ies to /etc/modules to
reload them in that same order. (I don't understand why there are _three_
molsymglue's, and why only one of the three seems to actually work,
though. For that, you'd have to ask Samuel. :)
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ntrol for it, other than the keys on the keyboard (which
don't seem to affect the volume from external speakers)?
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got? I assume you've enabled
some of the AGP support code in the kernel - did you then turn on the
UniNorth option? If so, I don't recommend using UniNorth AGP support yet -
it's still very broken. (It blackscreens the iBook I'm using when starting
X with DRI enabled when it&#x
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it comes to providing docs for some of their more proprietary stuff...)
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2 or newer (FireWire iBooks have rev. 3) as not able to do the
byteswap in hardware. I will have a diff soon.
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byte reordering in little-endian samples, so that the audio
output will be correct.
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--- /home/linux-2.4-benh.dist/drivers/sound/dmasound/dmasound_awacs.c Thu
Err. Not Tumbler, but DACA. Why I got Tumbler stuck in my head, I don't
know...
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the correct keycode?
I tried the same thing. They both appear as left ALT when you map the left
ALT keycode as a mouse button using sysctl.conf. It's apparently hardwired
that way in the keyboard itself, it doesn't seem to be related to Linux.
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and discussion.
Oh. Well, then I suppose I'd better send it to them. Do I have to join the
list to post to it, or will it accept non-member messages?
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PPC systems that don't understand many audio formats
natively, and are going to need help.
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robably use miBoot or quik instead of BootX if it's not super
old (I'm talking like 6100 or 6150 old). I believe both will let you boot
without MacOS (setting up a fake System folder in a small HFS bootstrap
filesystem, with a fake System and Finder, to make the oldworld ROM
hap
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> that got it to work.
Well, for someone to tell you where you're going wrong, we have to know
what you're doing, and what you're getting back. :)
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ing the CD after installing the
xmms-cdread plugin? You're supposed to open the CD device node, then all
the tracks from the CD will be added to the playlist.
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eds to shut down).
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ed figuring out how to program the
KeyLargo's I2C bus, and then using the Darwin drivers as a model (is that
possible? License restrictions?) for the Linux drivers, instead of trying
to program the DACA directly like the current drivers do?
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> Maybe you have to enter boot cd:,\\yaboot at the OF prompt (ctrl & command & O
> & F to boot to get there). That shouldn't be necessary with woody CDs though.
That'd be Command + Option + O + F, actually. :)
Derrik Pate
open Apple and the 4-way-curly-que thing. Basically,
they'll both be on the bottom row of your keybaord, and neither will be
marked "Ctrl".
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y defense is that I've never seen a foreign
keyboard for any Apple system. :)
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to use it to control the backlight (getting EINVAL on write, and EIO
on read), and doesn't try anything else, whereas with the '-q' switch, it
tries /dev/adb, then tries /dev/pmu (which, as I said, works right).
Just thought that since the subject had arisen, this was worth mention
e found, but I don't know what other device the modem might
> > be...can anyone give me a hand? (I'm using pon/poff and a chatscript)
>
> Do you have the macserial module loaded?
Also, does the device node exist? If you're using a 2.4 kernel with devfs,
is devfsd
e definition of `__dummy'
/usr/lib/gcc-lib/powerpc-linux/2.95.4/libgcc.a(__dummy.o)(.text+0x0): first
defined here
Yeah. Try passing -Wl,-whole-archive if you want to pass that option via
a gcc command line, instead of to ld itself.
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e mixer support tho).
I don't need Ximian Gnome but I would prefer it. Can I
recompile it or will I have many problems with it?
If you have source deb's, you should be able to.
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et-install the
rest, with decent bandwidth, or sufficient time).
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rs (I'm betting on a data-structure
change).
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s same behavior on a G4 tower - it needed a firmware
update before the installer would go anyplace, it'd just freeze up
otherwise.
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ry to call 'iwconfig' on the wireless card. The sleep notify routine for
the airport driver seems to be gettiing called, but it doesn't appear to
be taking care of saving and restoring some settings somewhere.
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ing now).
