Re: 2.2.17, usb, and G4

2000-09-21 Thread pohl
Ethan wrote: > > if you need to use USB then you must get the 2.3 USB backport. Is this in what I've heard referred to as "Paul's rsync tree"? In either case, where can I find it?

Re: 2.2.17, usb, and G4

2000-09-21 Thread Michael Schmitz
> fortunatly Alan decided to just throw in the towel and include the 2.3 > USB backport in 2.2.18 since pretty much every distribution included > the patches in thier kernels anyway, its well tested and 2.2's USB is > quite worthless so why not? Yay! While he's in a good mood we should send him mo

Re: 2.2.17, usb, and G4

2000-09-20 Thread Ethan Benson
On Wed, Sep 20, 2000 at 08:51:07AM -0700, Harold G. Stevenson wrote: > > Is this true for G3's also? if you need to use USB then you must get the 2.3 USB backport. 2.2 USB is a widely known joke. its worthless, iirc the config help section for it says DON'T USE THIS, ITS CRAP! ;-) if

Re: 2.2.17, usb, and G4

2000-09-20 Thread Michael Schmitz
> Is this true for G3's also? > > > > Stock 2.2.17 (and earlier) don't include the USB backport from 2.3 which > > is required for PPC. Use one of the PPC kernel source archives. I haven't tried but I can't think of a reason why G4 machines would behave different from G3 ones WRT USB.

Re: 2.2.17, usb, and G4

2000-09-20 Thread Harold G. Stevenson
Is this true for G3's also? Harold On Wed, 20 Sep 2000, Michael Schmitz wrote: > > I'm trying to build a kernel from stock source to see if > > it can be done, and managed to boot one that worked well except > > for usb support. All usb devices were unresponsive, but I > > Stock 2.2.1

Re: 2.2.17, usb, and G4

2000-09-20 Thread Michael Schmitz
> I'm trying to build a kernel from stock source to see if > it can be done, and managed to boot one that worked well except > for usb support. All usb devices were unresponsive, but I Stock 2.2.17 (and earlier) don't include the USB backport from 2.3 which is required for PPC. Use one of the PPC

2.2.17, usb, and G4

2000-09-19 Thread pohl
I'm trying to build a kernel from stock source to see if it can be done, and managed to boot one that worked well except for usb support. All usb devices were unresponsive, but I could ssh into the box and see the following in the logs: Sep 18 21:49:18 obelisk kernel: OHCI USB Driver loading Sep