On Sun, 2003-11-09 at 06:17, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> On Fri, 2003-11-07 at 21:56, Marshal Wong wrote:
> >
> > If I'm running esd and I put the laptop to sleep, esd goes into an
> > unwakeable sleep, according to top. (Under the S column, it says D)
> > This c
not powering up from
sleep after I've been lugging it around in my backpack, and then not
starting up at all for a while, until I put it on a desk and don't move
it...) so I want see if others have this problem before filing a bug.
Thanks.
Marshal
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I believe there is a "maci
how is your wireless networking working? I can't seem to get WEP
working with the Airport Extreme Base Station. I can only run wireless
unencrypted... (I guess I should start a new thread.)
Marshal
brought up other error.
Any ideas how to fix this?
I'm a bit confused about the includes.
If fbcon_cfb16.c has #include
and fbcon.c (not .h) has #include
and linux/sched.h has #include
then, can fbcon_cfb16.c call functions in lowlatency.h?
thanks in advance.
Marshal
on for this, but it only works with
APMD, which is of no use to PMUD. I tried hacking the PMUD scripts
but obiviously, my shell-scripting sucks, otherwise, I would have been
able to give a fix.
Any ideas on how to do this, or any other ways around it?
Thanks,
Marshal
like
> a calibration issue as although the gkrellm battery plugin was
> blinking red my Pismo could run happily for another hour or
> more. Pmud probably put the machine to sleep mode too early. It
> went back to normal (better extrapolations of battery power
> left) after a 2 or 3 cycles.
Cool. I'll try that. Thanks!
Marshal
ectrolyte. That's why most serious battery
> enthusiasts (amateur radio, cavers) have trickle chargers.
Quite possibily this is the problem with the my battery. Looks like I
have to go looking for a new one, or couple...
Thanks for the tips.
Marshal
ideas about that?
> If you're good at manual work and electronics, you can also, as
Lets not go there with me. ^_^
Thanks for the help.
Marshal
ong periods of time, that might have
> lowered it's energy storage capabilities, though.
> Unfortunately, finding new batteries for a Pismo is tough (Apple
> hasn't sold them for months). -- Brian Hicks
Damn. I'll go searching though, since in Japan, they seem to keep old
parts around.
Any possibility of reconditioning the battery?
Marshal
with MacOS yet...
If anyone has any ideas, I'd appreciate it. Thanks.
Marshal
willing to pay for them, if I could
find a way to pay for them that wouldn't cost MORE than they price of
the product. Checks aren't common in Japan, and international money
orders are 1000 yen (~$7 US) a pop...)
Thanks in advance.
Marshal
gt; etc...and i don't find "make-kpkg", i thaught that it 's may be
> an option so i've typed make -kpkg but it doeasn't work
> thanks again
> Arthur
You'll need the package "kernel-package".
Keep at it. Good Luck.
Marshal
X? Take a look at
Session properties and Startup Programs in the Gnome control Center
to set things up.
Good Luck.
Marshal
of you that have
deFreese,> sent me parts of your config files have the driver set
deFreese,> to r128, etc. My driver is fbdev, should I be using
deFreese,> r128?
Yep. I think the fbdev device is kind of restricted. So use the
"r128" Driver, with the "UseFBDev" Option.
Good luck!
Marshal
cess new pre-removal script returned error exit status 1
Starting pbbuttonsd: pbbuttonsd.
Errors were encountered while processing:
/var/cache/apt/archives/pbbuttonsd_0.4.10a-1_powerpc.deb
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
I'm running this on a PowerBook G3 Firewire, if
...
Stopping pbbuttonsd: dpkg: error processing
/var/cache/apt/archives/pbbuttonsd_0.4.10a-1_powerpc.deb (--unpack):
subprocess new pre-removal script returned error exit status 1
Starting pbbuttonsd: pbbuttonsd.
Has anyone experienced this, and is there a way to get around it?
Thanks.
Marshal
That was easy. I'm an idiot sometimes. ^_^
Thanks for your help.
Marshal
>>>>> "Bastien" == Bastien Nocera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bastien> Hi,
Bastien> On Mon, 2002-07-01 at 17:17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Hi all!
>
Hi all!
Is there a way to turn down the volume of the keyboard bell? 'Cause it
is LOUD, especially when you have headphones on.
I don't mind editing and recompiling the kernel, if that's what it
takes.
This is under dma_sound.
Thanks in Advance.
Marshal
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Thanks! Works like a charm!