With older kernels, interestingly, this didn't happen.
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e a PCMCIA slot, and he'd have to use a PCMCIA card
(a Lucent Orinoco would work).
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he G3 tower systems, which I thought
excluded all the G3 PowerBooks. I'll have to remember that.
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ec or SSH or SSL with
strong crypto if it's important to you - WEP isn't going to help if
someone really cares about it.
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'm going about it right. It doesn't look like it
should be too hard to program, but without some sort of reference, it's
confusing. Ben? Michel?
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seems to
be slow in general). Insignia used to sell a PC emulator for MacOS (and
others), but seems to have left the emulator business, leaving (far as I
know) only VPC.
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odes=1
to your /etc/sysctl.conf. You may have to boot with the 'init=/bin/bash'
flag so that the keymaps aren't changed (after which, you'll have to
manually mount all your filesystems, or at least / and /usr).
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On Fri, 24 Aug 2001, Ivan wrote:
> hi all, i'm having this error compiling the 2.4.9 benh kernel
Disable the UniNorth AGP GART support for now. It's still very in
development (and apparently broken as of now quite completely).
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, apparently taking up most of the
space in the NVRAM, so setting the 'boot-file' parameter for quik to
autoboot doesn't work - OF says "string too long", nvsetenv in Linux
just segfaults. Any alternate possibilities for me? It seems to mostly
ignore what I've told it in quik.conf, other than when installing the
bootblock.
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was using to load Linux via BootX previously, but I'd
rather not mess with that if I don't have to.
> to make sure that quik writes to the bootblock, run quik -vf (force,
> verbose).
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so that might be the issue. I'll see if I can get a replacement battery
for it, I guess.
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box will be 100% operational. (Even the PlanB
video in works - though I don't actually have a use for it.)
If you need someone to test a patch, let me know.
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bad there's not just a way to tell the Voodoo3 "treat these colors like
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> I may play with it further, after I straighten out this color thing. Too
> bad there's not just a way to tell the Voodoo3 "treat these colors like
> they're big endian - because they are"...
Well, I wa
r docs, writing to the same offset
in the register memory range for the 3Dfx does the same thing, plus it
removes the issue of IO port accesses on a non-primary PCI bus (where
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working right that's kind of needed is the hardware cursor. I'll try to
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the rest of it JFS, just for fun. (This is my play box, in case you
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Ok, I'm attaching a better version of the previous patch, including a
fix that makes the boot logo appear correctly. I'm still trying to sort
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--- linux/drivers/video/tdfxfb.c.old2002-12-14 12:42:10.0
C and throw it in, and go with that; it'd probably be your best
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like something KDE is doing?
That's related to DRI. That wouldn't have anything to do with starting
KDE. What happens when you try starting KDE? Are you using a display
manager (GDM, KDM, WDM, XDM, etc.), or running startx/startkde/etc. at a
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eed out through sound device), so you have to
use something else. I always used XMMS with the xmms-cdread plugin
installed - it'll read the PCM stream from the disc and play it through
your PCM output device. (And you can use ESD or aRts output with xmms,
so you can play more than one thing at a
en reading recent threads, you're probably seeing stuff
about the newest iBooks with the RageM7, which is a newer,
Radeon-derived laptop display chip. The support for it is still
improving, but will hopefully be to the same level as the support for
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properly handle sleep with the M7 chip, doesn't he? Once those two
things happen (getting that info and the XF 4.3 release), I figure the
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as supported them for quite a long time).
>
> All media players I know use Altivec asm functions, so you don't need
> gcc3.
Though you do need a system with a G4 processor - the iBook that the
original poster was talking about won't get any help from Altivec
instructions.
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> a disk.
>
> Otherwise can I use the 3c509 driver or one of the other ones until I can
> get on the network and download the proper one?
Use the '3c59x' module. That also drives the 3c90x family cards.
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mething?
Apparently. The Radeon M7 (aka the 7500 Mobility) uses a different
power-management arrangement than the M6 did, and Ben hasn't yet been
able to pry the needed info out of ATI to get the chip into and out of
power-management mode. So until he does, system suspend won't work o
etc.
