er (as my primary
OS) but am so far unable to do so. I have successfully run LinuxPPC on
my machine in the past but prefer Debian as a distribution (and
philosophy) over RedHat derivatives. Unfortunately, if LinuxPPC works and
Debian doesn't, I will be inclined to go with the former.
Than
>
> This is a purely kernel, not distribution, issue. I really strongly
> suspect you have hardware trouble - it may just be Linux trying to
> utilize something more than MacOS does and causing it to break.
Well then my fears of hardware failure may not be totally unfounded...
unfortun
"pmacpow" that
can be used to set the next power up time on Power Macs. Found at:
<ftp://ppc.linux.or.jp/pub/users/toe/pmacpow-tool/>
Referenced on Linuxppc's Power Macintosh Development page at:
<http://linuxppc.org/dev/pmac/>
For interesting PowerPC "hacks" and ot
ually going to use the HD attached to its SCSI chain to
run Linux full-time.
Moral of the story: Check your hardware setup first before blaming
the OS for your troubles.
A happy Debian user,
Matt
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avoid using
24 bpp if possible, is this true?
I can send out the exact messages I'm getting if need be.
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(the top two lines of the display).
I've also found that the setmixer program works wonders by saving and
restoring your the mixer parameters over reboots.
apt-get install setmixer
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arned you.
You probably had a feedback loop where the slightest noise (like typing
on the keyboard) would feed into the microphone which would then output
to the speakers which would then feed into the microphone and create a
feedback loop.
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sts (which catch
mainly memory bits which are stuck permanently high or low) so that
they run approximately an order of magnitude faster.
It is freely available and licensed under the GNU GPL.
I've used it on my Linux/PowerPC machine and it seems to run fine. I
cannot attest to how well it cat
aced the distribution file on my public FTP site at:
ftp://ftp.visi.com/users/mattc/mozilla/0.9.4/
The FTP directory contains:
MD5SUMS
mozilla-powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz
Please feel free to email me with any questions/comments.
Thanks,
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o much...
AFAIK, Macromedia hasn't released their "official" Flash plugin for any
other Linux architectures but x86.
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this bug and fix it. At least
> it's the same on i386. :)
Yes, at least the bug is consistent. :)
> Thanks for your interesting pointers.
And thank you for the -fPIC pointer.
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http://www.
ow Memory Solutions),
they always seem to have very low prices. See:
http://www.memorysolutions.com/168pindimms.html
Thanks for all your work, Ben.
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G/PGP key. Finger my email
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Please feel free to email me with any questions/comments.
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inux/PowerPC distributions including Debian (stable), SuSE, Yellow Dog,
LinuxPPC, etc. I know of at least several people running Yellow Dog and
one person using LinuxPPC that use my "official" Mozilla distribution.
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