Hello all,
I've searched and searched and searched the list archives about the
latest version of XFree86 and my lovely Voodoo card...and found nothing
that seems to help.
I went to Branden's page and changed my sources.list (which BTW had a
funny problem of not being editable, though I did work a
hel Dänzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Russell Hires <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Cc: debian-powerpc@lists.debian.org
>Subject: Re: XFree86 4.0.3 and Voodoo
>Date: Fri, May 11, 2001, 7:38
>
> Russell Hires wrote:
>
>> I've searched and searched and searched the list a
h device.
(EE) Configured Mouse: cannot open input device
(EE) PreInit failed for input device "Configured Mouse"
(II) UnloadModule: "mouse"
(WW) No core pointer registered
No core pointer
Fatal server error:
failed to initialize core devices
When reporting a problem related to a server
--
>From: Michel Dänzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Russell Hires <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: XFree86 4.0.3 and Voodoo
>Date: Sun, May 13, 2001, 13:52
>
> Russell Hires wrote:
>>
>> Okay, I've upgraded to woody, and still I'm having trouble ge
Okay, I finally got X up and running. My mouse works and everything. My
next questions relate to the new input layer, as in, how did this come
about? I know that it's related to the 2.4 kernel, but why does it also
show up in the 2.2 series? How do you know if you have the new input
layer? I know
Hello everyone,
I've posted a few times before, asking questions about XFree86. I finally
got it to work! Yeah...
I don't know where else to put this, so here it goes on the list. If there
is somewhere better, let me know! :-)
So far, I like woody. When I'm in console mode, everything is very ve
Hey Everyone,
I'm feeling like C3PO from The Empire Strikes Back, after Chewbacca puts
him sortof back together: "Wait, Wait!! I'm Backwards!!"
What I mean by this is that all the text on my X display is reversed.
Not the whole desktop, mind you, just the text. So the little Debian
button on the
Hey Everyone,
I'm playing with the date command, trying to understand why it doesn't
pick up the current time/date from ntpdate/ntpd...anyway, when I
manually set the date, using the command "date -s 8:22" (or whatever the
time is) my screen resolution changes! I'm in enlightenment, using a
Voodoo
>>
>> Now as this is my first kernel build for both Debian and PPC, I am
>> unsure as to whether this is a problem I've created by selecting bad
>> options or whether something else is at play here.
>
> Do you have kernel-patch-2.4.4-powerpc installed as well? The pristine 2.4
> kernel source do
Ethan Benson wrote:
> On Sat, May 26, 2001 at 04:24:38PM -0700, Tom Rini wrote:
> > On Sat, May 26, 2001 at 03:01:16PM -0800, Ethan Benson wrote:
> > > On Sat, May 26, 2001 at 11:42:08PM +0200, Michel D?nzer wrote:
> > >
> > > > Do you have kernel-patch-2.4.4-powerpc installed as well? The pristin
Is there some way of checking the OF for version information? If there is,
perhaps there could be some unification of the utilities...i.e., version 1.0
is OldWorld, version 3 is New...then the appropriate steps would be followed
depending on version.
Russell
__
re of the world."
-- Depeche Mode
> On Tue, Jun 05, 2001 at 09:15:59PM -0400, Russell Hires wrote:
>> Is there some way of checking the OF for version information? If there is,
>> perhaps there could be some unification of the utilities...i.e., version 1.0
>
I hope there hasn't already been a thread about this...
I apt-get'd the kernel source from debian (apt-get install 2.4) and it
downloaded all these files. I go into the kernel-source-2.4.4 and
compile away happily, until I get this error:
ppc_ksyms.c:335: `down_read_failed' undeclared here (not i
Well, I finally got my 2.4 kernel to compile, using BenH's tree, rsync'd
and all. But then try to boot using it? Didn't work. What sorts of
details do I need to provide? Are there any "gotchas" I should know
about?