It won't overwrite the bootstrap partition, but it will change what's
set in the NVRAM as the boot device. You can either hold Option at boot
(if your system has an OF with the Option menu feature - 4.x only?), or
boot to the OF prompt and type:
boot hd:[bootstrap partition number],\\yaboot
at the prompt, and Linux should boot normally.
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> Apparently, on Fri, Jan 10, 2003 at 02:53:03PM -0500, Allan Streib wrote:
> > On Fri, 10 Jan 2003, Derrik Pates wrote:
> >
> > > Use the '3c59x' module. That also drives the 3c90x family cards.
>
lution (640x480
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Does it really mean that it must be compiled as a module ?
No. Did you specify the "UseFBDev" option in the "Device" section? It
needs that. Though I can't imagine it causing that. Can you provide more
context from the logs than just one line?
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with no lost data, but I can't make any guarantees to
anyone else that it will work for them.
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quot;Mount on boot" checkbox. Then MacOS should
automatically mount the volume to your desktop next time MacOS is
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No, HFS itself is limited to a partition size of 2 GB. HFS+, on the
other hand, is not.
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#x27;hfsplus' package will let you read (and now write, also, I
believe?) HFS+ filesystems, similarly to how mtools works for MS-DOS
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- had to use this knowledge a lot due to
OS X's lame-ass SCSI support (?) breaking a coworker's HFS+ partitions.
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anyone, should it?
Wouldn't think so.
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ss that's changed, Linux won't see or talk to a SWIM2 at
all. If you have a box with one, I'm sure there would be some happy
folks if you could figure out how to talk to it.
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ux and doing 'od -t x2 /dev/sda1' showed that that bit
was changed in the MacOS partition's layout.
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.apt-get.org/) would provide that. Don't expect big things
from it though - you're probably not going to get huge performance gains
with, say, QuakeII. But if lspci, or the board itself, says the card is
just a Mach64, don't bother, you're not going to get any 3D
acceleration, because it's not in the hardware.
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ounting an HFS+ filesystem made by MacOS will always show what you
described, because MacOS makes a thin HFS wrapper around the HFS+
filesystem, for the sake of older MacOS versions. You can use the
'hfsplus' package to read and write HFS+ filesystems completely in
userspace (not transparent
t
commercial software (which I'm not sure is even available anymore -
probably not), you certainly can't do TCP/IP via PhoneNet. Get a
10Base/T-to-AAUI transceiver - they're dirt cheap on eBay.
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ort.
> > If I reboot I'm dead in the water right?
> > I don't have the MACOS installation disks
He needs to stop what he's doing, go get a Mac System 7.5/7.6 or System
8 CD, reinstall a small MacOS partition, then install Linux from there.
If he continues on as he's going, he'll have a perfectly good Linux
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y barely knows Linux at all - getting a distro like Debian on a
well-supported NewWorld can be occasionally trying. Installing it on a
NuBus system can be a bear. (Besides the fact that the kernel is at best
sporadically maintained for them.)
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vel is where any remaining 2.4-specific development by
Cort is going on, and linuxppc_2_4_benh is Ben's tree (where the really
experimental stuff is). The rsync is just a regular snapshot of the
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etZ/lunN/generic, if you're using devfs),
and make sure that the user you're ripping as has permission to to read
and write to that device. (Ripping with SCSI drives is done by issuing
raw SCSI commands - you're using IDE-SCSI, so same thing applies.)
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OSX. Will yaboot only boot OSX using the two stage boot process?
Yes, because the Forth bootscript that ybin generates and blesses is
what puts up the multiboot menu - yaboot itself just loads Linux
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xactly the
same as the x86 counterparts, other than an OF ROM.
> If it's some other PPC machine, don't know..
If it also has an OpenFirmware implementation, odds are it'll just work.
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boot cd:,\\:tbxi
>
> but it can't found the device!?!?
>
> What's wrong?
Is the CD-ROM in your master on the secondary IDE channel? If not, the
'cd' devalias in OF will not work. You'll have to navigate the OF device
tree manually. 'dev / ls' will get you started there.