Marshal
>>>>> "Brian" == Brian Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Brian> Keep in mind that it's been a little while since I did it,
Brian> but here's what I remember.
Brian> Step 1: make sure th
ech (Phillips) webcam with the built in mic, and would like to
get that working, if possible.
I have been able to hear the input from the build in mic through my
headphone. (It's really sensitive) But I been able to push it
through to any program successfully.
Thanks.
Marshal
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ed it with and without devfs, but with /dev changing all the time,
I'm so confused...
Anyone who's had success with recording with the PowerBook, please
help me. (help getting the mic on a USB webcam to work would also be
appreciated...)
thanks in advance.
Marshal
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Have I missed anything??
Good Luck.
Marshal
>>>>> "BUYO" == BUYO-BUYO-IGOR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
BUYO> am a sound oriented person and intended to use csound @
BUYO> woody
BUYO> many have suggested me to re-compile BenH
t EVERYTHING else because
there seems to be only 2 settings for the build in mic, on and off)
through the headphones.
Any body had success with Gnomemeeting?
Marshal
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move everything over to ext3.
Thanks for the help!
Marshal
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>>>>> "jason" == jason kahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jason> hi marshal thanks for your prompt reply. well, i've since
jason> discovered that the cd's i received are not
jason> bootable--neither with "c" pushed down at
ing system partition, a swap
jason> partion, a transfer partition and a small bootstrap
jason> partition. if someone could help steer me through this
How did you partition the drive? Did you use the drive utility under
MacOS? If you did and chose A/UX Linux partitions, you'll p
> "Thomas" == Thomas Peri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Thomas> Two questions: a) Now that I have working sound (thanks!),
Thomas> I've noticed that when something's playing in xmms, other
Thomas> sounds (like terminal beeps, and message sounds in gaim)
Thomas> don't come through
week or so back that caused it to crash. I had to
recompile 0.14a-6 by hand. xmms-cdread 0.14a-5 is broken, to what I
know.)
Good Luck.
Marshal
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cidentally touching the overly sensitive
trackpad. But the laptop is US, and the keyboard is JP. No biggy,
but if it could be down, it'd be nice.
Thanks in advance.
Marshal
ces
the computer to shut down on sleep?
Thanks!
Marshal
t?
>
> Sorry if this is lame-o ;-)
> Jesse
>
The bootloader stuff is a bit different from PCs, but besides that,
I've had no problems switching from PC's to PowerPCs. Read the
installation guide, especially that part about partitions, and
bootloaders. Besides that, I think
hing similar, like using
CDparanoia and piping the output to the sound device.
Hope that helps.
Marshal
insert molsymglue1.o either.
I'm currently running the BK development kernel. 2.4.7-pre6.
Has anyone had any success?
Thanks in advance!
marshal
=3
Along with what others have said, you had better make this
partition=4
to match with your root directory. Nothing sucks worse than having
ybin install but not boot your kernel. Trust me. ^_^
marshal
> delay=10
> timeout=20
> install=/usr/lib/yaboot/yaboot
> magicboot=/usr/lib
I'm going to kill 2 birds with one stone here...
I get the same errors.
And no, I actually don't have any IR devices to test out. Maybe I'll
get a Visor soon, but right now all the IR port does is shoot at the
wall...
Marshal
Michel Dänzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
doesn't appear to be
available, at least under menuconfig. (I'm too lazy to step through
config.) Does anyone know anything about this?
And to tag on another small question, has anyone been able to compile
gs-5.50 with hpijs (for HP Inkjets) successfully on a ppc?
Thanks!
Marshal
Hello,
Sorry for the slightly off topic questions, but does anyone know how I can
pass the yen symbol to pppd for a modem initialization string? The
strange (Japanese) USB ISDN terminal adapter that I bought requires a yen
symbol in the init string. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in
7;m not ready to put unstable into my sources.lists,
since if I do, lots of things breakdown due to conficts, etc. But
it's time consuming to download each and every package that you need
since you need to check for dependancies, etc. So what have people
done to manage this situation?
Thanks for any advice.
Marshal
ys for the monitor are too low in XF86config. However, I don't
know, and have been unable to find, the information for the LCD screens
frequencies. So any help or information would be appreciated. Thanks!
Marshal
nce the macserial driver finds the port. Is there any other
information that I should know? There was some problem with one of the IrDA
packages. I couldn't remove it or configure it...
3. Getting a USB mouse working under 2.2. Pointing anything to /dev/usbmouse
doesn't get anything. Anythi
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