I'm using woody, with a modified 2.2.18 kernel that includes a patch for
my Voodoo
> On Sun, Jun 10, 2001 at 05:02:41PM -0400, Russell Hires wrote:
>
>> Well, I finally got my 2.4 kernel to compile, using BenH's tree, rsync'd
>> and all. But then try to boot using it? Didn't work. What sorts of
>> details do I need to provide? Are the
bian kernel 2.4.4 fails to compile
>Date: Sun, Jun 10, 2001, 21:28
>
> On Sun, Jun 10, 2001 at 03:58:46AM -0400, Russell Hires wrote:
>> I hope there hasn't already been a thread about this...
>
> Uhh, sorry to disappoint you...
>
>> I apt-get'd the kerne
Hello all,
I've just installed kde, and I'm attempting to run Konqueror as my web
browser. However, I can't seem to run java applets! I've researched the
java-vm and it appears that it is only set to look for kaffe, which doesn't
seem to be available for powerpc...is there anything I can do abo
Thank you for the reply. I'm confused about the the kaffe.deb package
that I installed. It didn't install anything called (for example)
kaffe-vm or even kaffe in my /usr/bin directory...I'm sure I missed
something, but I'm not sure what...
Russell
Hey everyone,
I'm trying to get my OE mail imported to kmail using kmail import...but it
doesn't work because I've got a Mac, and the .mbx files (I'm using v 4.5 of
OE) don't exist as such. At least, they don't have the proper extension. Is
there some other way to import my OE mail? I thought a
Well folks, after my nightly "apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade" for
woody, I get the following error message:
dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/available' near line 9234 package
`xfonts-75dpi':
empty file details field `MD5sum'
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (
would be no Internet
Without the Internet, there would be no sharing
Share your code, share your source
-- Let's build something as great as the Internet!
--
>From: Geert Uytterhoeven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Russell Hires <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: Upgrade
Re: Upgrade Problem
>Date: Wed, Jun 13, 2001, 9:09
>
> On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 09:00:20AM -0400, Russell Hires wrote:
>> Well, I have /var on my / partition, because I started out small. I
>> symlinked the directory where the .debs go when they download (when
>> using apt-
> On Wed, Jun 13, 2001 at 09:25:17AM -0400, Russell Hires wrote:
>> LOL! Sure, why not...It may be Sunday before I do...I just need to
>> figure out how to partition everything again...I'll have roughly 4 GB to
>> play with. Got any recommendations?
>
> well
me...
Russell
_its_ (no apostrophe) means "the thing that it owns"
_it's_ (with apostrophe) means "it is"
--
>From: "Austin M. Brower" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: debian-powerpc@lists.debian.org
>Subject: Re: Upgrade Problem
>Dat
ood care of the world.
-- Depeche Mode
--
>From: Michel Dänzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Russell Hires <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Cc: "Edouard G. Parmelan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, debian-powerpc@lists.debian.org
>Subject: Re: kaffe only for i386?
&
>
> GNU parted can resize ext2 partitions, and I think move them as well. The
> debian package of it is called parted.
>
I'm surprised it isn't called de-parted... :-)
I appreciate your response. I'm going to test the boot floppies,
assuming I can find them. So far, I've been looking in the
Okay,
No success just yet. I was able to boot using the kernel and booted into
the ramdisk (named root.bin), but the kernel panicked. (I'm a holdout
for BootX, BTW. I still like it, and I'm still dual booting, as I share
my computer with the computer illiterate :-) The error message is:
Exception
> On Sat, Jun 16, 2001 at 09:06:42AM -0400, Russell Hires wrote:
>> Okay,
>>
>> No success just yet. I was able to boot using the kernel and booted into
>> the ramdisk (named root.bin), but the kernel panicked. (I'm a holdout
>> for BootX, BTW. I still lik
> The 'need to rebuild' thing was more of a makefile bug than anything else
> (split boot-floppies in multiple packages, one for base, one for the
> ramdisks, yadda yadda) and be done with a debian/rules base ...