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PowerDomain firmware, since they are the same card otherwise.
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0.9.0beta12): no sound cards defined..
You probably need to build and install the modules for ALSA, and make
sure that the appropriate driver (snd-powermac, I think?) is loaded.
Read /usr/share/doc/alsa-source/README.Debian.gz for more info.
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p a tty to the modem port.
The 7300 can be configured to use the system console for OpenFirmware,
according to http://www.penguinppc.org/projects/quik/quirks.shtml -
however the 7200 can't (because apparently OpenFirmware doesn't know how
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in",
you should be able to add a printer. How is the printer in question
attached to your computer? Serial port, USB, network?
>I know a hard way of printing again, that is re-installing the whole
> system. Frankly, I'm trying to avoid that.
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river for that one. Use the 'fbdev' driver and don't specify a
BusID at all. (Run 'dpkg-reconfigure -plow xserver-xfree86' if you used
debconf to configure your XF86Config-4, as I'm guessing you did.)
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nt for
the DACA mixer-control code when I wrote that stuff. (Frankly, I was so
happy to have mixer control at the time, balance control didn't really
cross my mind.) I'm guessing no one's played with it since then.
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to make a couple hacks to the source to get it to build clean
though, and the SWIM3 floppy controller driver doesn't presently build
right (it prevents a successful build). I'm rather surprised that I had
to tweak the source, especially at this late stage, to get it to build
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ces?
> 5--How do I know that I need i2c-keywest?
For a Pismo, you don't. It's needed for PowerBook G4s and iBooks with
DACA, Tumbler/Texas, and Snapper audio chips, where the mixer control is
done via an I2C bus.
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ver? I've fought with the dmasound driver in the kernel before,
so if I could use the ALSA driver instead, and still be able to suspend
my laptop, I'd definitely prefer that.
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d drivers for them. 'apt-cache show discover' will give you more
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tion was to stop
portmap, and make /etc/init.d/portmap not executable, to keep it from
starting at all. Apparently it's actually a FAM bug, and supposedly
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Powerbook Pismo, and they're working great with the
gnome-themes-extra package (which includes several SVG themes). If
anyone wants to try them, add the following to your sources.list:
deb http://platinum.heliacal.net/~demon/gnome2.4-ppc/ ./
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recent system, they just segfault on
> startup...
Not true. I have a couple of those games, and they run just fine on my
Pismo (running Debian sid). You might need the patches, but you can
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an OF 2.x system can look at /proc/device-tree/packages/
and see if they have an 'elf-loader' package and prove me wrong, but
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disabled'. If it says 'Direct rendering enabled', then the problem is
something in the client side, and you should see what 'glxinfo' says.
and thus I do not have the DRI working and no 3d accel:-(
See above. Those messages aren't relevant.
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'boot
/AAPL,ROM', which will load the Mac ROM, which will load miBoot from the
floppy (may need to hold F after pressing Enter at the OF prompt).
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machine is not an early iBook or G3 blue&white tower), select the
cute penguin, and boot into Linux, then rerun ybin?
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nFirmware knows (yaboot uses HFS via hfsutils) for
loading the bootstrap. OF doesn't know any Linux-specific filesystems,
so you definitely won't be able to boot from it. Did you make a separate
bootstrap partition for yaboot's use? If not, you need one.
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got quik set up on my PowerMac 7500 with a JFS root filesystem and
an ext2 /boot, and it works just fine. I didn't install it just recently
(it's probably been 2+ years since I installed it, actually). I can tell
you that it does work, at least.
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> Warning: I'm not 100& sure about the keycodes.
The correct keycodes can be gleaned by browsing through
/usr/include/linux/input.h.
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ing kernel bloat, that's all. It adds
_zero_ functionality soundwise.
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gt; and edit the inittab to bump the run level from 2->5. Installing X, I
> thought that it would do that for me. I thought wrong.
Do 'ln -s /usr/X11R6/bin/XFree86 /etc/X11/X'. Then try again.
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than, I think) that that's what it is being called. Don't blame me for
what someone else has decided to call it, I'm just trying to follow some
convention so that people know what is being talked about.
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