Thus spake Matt Porter ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I'm considering changing the default powerpc kernel when the released
> 2.2.14 comes out since it looks like it will have some significant PReP
> bug fixes included.
APUS is still at 2.2.10.
Cort Dougan wrote:
>
> I know nothing of the F40. I'm having all kinds of 2.2 trouble right now.
> If you're using the RS/6000's I'd suggest using the latest binary from
> ftp.ppc.kernel.org if you need something stable.
The F40 is as follows:
Dual PowerPC 604e @ 233MHz or 166MHz (mine is dual
At 10:18 -0700 1999-11-08, Matt Porter wrote:
Based on some public/private feedback, it seems it might be wiser to
stick with a patched 2.2.12 for now, perhaps 2.2.13 but we'd have to get
some detailed pmac feedback so we can get any needed patches into the
kernel-patch package. With the freeze
Hi!
> I'm curious if the pmac/chrp community has any feelings on this. I'm really
> concerned about the pmac community since I don't have any good feedback
Will your kernel include the de4x5 Patch for 6500 machines? If not, your
kernel will break in funny ways on that machine, as I discovered wi
I know nothing of the F40. I'm having all kinds of 2.2 trouble right now.
If you're using the RS/6000's I'd suggest using the latest binary from
ftp.ppc.kernel.org if you need something stable.
} I'm on a loaner F40 and seeing some rather nasties in the interrupt
} control routines in 2.2.14 and
On Sat, Nov 06, 1999 at 12:47:31AM -0700, Cort Dougan wrote:
> I'm having rs/6000 and pmac troubles with 2.2.14.
Based on some public/private feedback, it seems it might be wiser to
stick with a patched 2.2.12 for now, perhaps 2.2.13 but we'd have to get
some detailed pmac feedback so we can get
Cort Dougan wrote:
>
> I'm having rs/6000 and pmac troubles with 2.2.14.
I'm on a loaner F40 and seeing some rather nasties in the interrupt
control routines in 2.2.14 and some *REALLY* **REALLY** UGLIES in memory
mapping.. (uhm, why did the kernel just give X an extra gig that it..
oops.) Cort,
Previously Matt Porter wrote:
> I'm considering changing the default powerpc kernel when the released
> 2.2.14 comes out since it looks like it will have some significant PReP
> bug fixes included.
I want 2.2.14 in there anyway, iirc it fixes a (minor) security problem
in 2.2.13.
Wichert.
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I'm having rs/6000 and pmac troubles with 2.2.14.
Matt Porter wrote:
>
> I'm considering changing the default powerpc kernel when the released
> 2.2.14 comes out since it looks like it will have some significant PReP
> bug fixes included.
>
> I'm curious if the pmac/chrp community has any feelings on this. I'm really
> concerned about the pmac
I'm considering changing the default powerpc kernel when the released
2.2.14 comes out since it looks like it will have some significant PReP
bug fixes included.
I'm curious if the pmac/chrp community has any feelings on this. I'm really
concerned about the pmac community since I don't have any g
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