On 2024-08-23 07:58, Dave Vasilevsky wrote:
> On 2024-08-23 03:16, John Paul Adrian Glaubitz wrote:
>> It should be disabled on m68k and sh by default as well.
>
> Sure, I can change that. What's the reasoning, so I can explain in my commit
> message?
Oh I do
On 2024-08-23 03:16, John Paul Adrian Glaubitz wrote:
> It should be disabled on m68k and sh by default as well.
Sure, I can change that. What's the reasoning, so I can explain in my commit
message?
-Dave
e a look at this patch:
>From d6e5fe3a45f46f1aa01914648c443291d956de9e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Dave Vasilevsky
Date: Thu, 22 Aug 2024 20:13:46 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] powerpc: Default to CRASH_DUMP=n when Open Firmware boot is
likely
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owerpc. I don't
know whether upstream should change or not--is there any real constituency
that runs PPC Linux without OF, and is also interested in crash dumps?
Maybe some embedded folks? Up to you whether you'd like us to try to change
this upstream as well, I'm happy to chip in if so.
Hope this helps,
Dave
oved at a certain date.
We should be applying the same criteria and process for all the
other filesystems that are orphaned, too. We need to much more
proactive about dropping support for unmaintained filesystems that
nobody is ever fixing despite the constant stream of
corruption- and deadlock- related bugs reported against them.
-Dave.
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ound the one static early allocation, I'm not sure
OSX ever did dynamic.
When it went dynamic I think the AGP bits had some problems with
coherency of the GART tables that we never figured out.
Dave.
What is the output of the ‘file’ command on the original unmodified binary and
also on the modified binary? Can you send along the results for both? Thanks!
Dave
From: Jim Durham
Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2014 1:02 PM
To: PowerPC List Debian
Hi,
I have Debian 7.4
On 12/15/13 3:54 AM, Helge Deller wrote:
On 12/15/2013 06:32 AM, Dave Land wrote:
Not sure what's up at debian-ports.org, but I've been trying to
debootstrap 2 different HPPA machines for the last couple days and
have been getting a variety of errors (size mismatches, files not
found
nt to look
into this before it gets out of hand. Thanks! :)
Dave L.
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s, but willing to
donate time and machine resources to keep the port going. We've had some
pretty interesting breakthroughs recently, regarding the 64 bit SMP kernel.
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> next bits from the release team.
>
> ~Niels
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> [AP] http://release.debian.org/jessie/arch_policy.html
>
> [CD] I may (or may not) have been caffeine-deprived when I did the
> counting. You are free to make assumptions about
beyond
> 1x to work reliably with KMS. Benjamin Herrenschmidt (CC'd) was
> working on a fix for this, any progress Ben?
> * Come to think of it, the OFfb handover probably only works for
> me thanks to a patch "drm/radeon: Add early unregister of
>
r your time on this issue.
QUESTION - I assume this is some type of bug... Where can this be posted ?
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the full kernel log
Im not sure what file your looking for - but will send it --- if someone
can explain what file you want to look at.
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ne go
through its boot process and hangs on the line:
Starting periodic command scheduler: crond.
Its worth noting that the console to this system is frozen - and putty can not
connect remotely.
Your thoughts and input are greatly appreciated.
Thanks - D
Can anyone tell me how to install the Yaboot
bootloader onto a cdrom? Ideally what I would like to
do
is to install yaboot onto a qemu disk image ultimately
for some embedded simulation. Any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
Dave Sharp
vfat /dev/sc0 /mnt/usb3' and away we go.
Don't forget this is the power pc list so we are using different kernels
to the x86 people. The 'hid' usb module is definitely in there.
My kernel is 2.4.18-newpowerpc
Dave Turner
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rash everything and start
the install again from the beginning if I have to.
So, if anyone can tell me step-by-step what I do to get the modem
working that would be good.
Dave Turner
blem I have here is that the sound comes out of the built-in
iMac speakers as well as the external speakers. Perhaps the mp3blaster
website has an answer to that one.
Dave Turner
f the
display problems reported by other CRT iMac users.
I think that is enough for now!
Dave Turner
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You may remember that the debian end of things was looking OK and so
the lack of a "\" key in Open Firmware was thought to be a symptom
that may lead to the cause of the boot failure.
Well I put a request for help with Open Firmware on the Apple
discussion board but nothing of any use came bac
This will be done for you by the installer, if you go through those steps when
you start up.
Configure keyboard
activate swap
mount root partition
mount usr partition
configure network
-- at this point it will recognize that you already have a base
installation and will move you to Make System
1)
At 20:11 -0700 2002/08/21, Chris Tillman wrote:
> FYI. It took three attempts to get Alt-F2 to work, press too early
and the install screen goes red and the keyboard locks up!
That's interesting. How exactly did you get it to do that?
Do you hold the Alt (Option) key and then press F2?
Chris said:-
OK, so you'll be able to boot the installer if you add a couple more files
to your MacOS volume, namely root.bin and linux.bin from the CD. Then
.do the "boot hd:7,yaboot" and that will get you back in the installer.
Somehow, I guess your bootstrap partition doesn't get set up wit
from Brad
Where did you find something that claimed the bootstrap had to
be partition 2?
From the mac-fdisk doumentation.
And also from "Installing Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 For PowerPC" version
3.0.24 24 May 2002.
Chapter 6.6 and I quote:-
"However, if you add a bootstrap partition later, you can
Wait...your bootstrap partition is 2? How did you partition your
hard drive? Did you delete ALL the partitions that were in the
original map? I'm no expert by any means, but I do remember clearly
that the first eight or so partitions were taken up by hard disk
drivers. Perhaps that could be re
Thanks for the rapid reply to my iMac boot problem.
Armed with the new knowledge that it is yaboot and I have been typing
yahboot I had another go in Open Firmware.
I made very sure I typed "boot hd:2,yaboot" this time, and I waited,
and waited.
Still didn't work.
Tonight when I get in fro
I have spent an unhappy Sunday afternoon trying to install the woody
release onto my Rev A 233MHz iMac from CD-ROM.
As far as I can tell the actual install proceeds normally, then at
the end when I agree to make the system bootable I am asked to remove
the CD-ROM (which I do), and am rewarded
?
Thanks in advance,
Dave Staples
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Hi,
after having installed debian (without dual boot with OS X), my mac
cube has a strange behaviour:
every time I issue a shutdown the machine halts effectively for a few seconds
but then restarts giving
me the prompt of yaboot... the only way I have to make a "real" shutdown is to
in
about setting up a woody-only hard disk for this system.
hints?
aloha,
dave
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Please read the g77 manual and its references about floating point and
IEEE arithmetic conformance. It even had physicist input --
computational scientists need to understand the issues.
Please don't follow up to all these lists. I doubt debian-sparc,
where I'm reading it, cares.
>From a newbie (never installed Linux before,very limited exposure to UNIX
command line, mostly familiar with Win95 and MacOS applications)
What level of skills and time commitment are necessary to install and
maintain the Debian PowerPC distribution on a new G4 Mac?
How does this compare to ins
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