Is it possible that you have some application running
under XFree86?
(if an application gets stuck in a loop where
it is constantly allocating X resources, this
might explain the behaviour)
Klaus Kettner wrote:
Am Mon, 4 Jul 2005 13:13:15 +0200 schrieb Sylvain Joyeux:
memstat PID -> process m
ben machine
did you get the minimac yet?
i just want to express more hero worship at this point in the hope
that it will motivate you to write more great code so i can continue
to be free of x86's and be super geeky
im sure one day ill be able to release some code that will help
someone, but for no
when stating a 'dramatic performance increase', it would
be very helpful to have at least some quantitative idea on how much
faster the system really gets.
bye,
Philipp Kaeser
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Dear Mauro,
Dear Dean,
please have a look here:
http://www.caliburn.nl/topposting.html
[other resources may apply as well]
bye
Philipp Käser
[PS: No, I am not taking this too serious. It is just that you
managed a fourfold top-post, which I have not seen here in a
lng time :) ]
Mauro wrote:
s
hej dean,
i think the ram upgrade to 512mb would be appropriate.
everything else seems unusable / trivial
thoughts?
/me agrees.
the mini-mini, but with 512m ram.
I'd be happy to provide a g5 to ben, if we get enough
donations, but the $$-numbers don't look very promising,
here.
Then again, ben may
hej dean,
can you confirm that, $100 ?
> [...]
count me in for another $50.
ooops, I should have known that my bad english is going
to cost me money someday :)) the term "another" was meant
"in addition to thoses other fellows that already
donated $50", not as in "here, and again, and there's
plent
hej,
count me in for another $50.
ideally it would be good if apple's store had some sort
of method of ordering and paying off. although they may
have figt vouchers (which would be the way to go). just
buy the gift voucher and send it to ben.
I did not see any voucher over at apples store, but you
hej,
I want to know where can I set up system-wide options if I intend to
install packages from source (and where do I find a list of available
options). Things like setting up the processor type and (possible)
optimizations.
[...]
Please have a look at the apt-build package.
there was also quit
Hej,
I have an Apple Cinema 23" display (brushed metal). Does anyone know the values for the horizontal
and vertical frecuency to enter into the xserver-xfree86 configuration for this monitor?
When X starts the screen goes black, as if it was turned off.
I don't know, but let me know if you ge
rg/www.gubbe.ch/linux/dev-cinema23.php
specifically, for 1920x1200 at 60Hz (the display reacts flexible
on different H and V frequencies):
# 1920x1200 @ 60Hz
Modeline "1920x1200" 193.156 1920 2048 2256 2592 1200 1201 1203 1242
+hsync +vsync
bye,
Philipp Kaeser
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Hej Barry,
OK, don't hate me for this, but I have a 20" Apple display that I
use with my 15" 1.25GHz Albook. Yaboot correctly appears on the display
when I power up the unit with the lid closed and the display plugged
in. I have even booted to the console, and it works fine, too.
I a
hej,
is there a way to use a usb-flash-drive on ibook and x86.
I got my stick mounted under x86/kernel2.6 as /dev/sda1
When i now want to mount it on the ibook, i have to use
fdisk and initialize a new partition map like this:
I have a similar problem.
I can mount a USB key under i386 with /de
k on x86 to create a partition
which should be accessible from everywhere.
bye
Philipp Kaeser
gv and don't show any font/letter in xpdf.
I guess that's some form of 'freedom of choice' :)
for printing in xpdf: there's a 'printer' button at the bottom;
it will print to a .ps file (which, btw, always looks great in
gv). this can be printed with lpr, as usual.
bye
Philipp Kaeser
ring "hasty"
typing (when moving my fingers with warp 9 or more :) ),
it feels more like the missed key-release event to me.
(I dunno, maybe even in the hardware layer?)
besides that, I'm not really a fan of 'coked' keyboard mode :)))
bye
Philipp Kaeser / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
re.
it seemed to me like the keyboard driver/interface sometimes
fails to regognize key release events and therefore just
emits a continuous stream of key press events.
bye
Philipp Kaeser / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
tion is: Do you think that there
> is any relation between the two messages.
probably not - the lpr executable is not part of the
kernel. do you have installed the lpr package?
bye
Philipp Kaeser / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
hello scott,
> I am trying to print to an Epson Color Stylus 740i via the printer/modem
> port. I am running Debian 3.0, 2.4.18 kernel, on a PowerBook G3 233MHz
> (1998 vintage). I have the entire CUPS system installed including the
> Ghostsript drivers. I have also scoured many news group s
Hello Aaron,
> When I type "cardctl insert", or when cardmgr
> is started on bootup, between the first beep and the second beep, I get:
> : panda:~# cardctl eject
> : tty00 unloaded
> : panda:~# cardctl insert
> : panda:~# isapnp: Scanning for PnP cards...
> : isapnp: No Plug & Play Device found
>
Hello Aaron,
> In http://www.gubbe.ch/linux/pb2400-pcmcia.php you say
> "modify /etc/pcmcia.conf". I don't have a pcmcia.conf file. Should
> I create one and add the values you recommend?
you might, but it won't be of any use, then :)
I guess you have the pcmcia-cs package installed; possibly
in the logs.
please let me know if you have been succesful; I'd like to update
the doc's on the site if necessary; I could also send you the
config-files, if required (... but that would require me
to boot the PB2400 and I have stowed it away somewhere...)
have fun, bye
Philipp Kaeser
end trying to "repair" the battery, as it is mainly
a chemical compound and the skills required are more in the
plastic molding / chemical compound department than in electronics
wiring.
have fun,
Philipp kaeser
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here worked
only with fully-charged battery and requires a couple of
"pcmciactrl reset 1" to shake it awake).
