Hello,
i am using the Benh-rsync kernel from today.
But I am somehow not able to get sound out
of my machine.
could anyone who is also using it on an
iBook2 (either 500 / 600 or 700) be so
kind to mail me his .config file?
That would be much easyer than finding the
fault.
Thanks,
Claas
Hello,
I have got an iBook2 500/66 running Debian testing and I am using
the benh kernel 2.4.20-pre7-ben0 from rsync. I have got mostly
everything running, but for some reasons I don't get the sound
working. I have got the device files in /dev/sound/ and everything
seems to work. But there comes
Hi,
I have got an iBook 500/66 with this internal modem:
APPLE VERSION 0010DCP, 6/10/2001
V2.400F5-V90_2M_DLS
Apple Internal Modem
RCV56DPF-PLL L8571A Rev 43.06/43.06
(Information gotten with ATI[0-7])
it seems to work, but when I do an "atdt..." or an
"ath1" then I only get a lot of garbage.
On Sat, 2002-09-28 at 11:57, Claas Langbehn wrote:
> APPLE VERSION 0010DCP, 6/10/2001
> V2.400F5-V90_2M_DLS
According to an manual I found with Google, the
"DLS" is an serial modem.
But I could not find anything to get the "garbage" data
disappear.
-
Claas
On Sat, 2002-09-28 at 12:42, Claas Langbehn wrote:
> But I could not find anything to get the "garbage" data
> disappear.
Ok, now I got rid of it with "AT M0". That was easy. But
what can I do to get a sound when the speaker is on?
Is there a way to get it or shell I fo
On Sat, 2002-09-28 at 10:25, Claas Langbehn wrote:
> ... but for some reasons I don't get the sound
> working. I have got the device files in /dev/sound/ and everything
> seems to work. But there comes no sound at all out of the speakers.
some lines from dmesg:
tas driver [TAS3001
On Sat, 2002-09-28 at 15:31, SteveC wrote:
> me too. i found that the module works [dmasound_pmac or whatever] but
> compiling it gives sod-all
>
> this only happened on recent rsyncs...
Now I tried the current bitkeeper Linux_2_4 rsync tree with the same
kernel .config and the sound works again.
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 08:51, Mike Johnson wrote:
> I tried to google on this, but didn't find too many clues. I want to use
> different keys than listed in the examples for the iBook2 setup for the
> middle- and right-buttons (currently f10 and f11).
>
> xev seems to be returning keycodes for som
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 02:11, Katsumi Matsumoto wrote:
> I am trying to put my powerbook g3 (wallstreet) to sleep but seem unable
> to.
The Macs don't use APM. They use CUDA (older models) or PMU (newer
models).
Have you got /dev/pmu/ ? If so, then get and install
pmud, pmud-utils, (gpmudmon-ap
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 00:51, Christophe Barbe wrote:
>
> I don't know what means DDC ?
>
DDC = Display Data Channel.
This is how the COmputer can detect the Monitor type.
It is needed for Plug-n-Play.
-
Claas
Hello,
I am sure, this question is not new, because I asked it before :-)
But that other time it was for another iBook2 model.
So how do I tell XFree86 4.x.y to not just blank the screen?
I want it to power off the backlight, too.
I Have got an ATI Rage 128 Mobility LF rev 2.
Do I need a speci
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 16:46, Rogério Brito wrote:
> Perhaps you could use xset's dpms option?
that did not work for me.
> I seem to remember that you'd need an X server with
> appropriate patches for the Rage128 (like those from Michel).
> I don't know if those patches are
Hello Eric,
Firewire / ieee1394 is kind of buggy, still. Unfortunately firewire acts
on each kernel a bit different. At least that is how it feels to me.
Try connecting the Firewire drive before booting your Mac.
Then load the following modules:
ieee1394, ohci1394, sbp2, scsi_mod, sd_mod
Insmod
On Fri, 2002-10-11 at 13:32, Fred Heitkamp wrote:
> Is OS/2 used more in Germany?
There are still some insurance companies and banks who are using it.
-
claas
Hi,
sometimes, when I press a cursor key down, keep it pressed and then
release it again, the cursor still keeps moving and does not stop again.
It only stops, when I press another key.
I am currently using the Bitkeeper-Tree 2.4.20-pre10.
Bye, Claas
Hi,
Christophe's thread abour Ext3 made me think a bit more...
When being on battery power, I could put my CPU to low speed to save
some power. That should work with pmud.
