On Wed, 9 Mar 2005, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> On Thu, 2005-03-10 at 08:01 +1100, david wrote:
> > According to
> > http://www.zdnet.com.au/news/0,39023165,39183867,00.htm
> >
> > The ppc community looks like it has added some development muscle to its
> > linux component..
>
> This is ooold news..
I have a 7500 with a G3 upgrade card (Sonnet Crescendo G3/PCI 250Mhz 512K
cache) that I'm having trouble getting to boot w/ quik. I can run the
boot / root disks just fine, but after installing quik and rebooting the
system hangs. I've spent the better part of the day going through various
troub
I have a 7500 with a G3 upgrade card (Sonnet Crescendo G3/PCI 250Mhz 512K
cache) that I'm having trouble getting to boot w/ quik. I can run the
boot / root disks just fine, but after installing quik and rebooting the
system hangs. I've spent the better part of the day going through various
troub
On Sun, 16 Jan 2005, Dylan Beaudette wrote:
> I will try to get the planb driver working with a more modern kernel and
> report back here when i have some spare time. also -- i am pretty sure that
> the planb driver needs the i2c subsystem in order to function.
Well, I can confirm 2.4.27, I jus
On Sun, 16 Jan 2005, Dylan Beaudette wrote:
> I will try to get the planb driver working with a more modern kernel and
> report back here when i have some spare time. also -- i am pretty sure that
> the planb driver needs the i2c subsystem in order to function.
Well, I can confirm 2.4.27, I jus
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005, david wrote:
> success!
Egads! Now I'm feeling the pressure.
> after getting X to run locally I fired up xawtv without any options and
> saw pictures. Grabbed a few frames for posterity and made myself a cup
> of tea.
Looks like you shared a pict on your website! Awes
(I've cc'd v4l in case anyone has any info they'd like to add)
On Sun, 16 Jan 2005, Dylan Beaudette wrote:
> Well it has been a while since I have messed around with all of this... and
> it
> seems that the 'Ben' -series PPC kernel tree is no longer maintained...
FWIW, I have a 2.4.20 Ben ser
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005, david wrote:
> success!
Egads! Now I'm feeling the pressure.
> after getting X to run locally I fired up xawtv without any options and
> saw pictures. Grabbed a few frames for posterity and made myself a cup
> of tea.
Looks like you shared a pict on your website! Awes
(I've cc'd v4l in case anyone has any info they'd like to add)
On Sun, 16 Jan 2005, Dylan Beaudette wrote:
> Well it has been a while since I have messed around with all of this... and
> it
> seems that the 'Ben' -series PPC kernel tree is no longer maintained...
FWIW, I have a 2.4.20 Ben ser
On Sun, 16 Jan 2005, david wrote:
> Some progress with planb perhaps..
Unfortunately no, you're seeing what I've been seeing.
> i generated a 2.4.19 kernel from debian sources and enabled the planb
> module. dmesg seems to report this is ok but the xawtv side seems to
> remain problematic.
On Sun, 16 Jan 2005, david wrote:
> Some progress with planb perhaps..
Unfortunately no, you're seeing what I've been seeing.
> i generated a 2.4.19 kernel from debian sources and enabled the planb
> module. dmesg seems to report this is ok but the xawtv side seems to
> remain problematic.
On Fri, 14 Jan 2005, SR, ESC wrote:
> why are you bothering with 2.4.18? FYI, the kernel stuff on that site
> is ancient history.
Because I've tried every current 2.4 kernel to NO avail. At one point
2.4.18 w/ the patch worked (apparently) and because there is DOCUMENTATION
that states that 2
Has anyone managed to get the planb driver to work (or better yet, with
the v4l stuff)? If so, how? What kernel, what distro, what phase of the
moon?
I have beat my head with Debian and now Yellow Dog to no avail. My last
ditch effort was to install YDL 2.3 and then install the RPM's Michel
On Fri, 14 Jan 2005, SR, ESC wrote:
> why are you bothering with 2.4.18? FYI, the kernel stuff on that site
> is ancient history.
Because I've tried every current 2.4 kernel to NO avail. At one point
2.4.18 w/ the patch worked (apparently) and because there is DOCUMENTATION
that states that 2
Has anyone managed to get the planb driver to work (or better yet, with
the v4l stuff)? If so, how? What kernel, what distro, what phase of the
moon?
I have beat my head with Debian and now Yellow Dog to no avail. My last
ditch effort was to install YDL 2.3 and then install the RPM's Michel
On Thu, 6 Jan 2005, Nathanael Hasbrouck wrote:
> Well, I'm not Derrik, but I'll try to help anyway. :^)
Thanks. :)
> AFAIR, you'll need to use a 2.4 kernel, unless someone's fixed the planb
> driver in 2.6.
2.4 is definately where it's at. In fact, while looking thru a 2.6
changelog someone
On Thu, 6 Jan 2005, Derrik Pates wrote:
> If it connects via composite/S-Video, then dare I say it's just a plain
> old camera, not requiring any special support.
Agreed. At a minimum it's a camera that you could hook to any SVHS
compatible device. That's kinda cool.
> Also, I don't know a
On Tue, 30 Nov 2004, James Tappin wrote:
> The fact that you are getting a segmentation fault on two different
> installation media sets suggests bad memory. Unfortunately I don't think
> there's a bootable memory tester for powerpc.
He might see if there's a hardware diagnostics disc for his iBo
On Fri, 19 Nov 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi
> I installed Debian 3.0 r3 woody on a Beige G3 with a Radeon 7000 PCI
> card. No Xwindow yet. It tries to start and then it asks me to
> reconfire it.
> I did list -v and gives me a list with:
> 00.00.00
> 00.0d.00 00.10.00 << 00.12.00
I'm trying to get the plan b (video capture) driver up and running
on a PowerMac 7500 (w/ original 601). It appears that I am running into a
roadblock of sorts. I'm running Debian 3.0 w/ a 2.4.27 kernel from
kernel.org. Everything appears to load properly. Here is the tail end of
dmesg
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