On Fri, Jan 03, 2003 at 03:05:05PM +0100, Guillaume Morin wrote:
> It depends on their use of Altivec. If they use the Altivec C functions,
> you need a recent compiler (gcc 3.1 or later). If they use asm Altivec
> functions, all you need is a assembler which supports them (GNU as
> has supported t
Hi Matthew,
Dans un message du 03 jan à 13:48, Matthew Yee-King écrivait :
> I notice that some media players seem to have altivec acceleration,
> e.g. mpalyer, videolan. Is it correct to say you need gcc 3 to take
> advantage of altivec acceleration under linux?
It depends on their use of Altive
I notice that some media players seem to have altivec acceleration, e.g.
mpalyer, videolan. Is it correct to say you need gcc 3 to take advantage of
altivec acceleration under linux?
cheers
matthew
On Fri, 03 Jan 2003 08:20:37 -0500
Shawn Powers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> debian-powerpc@li
debian-powerpc@lists.debian.org wrote:
Do you use devfs ? Do you use scsi emulation for your cd-burner with
cdrecord ?
I installed devfsd (still not entirely sure if I needed to) and now, I
can play dvds, as root, in both mplayer and ogle.
It is too slow, as I read in other's posts -- so I
pen disc" It quits, and the
> commandline output shows "can't stat /dev/dvd" -- and sure enough,
> there is no /dev/dvd...
>
> Things are seldom as simple as I hope -- making a link to /dev/cdrom
> called /dev/dvd didnt' do the trick... Are there kernel modules
I'm having problems getting my ibook2's dvd player to work... I
installed ogle. (I'm running sid with 2.4.20-ben1 kernel, on an original
ibook2, atirage128, DVD drive)
When ogle starts, if if choose "open disc" It quits, and the commandline
output shows "ca
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