Does anyone have the number(s) handy of the Motorola reference books
for the PowerPC chips. I'm specifically hoping to pick up something
that covers ppc, as well as extra stuff in the G4 (altivec, for
instance).
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or 2
Hrm. No rs6k here - I'm on an tibook... Shall I file a bug, or is
this a known problem?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jason E. Stewart) writes:
> "David N. Welton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Does anyone have the number(s) handy of the Motorola reference
> > books for the PowerPC chips. I'm specifically hoping to pick up
> > something that co
rnel? It's
disappointing to have to follow forks of the linux kernel to even have
it compile or run decently.
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uses,
say, HFS+, which linux doesn't handle well right now (afaik), you can
use this partition not only as a bootstrap, but also as a place to
exchange files between Linux, and the other OS.
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ld be a long process...
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rap partition. if
> you know what your doing and like booting manually at the
> OpenFirmware prompt every time fine. if not you better follow my
> instructions as you will get no sympathy from me otherwise.
Probably a good idea in any case:-)
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No, but I hear that XFS works pretty well.
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; this fails. i dont see any ioctls() for the cdrom driver to swap
> bytes or to report the endianness, so i guess that might be the only
> way to tell.
File bugs;-)
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d performs faster while being more stable
than Reiserfs).
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at are rumored to work well with PPC hardware
and GNU userland environments. The Linux kernel, however, more often
than not, won't even compile.
Linus' idea of multiplatform: 386, 486, *and* Pentium.
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ld be able to make the machine
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k by doing
eject /dev/scd0
Seems to work pretty well... Although it still seems silly that
ide-scsi is necessary when the device evidently can barf out audio
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e threads, and mozilla is a
tremendous hog.
> > Anyway, the bottom line is that on my machine, Mozilla is unusably
> > slow. Are there any lighter alternatives around?
> w3m
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?pkg=w3m&archive=no
Although it seems to work now... I susp
When I play music on my tibook (ogg123 -d oss .ogg), even when I
have headphones plugged in, the speaker emits sound too, which more or
less defeats the purpose:-)
Ideas?
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S
> version of GDB seems to grok well enough, so I'll probably maintain
> the gdb-cvs package until 5.1 is released.
How about altivec support? Does one or both of these support the
altivec opcodes/registers?
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y cool, this works nice - I can finally debug my .so Apache
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nux Kernel more often than not doesn't run (or
even compile). However, there are variants on the Linux kernel that
run quite well, and I think that sooner or later the Linux kernel will
catch up. All in all, I'm happy with the computer.(1)
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Benjamin Herrenschmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Also, does sleep work with older kernels ? (you have the proper hacks
> to pmud scripts for sleep to work properly on core99) ?
Apropos... are we including the latest/best/brightest of these scripts
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C3BB7040 125E8A10
Jul 13 13:46:23 localhost kernel: Call backtrace:
Jul 13 13:46:23 localhost kernel: D183FEB8 D183FAF8 C003A0E8 C0003F5C
6FFD4574 6FFD93A0
Jul 13 13:46:23 localhost kernel: 6FFD602C 6FFD8BB8 6FFD3438 6FFA6E60 6FFA7308
1000327C 6FDE53F8
Jul 13 13:46:23 localhost kernel:
Colin Walters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David N. Welton) writes:
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> > Jul 13 13:45:37 localhost kernel: TASK = c29fe000[1774] 'cdparanoia' Last
> > syscall: 4
>
> You need to save this to a file, then do:
>
> apt-get i
o on and so forth blah blah blah".
This leaves you free to create derivates, but means that you can't
pollute the standard.
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Daniel Jacobowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Probably you need an option - did you try -m7400?
That option makes it grok altivec for me...
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Bill Lovett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Can anyone shed some light on why jserv isn't available, or
> recommend any next steps?
"Write once, run anywhere" is hampered by crappy proprietary licensing
from Sun. You might have better luck with a %100 open source
sol
_emulation set to 1, and the values
mouse_button2_keycode = 96
mouse_button3_keycode = 56
Which means that the 'enter' key acts as mouse button two, and the
'alt/option' key acts as mouse button 3, which is convenient, as they
are located just above the trackpad.
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I forgot to say this, but I'll spell it out here:
I read these mailing lists, so please don't CC replies to me.
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^^
What is the story with these two bits? I am having trouble because
it's not finding:
./libgcc2.c:41: stdlib.h: No such file or directory
./libgcc2.c:42: unistd.h: No such file or directory
which seems odd.
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On Mon, Apr 10, 2000 at 03:09:38PM +0200, David N. Welton wrote:
> Any plans to create an i386 to powerpc gcc crosscompiler package? I
> think we'd increase our popularity amongst the embedded folks who
> use PPC.
Has anyone actually managed to create a cross-compiler using
l headers? I don't think the kernel headers are sufficient
by themselves.
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bio.h:30: _G_config.h: No such file or directory
iogetline.c:27: string.h: No such file or directory
make[1]: *** [iogetline.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory
`/home/davidw/download/gcc-2.95.2/gcc-2.95.2/powerpc-unknown-linux/libio'
Any ideas? Thanks:-)
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It gets a bit further using clean sources out of CVS, and then dies
because one of the libiberty subdirectories has no makefiles in it.
What a hideous f*(&&* mess....
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Any reports on the stock kernel so far? I want something stable for
my original version tibook, and wonder if this kernel is indeed stable
on powerpc?
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US_DEBUGP("scsi cmd done, result=0x%x\n",
us->srb->result);
set_current_state(TASK_INTERRUPTIBLE);
I don't think it actually fixes the problem, but it keeps everything
from brutally hanging. It's a complete shot in the
nd already discussed it with the USB folks in any case. I
used it as a stopgap to at least not have my computer lock up, and it
worked ok for that.
