G4 I had trouble with the woody version of yaboot. Ethan Benson suggested using the latest verion from: http://penguinppc.org/projects/yaboot/doc/yaboot-howto.shtml I know you had it working before and this is not really an answer but it may get you there nonetheless.

Re: Linux does not boot after a MacOSX upgrade

2003-09-23 Thread Michael Lake
Ah ha ... I have got it booted from CD1 and now have a shell running. I came across a post to this newsgroup * Subject: Debian not booting after OSX (re)install. * From: Philippe Sainte-Marie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> * Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2003 17:17:55 +0200 "I just reinstalled my

How do I get F12 button to be mouse button 2 on a Ti Powerbook

2003-07-11 Thread Michael Lake
Hi all, I am trying to get F12 to emulate the middle (button 2) mouse button. A search of google groups shows one person asking this but no follow up. Here is what I do: 1. In a console i.e. no X I use showkey to get the key code and I get F8 = 66 F9 = 67 F10 = 68 F11 (show key does not show anyt

Upgrading from stable to testing

2003-02-13 Thread Michael Lake
Hi all, I am interested in upgrading from stable to testing but have a few qualms... well will it go OK as I spend quite some time getting Debian stable onto this machine. I am running Debian stabel on a Ti G4 PowerBook 667MHz with the radeon graphics chip. I am running the benh kernel and the dr

kbdrate hangs on TiPowerBook

2003-02-11 Thread Michael Lake
Hi all, When i try and set the keyboard rate with kbdrate it simply hangs i.e # kbdrate -r30 or kbdrate -r 30 It just waits and nothing happens The kbdrate I am using is from the console-tools package and I am using Debian stable on a Ti PowerBook. Google search and a search of debian didnt sh

What is pbuttonsd ?

2003-02-11 Thread Michael Lake
Jens Eickmeyer wrote: > I have a small problem with pbbuttonsd on my TiBook 867MHz: When pbbuttonsd is > started and I press the brightness-control-keys it prints the message > "keyboard: unknown scancode e0 4c" right to the console. If pbbuttonsd is not > started and I press the key it dims the di