But is there a way to put the machine into snooze, when it is idling
for a given time? I think that it should check for i
On Sun, 2002-10-13 at 11:03, Charles R. Twardy wrote:
> }But is there a way to put the machine into snooze, when it is idling
> }for a given time? I think that it should check for input devices' idle
>
> I think pmud already does this, but last I heard if you have
> ext3 it won't (because the jo
On Sun, 2002-10-13 at 06:53, Peter Meilstrup wrote:
> > > A new feature will be added for 2.4.20 which will allow to increase
> > > this delay at mount time.
> >
> > The benh kernel is a 2.4.20pre9, is it already in there?
>
> Yes, use the commit= option when mounting.
Great, but how many sec
Hi,
I think that is imposssible. you need to partition it with linux.
You should get Lord Sutch's 1-CD set. That is great. And you can
change the apt sources to whatever you want after installing a
basic system. Therefore say after rebooting No in tasksel and
in dselect. then run apt-setup and the
Hi.
You could boot with an install CD and go to console 2 right away. Then
you have got a terminal. You can mount your linux partition, edit
/etc/yaboot.conf and rerun ybin. that worked here :)
Bye,
Claas
From: "Gerrit Pape" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: unofficial packages for powerpc available
Hello,
I made the following unofficial packages available for the ppc
architecture. Many thanks to Claas Langbehn for initially building the
packages on powerpc, using and testin
Hi,
to get rid of this modem garbage use this
init script for the modem:
ATZM0L0
or if you want to save it in your modem
use minicom and enter:
ATZ
ATM0L0
AT&W
this disables the "garbage" and saves it to the modem.
Afterwards you can use ATZ with all applications again.
It should also survive
> Some people have reported that some iBooks can't be booted
> with a CD in the drive. Perhaps that is also the problem
> you're seeing?
my iBook2 500 does not thave that problem neither.
Hello,
this is how you get the german keyboard running on an iBook2 for usage
with X. I also sent this to users with other keyboards, but I cannot
remember which country it was. If you need to get the "@" working, this
will be the way to get it. But the keyboard layout is like on PC's, so
the "@
Hello,
here it works fine with these settings in /etc/network/interfaces:
Bye, Claas
---
# Wireless interface
#
# this might be eth1 for you since I have not the module for
# wired networking (sungem) loaded.
#
# just use "ifup eth0" and "ifdown eth0" the modules get loaded
# and unloaded aut
Hi,
> How
> is the boot up time? Same for powerbook also.
The booting up time is about the same compared with an
ordinary computer.
But I usually don't have to boot the iBook a lot,
since the powermanagement works fine. You just close the
lid when you don't need the iBook any more and open i
>
> Thanks Claas, that worked great!
>
You are welcome.
It's nice to get positive feedback.
Bye,
Claas
> > Suspend Mode is why I love the iBook :)
> Suspend is not iBook specific. It is even not Apple specific.
Right, but it works very good. I have seen some PC Notebooks whose
suspend was not as good as on my iBook, but it could also have been
due to their poor OS :)
And PC-Notebook-Users usu
Hi,
you can install OS X after linux. The only problem might be, that if you
create the partition for OSX with linux, it will not see it until you
formated it. But linux cannot format HFS+ partition. So I formated it as
HFS with "hformat". So the OSX installer was able to see the partition.
The i
Hi,
I need to get a "Canon IXUS v2" digital camera running. But it seems as
if gphoto2 2.1.0-9 does not support this camera yet. But the latest
snapshot versions do.
I don't like to compile and install programs by hand. I prefer
installing .deb's, but how do I do that?
I already asked Christope
> Debian always goes to a graphic login. I've tried changing
> /etc/inittab to runlevel 3, 4 and 5 but have never gotten a text
> login. How do I?
you need to disable xdm
> I have been using (since root obviously can't log in graphically)
> control-option-F1 to get a command line to use as r
Hi Steve,
try pressing "Applekey-Q" or "Applekey-L" to get the "@"
if that does not work, you should check your keymap.
Bye, claas
> > The Canon IXUS v2 is already supported by the current gphoto2, but
> > gphoto2 is not aware of it.
> Right.
>
> > It is not the cleaner solution since you should customize the version
> > of the .deb, but I think this is easier this way.
> That's a good solution but the usbid option of gphot
Hi,
all my tries did not work. Here you get my debug output.
Maybe somebody can help me.