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well it worked for him.
I do my presentations with Mozilla. For example:
http://tcl.apache.org/presentations/tcl/
(only the introductory page is in Italian).
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doesn't
it? It's just available first in the benh kernel.
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Most Java implementations are not free software, but for one that is,
have a look at the 'gcj' package, which even compiles to native code!
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I have a tibook - one of the older ones (400mhz). Anyone know how to
turn the fan on from Linux? If that's not possible, is it in MacOS X?
The computer feels awfully hot, and I'm worried...
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Pers
er think it's a problem with either the sound
> output plugin or the driver/hardware
It's an xmms problem. But which distribution is this? The problem
was fixed in testing, IIRC. I had a look, and the xmms folks were
just passing a 0 to the 'is_big_endian' field
it's fixed, but no updated KDE packages
appear in PPC. What's the deal? Are we just missing a recompile?
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was chugging
along happily as my Alt key (it's a better choice than Apple's "alt"
key, as it's larger, so for someone who uses it in emacs all the time,
it's easier to hit with my thumb).
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wever, X is interpreting 125 as 115, so I had to add
that to my Xmodmap:
keycode 115 = Alt_R
clear Mod1
add Mod1 = Alt_R
(Thanks to Colin Walters for sharing some config files!)
Strikes me as being a hack, though, and I'd like to figure out what
the real problem is - what changed undernea
Ethan Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Tue, Sep 11, 2001 at 10:21:11AM +0200, David N. Welton wrote:
> > Michel Dänzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > > On Tue, 2001-09-11 at 07:16, Branden Robinson wrote:
> > > > Is this the linux keycodes issu
Ethan Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Tue, Sep 11, 2001 at 10:57:29AM +0200, David N. Welton wrote:
> > What changed then? Why did it work for me before and it doesn't
> > work now, without Xmodmapping it? The heart of the question seems
> > to be th
ing to be perfect. What I would like to know is why it
> > worked one moment and didn't the next. What changed?
> the keymaps became correct.
Does someone have a tarball of /etc/X11/xkb/* from a non-updated woody
system that I could look at? I would like to compare, for my own
e
correct. The BSD license is more liberal than the GPL,
actually. So liberal that someone else can take your code and release
binary versions. Some people are ok with that, though, and they like
that license. NetBSD is definitely free software.
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plenty of good beer, I imagine) to the above list, in Padova (Padua in
English) Italy if you want to make a tour of it:-)
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ode.
Who cares about the details though, I hate licensing discussions - I
just wanted to correct a rather gross error on the part of the
original poster.
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lems...
Try running tcpdump to see what the traffic looks like and if you can
see where the problem is.
I had some network problems recently related to iptables, and lowering
the mtu helped things out. You might try that...
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#x27;s, and would much rather have a CDRW.
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Linux some
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World.java
@ashland [~/tmp] $ ./a.out
Hello World!
It's pretty easy, and it's free software!
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0x7d48)= -1 EINVAL (Invalid argument)
ATI Rage M3 mirror tool, v0.1
error getting mirror value: Invalid argument
(I changed my sources to use perror just for the heck of it)
Kerplonk...
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ashland:/home/davidw# ./m3mirror crt:1 lcd:0
ATI Rage M3 mirror tool, v0.1
error 1074020353 getting mirror value
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weekend) and I'll make sure to test m3mirror to see
> if it still works. --
Just out of curiousity, would you mind sending an strace of a
successful run to the list:
ashland:/home/davidw# strace -o foobar ./m3mirror lcd:0 crt:1
ATI Rage M3 mirror tool, v0.1
error 1074020353 gettin
s been there. It's about the
> second head of the M3, and it's just fine that offb can't find an
> address for it as it wouldn't work properly with aty128fb at the
> same time anyway.
I see... and in the meantime, I think I have a handle on the other
problem,
not boot because it cannot "find" /dev/rtc) and on my iBook
> > (sound doesn't work yet).
> Which iBook do you have?
The teletubby model. I saw it myself at the PLUTO meeting!
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I have this in my pwrctl-local:
wakeup)
/sbin/fblevel on
/sbin/trackpad notap
/usr/sbin/anacron
/usr/X11R6/bin/xrefresh
;;
any idea why the last two don't do anything?
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ave to poke and prod a bit, but it does run. I haven't
used it in a while through the serial port, though, I've been using a
smart card reader, which is a lot faster.
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Apa
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> HOW TO BURN A CD WITHOUT A CDBURNER
Get a record player, put the CD on it, and when it's nice and sunny
out, take a small magnifying glass, and burn the data into the CD as
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off topic, but... wow, you can actually use gcj to make an applet that
runs? With graphics and everything?
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My tibook becomes almost unusable interactively when there is a lot of
disk activity (dselect unpackaging things, anacron running the find
job). What's up with this?!
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I never saw an answer for this:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-powerpc/2002/debian-powerpc-200203/msg00202.html
On Tue, 2002-03-12 at 00:01, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> On Mon, 2002-03-11 at 20:57, David N. Welton wrote:
> > > > My tibook becomes almost unusable interactively
/hd? in order to enable dma
These are the default settings, afaik. What I (and the previous
poster, I suspect) are curious about is 'unmaskirq', I guess, or
anything else that will make the system more usable when the hard
drive is at work.
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- 1) any way to just turn on the fan manually? 2) what should take
care of regulating the temperature? 3) how hot is too hot anyway?
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ibly accurate - it's telling me 16 degrees, whereas
it's 36 degrees outside.
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C after a few minutes of heavy work. Makes me want to
> >climb inside that box, considering the temperature outside ;-)
> None of the G4s CPU have properly calibrated TAU. Actually, the TAU
> unit isn't even supported anymore by Moto on recent chips.
Yuck. Mine seems to always go
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