hought it might be a bug with the build
> scripts.
> Can anyone give me any insight on how to resolve this? I'm running a Tibook
> IV
I had the same problem so I tried building 2.4.24-ben1. That built fine
so I suspect something might have happened to something in the source
tree such
hutdown from
Linux. To get around this, I created an initscript that executes the
proper command on boot. I figured that the only time I'll
intentionally shut the computer down is when I move it or reboot for a
new kernel. In those events, the box will go back into Server Mode
automatica
way, do each of the two
> chimes you hear sound like the normal boot chime?
Yes, two normal boot chimes without any pause between them. In fact
the first is even cut short a little by the start of the second.
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uot; rather than a "file server", but
> I haven't had the need to test this.
I should have read further down the thread before responding. This
does work for me. Is this something that is relatively permanent as
long as I don't echo the second string above?
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ng for the disk to spin down and plugging the power back in again.
There is a very unusual double chime when rebooting after running quik
from the Woody install floppies. Could there be any hardware
resetting going on at that point that would again disable the mac
server mode setting?
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openldap-runtime 1_3a1.2.12-1
> trying to overwrite ldapsearchprefs which is also in libldap2
[...]
Did you change stable to woody in your /etc/apt/sources.list?
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nds in /etc/network/interfaces as described
in the wireless-tools README.Debian file.
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OK response. I linked /dev/modem to /deb/ttyS0 and see that when
minicom is started, the macserial modules is loaded automatically. I'm
using kernel 2.4.14-ben0. If there is anything else I tell you, let me
know. I doubt this is significant but I aliased serial to off in
/etc/modutils/aliases.
d of using sid
> (unstable) doesn't work and causes the same problem (conflict happens with
> '/usr/share/man/man8/clock.8.gz'.)
>
I can't say its the best solution but what I did was:
cd /var/cache/apt/archives
dpkg -i --force-overwrite ./powerpc-utils_1.1.3-5_powerpc.deb
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Are saying that a G3 will never do DVD playback in Linux? Have you
seen the Mac OS X.1 DVD player?
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configure the AudioCD Reader plugin to "Read Digital CD Audio"
To play a CD in xmms, click the add file button and select the
/dev/cdrom device. Actually, I just noticed that xmms automatically
puts the tracks in the playlist when the CD is loaded.
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On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 02:21:14PM -0700, Nicolas Lopez wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 01:40:47PM -0700, Ron Golan wrote:
> > On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 08:51:07PM +0100, Bastien Nocera wrote:
> > >
> > [...]
> > >
> > > Read the mailing list arc
On Mon, Sep 24, 2001 at 08:51:07PM +0100, Bastien Nocera wrote:
>
[...]
>
> Read the mailing list archive, and look for the iBook2 sound driver.
> It's not in Ben's tree afaik.
It is now. Sound worked on my ibook2 as of 2.4.10-pre10 but the mixer
is still a problem
onf exists
not /etc/exim/exim.conf . Try making a /etc/exim directory and copying
/etc/exim.conf to /etc/exim/ and then running apt-get install.
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es getting Debian PowerPC installed, I have
been able to install it and using benh's kernel source tree, I was
able to get a lot working. My next goal is to get my X 4.1 to work
with DRI and r128.
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;DHCPInform from ..." in the logs. Either way the iBook just
sits there with the little earth flashing in the middle of the
screen.
Anyone know of any "hacked for iBook" Debian CDs? Other leads? One
idea is to install Yellow Dog Linux and then start the Debian install
from the previ
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