I have set up a 2400-experience page on
http://www.gubbe.ch/linux/pb2400.php
if you have further questions or hints on what might be troublesome
on the pb2400, please drop a
gularly, it would be needed to
execute it every time before shutdown.
in case you write such a script, please let me know - I'd need it too,
but am (was) too lazy to take care of it until now.
have fun,
Philipp Kaeser
or spanish :) )
it may not be that convenient to type, but it's a bit more portable
and does not depend on the font or terminal you're using.
bye
Philipp Kaeser
ince it got handled automagically by the framebuffer stuff.
but this might be different for you, then.
> Ps: Can I use the internet TCP/IP setting of my apple computer for
> setting up the debian network settings?
yes. if they're somewhat normal settings, at least :)
bye
Philipp Kaeser
ave experiences with that tool?
would it be a good idea(tm) to get it included with debian?
are there more sophisticated methods to have machine
booting up at a specified time (on a pmac7300) ?
bye
Philipp Kaeser
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pmacpow "site":
ftp://ppc.linux.or.jp/pub/users/t
ble.
as for other pci cards (network, ide controller, etc): some work,
some don't; the "supported hardware" list on linuxppc.org
is quite useful)
however, it should be possible to get your system with its current
config running - let's see what the others say :)
bye
Philipp Kaeser
lk.
I know somebody that used it with linux by parallel port."
also, at apple.com, there's some description on how to get
it running with windows using the serial interface.
thus, my plea for info on how to setup the serial port
still stands :)
(I'd also be interested in seeing othe
I suspect that either the serial interface of the
printer is broken or that I've mis-initialized the
serial port on the mac.
thus, if anyone has any clues on how to setup the serial
port (flow control, speed, whatever), has a working
printcap or anything, please help.
thanks, bye
Philipp Kaeser / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ng mklinux)
bye,
Philipp Kaeser
hej,
> > but I have other things on my mind rigth now -
> > like finding a browser that is not mozilla
> Tried konqueror yet?
I find "skipstone" is most intriguing... it's
mozilla-based, but does not come with such a
bloated interface.
you may find it in testing.
bye
Philipp KaeserMichel Dänze
serial output,
set the output variable as it's given in the docu and
try again :)
good luck, bye
Philipp Kaeser
is available at the
web (try google).
bye
Philipp Kaeser
hej,
> --
>
> (II) Module xaa: vendor= "The XFree86 Project"
> [...]
> (II) R128(0): Largest offscreen area available: 1024 x 1276
> PEXExtensionInit: Couldn't open default PEX font file Roman_M
> ...
> Could not init font p
hej,
> I'm trying to get 2.2r2 installed on a PowerBook 3400c. I wiped the
> disk & installed a minimal install of MacOS 8.1, leaving the rest of the
> disk unpartitioned for linux. I've read many, many snippets of
> information on installing, but no detailed instructions. And they all
> assume
Okay, I now have done some testing with more
kernels on both the Powerbook 2400 and another
Powermac 7300, to see where the boot problem lies.
I could not boot all kernels on the 7300 since
I haven't activated the matroxfb in my PB2400
compilation and did not want to recompile them.
Matrix looks
Also, did you try from X, from console, or
> both ?
I tried both on console and X, each by shutting
the lid and by entering "snooze" on cmd line.
Neither kernel blinks the led.
Well, I'll continue playing around a bit, then :)
have fun, bye
Philipp Kaeser
ght to see anything
d) kernel 2.2.17 (paulus, most recent I've been
using) produces a "DEFAULT CATCH" in quik, but
boots flawlessly from BootX 1.2.2.
I'd gladly help in debugging the snooze mode in
2.4 kernels; if anyone could give me a hint on
how to help with that... :)
thanks, bye
Philipp Kaeser / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
hej,
> Can you try out my current rsync tree ?
> (rsync from penguinppc.org::linux-2.4-benh)
> It may or may not help, but it's a starting
> point to figure out what's wrong.
well, it keeps going from bad to worse. I've tried
to get your tree running, then I tried customized
variants of bitkeepe
hiyo,
> Another interesting thing about the current implementation of sleep
> on the TiPB is that I noticed that the LCD screen is still on (i.e. I
> can see windows) even though the backlight goes off and the sleep
> light comes on. BTW, I did confirm that it works for me under X, as
> has been
o days to figure out that the .sit is actually
a packed file :) )
cya
Philipp Kaeser
;snooze". Works quite
well)
This also happens when running X, so no connection
to the Pismo-related discussion earlier.
When the HD is not active when going to snooze,
no problem. Awakening goes smooth.
Maybe somebody could also forward this to the
kernel maintainers?
Thanks, bye
Philipp kaeser / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
rm" use parameter
-d0 (do not activate IDE DMA).
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well, whatever. :)
bye
Philipp Kaeser / [EMAIL PROTECTED]
any init
scripts won't run (usually "could not load file ..." or
segmentation faults), your installation is seriously
broken. consider re-installing.
bye
Philipp Kaeser
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