Regards,
Claas
# gphoto2 --usbid "0x4a9:0x3065=0x4a9:0x3052" --port "usb:" --camera "Canon
DIGITAL IXUS v" --debug
0.001454 main(2): ALWAYS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING LINE WHEN SENDING DEBUG
MESSAGES TO THE
> Ok you trigger a known bug. I know where it segfaults but i am not able
> to find where the real problem occurs (long before the segfault).
> This unexplained bug has disappeard in current cvs. I will try to
> work on the package for the upcomming release this week and keep you
> informed.
Tha
> hello
> im compiling my kernel the old normal way with make dep, make bzImage .
you do something wrong. Let me guess, you are mainly using x86-PC's,
right? On an PPC machine you need not use "make bzImage".
Exactly this was one of my first problems on my Apple :)
Just do an "make all" and th
Hi,
I am still using gnome 1.4 (?) and I am interested in upgrading to
gnome2. My system is running debian unstable and I already tried to
upgrade.
When trying, dselect removed several packages, f.ex. the panels and the
applets. That is not nice. Are those not yet available for gnome2?
Or did I j
> I need more information; what happens when you say:
> apt-get install gnome
The following extra packages will be installed:
at-spi bug-buddy eog file-roller gconf-editor gedit gnome-applets
gnome-desktop-data gnome-doc-tools gnome-media gnome-panel gnome-panel-data
gnome-session gnome-te
> > When trying, dselect removed several packages, f.ex. the panels and the
> > applets. That is not nice. Are those not yet available for gnome2?
>
> It should all be available. I am running GNOME 2 happily on powerpc
> right now.
Well, could it also have been the post/pre-install scripts?
I
> (our main OS isn't ready, and some hundred developers will have hardware
> within a week or two. End user release aimed at the Linux crowd is
> before christmas, both in G3 and G4 versions)
Morphos?
Are you talking about PEGASUS or about AmigaNG ?
Hello Ole-Egil,
You said, you are already working on an AmigaOne.
I think it is a really interesting system which
just has been started to be shipped.
So, why don't you tell us about your experience
with AmigaOne and (Debian) Linux.
What about the hardware support with the current
2.4.19 kernel
> NB: I never tried the softmodem.
The current iBooks also have a softmodem.
It exists a driver for it. You will
find it with google.
If you find it, you should also use
an init string like this: "ATZM0L0"
If not, it might behave strange when
dialling.
Bye, Claas
Hello!
If it is a "normal modem" you only need the macserial module.
If it is a softmodem (aka winmodem), then it is hooked up via
USB and needs a special driver. Check this page for drivers
and information: http://www.mbsi.ca/cnxtlindrv/index.html
Bye, Claas
> Hello,
>
> I have a request of someone with a Mac.
> Bug #166841 says that upgrade to console-tools-0.2.4-24dbs (which I
> maintain) trashes the Mac keyboard (the good news is that it is fine
> after reboot). I can't trace the bug in the source, and can't check for
> the problem remotely (I ne
Hello Debian-Friends,
Christophe built some packages to get the Canon Digital IXUS v2 running.
You might want to install the packages (libusb, libgphoto2, gphoto2) from:
ftp://ufies.org/pub/people/christophe/gphoto2-beta/
They work for me.
To get all images off the camera, just do an
gphoto2 -
Hi,
as many of you know, I have got an iBook2 500 with WLAN. Both, WLAN and
LAN are built as modules (airport, orinoco, hermes; sungem). Usually I
only use WLAN for networking and the sungem module is not loaded at all.
Then the WLAN is eth0.
Therefore I wrote in /etc/network/interfaces:
# Wire
> > I alway unload the modules of unused hardware in order to save battery
> > power. Is that really needed or can the driver itself do some savings
> > already?
>
> airport will powersave when rmmod'ed. sungem will powersave about 10
> second after the interface is brought down (ifconfig eth0 d
Hi,
> I've recently installed woody (8100/80) and during the installation
> selected xdm as the window manager. Gnome doesn't seem to like xdm.
Well, that is not true. Here it likes xdm :)
> How do I switch from xdm to gdm and what is the difference between them?
This is being controlled by the
Hi,
on my iBook2 I stil have sometimes trouble with the sound.
After wakeup there is this noise. And yes, I use the latest
kernel. (btkeeper 2.4.20-rc1 from rsync).
Does the alsa 0.9-whatever driver have the same problems
or not?
Bye, Claas
hello!
the ibook 500 is also kind of fanless.
it has one, but it was never on wihin the last 2 years
And I also had one ibook 700, which only used
it twice (for about 4-5 seconds) within 10 days.
Not so bad. But the 800/900 machines do use it
quite often , i think. Maybe that's also related to
th
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