I agree with this. What's wrong with rsync? I would think that since
it's so useful
Okay, I'm installing my Debian Woody (aka Testing) distro, but in order
to get all the files off the Internet, I have to have my PPPoE
connection working. To do this, I got the PPPoE software from Roaring
Penguin. It compiles and installs fine on a completely installed system,
but I can't do that
Okay, so what am I going to do to get a network install going? Someone
on another list mentioned that there is a module for pppoe, but my
understanding of this is that it's for the 2.4 kernel. If there is no
solution to the pppoe problem I've got, I will say "failure" to the
current incarnation of
Well, as was said, I took this to the debian-boot list, and it was
resoundingly ignored. Maybe I don't understand the nature of that list.
Maybe I haven't made a big enough stink. Maybe I'm not asking the right
questions...
Lately I want to build my own pppoe client complete with all the libc6
st
Hello everyone,
Round 2:
I have reinstalled woody (after my boot floppy test failed), by going
from reistalling potato and then upgrading to woody. I foolishly didn't
back up my X settings, because I had X 4.0.3 working just fine before.
Lesson Learned.
However, I went through some of the same pr
I was told recently on this list that the task-* system is being taken
out back being shot. I don't know what is replacing it. Since you're
using testing and unstable, well, sounds like it's just one of those
things you'll have to wait for a resolution, or join the conversation
(where-ever that is
Is there a way to get the Gnome packages for woody? I know that the task-*
stuff is going away, but lately I miss the gnome stuff anyway. I run kde, but
there's a ton of gnome packages I like having, that I can't install.
Should I just d/l individual packages?
Thanks for the help.
Russell
9:59, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> Russell Hires wrote:
> > I did get the xfont-base, but not the 75dpi/100dpi and scalables...so
> > I'll try that!
>
> The fixed font is in xfonts-base. What versions of the font packages do you
> have?
>
The versions from woody...although I use Branden Robinson's versions of
X-whatever...
> On Fri, Jun 22, 2001 at 08:24:31AM -0400, Russell Hires wrote:
>> Is there a way to get the Gnome packages for woody? I know that the task-*
>> stuff is going away, but lately I miss the gnome stuff anyway. I run kde,
> but
>> there's a ton of gnome packages I like
I'm trying to install zope-popy and python-popy for my zope install, but it
appears that it depends on postgresql > 7.0.3. I'm surprised that woody is
using 6.5. I realize debian's conservative philosophy, but I at least thought
we'd be at version 7.0...
Anyone have any thoughts about this?
Th
>
> Funny you mention this, as there was a thread a while back with almost
> the exact same subject (except postgresql wasn't capitalized).
I checked through that group of postings (after you mentioned this, I should
have checked first), and very little of it actually revolved around
postgres
Okay, with the latest advice I managed to compile and package postgresql. But
before I could that, I had to get more stuff (easily apt-able):
libreadline4-dev libperl-dev tk8.3-dev sharutils tcl8.3-dev
Of course, now I can't install it. dpkg -i tells me that there is a
conflict with libgpsql2
>> True, but why don't you just download the latest version from
>> unstable/non-US? Is there something wrong about these packages?
>
> Dunno, I had assumed Russell was trying to build them himself for a reason.
>
Boy, it all started when...I wanted to get Zope working with PoPy, which I
believe
Or you could try bluefish (apt-get install bluefish). Rob "Roblimo"
Miller turned me on to that one in a presentation he gave at a local
computer trade show recently.
Russell
_its_ (no apostrophe) means "the thing that it owns"
_it's_ (with ap
Well, it works! I got the Pristine 2.2.19 kernel from kernel.org to compile,
and modules, and everthing! Of course, it's not all good: the tdfx module has
symbol problems, even though it's present in the config and seems to compile
and be installed in /lib/modules/2.2.19/misc/tdfx.o...which is n
> Did you read /usr/share/doc/kernel-source-2.2.19/debian.README.gz?
Of course not, why would I read that? :-D
I still think there should be a dialog about this...okay, I'll read it. :-)
Russell
were encountered while processing:
kernel-image-2.2.19_custom.2.2.19g_powerpc.deb
Just for fun, I took out /boot/config-2.2.19 (renamed it, actually), and I
still have that error...I don't understand the error, unfortunately.
Thanks for the help!
Russell
On Sunday 01 July 2001 12:37, Rus
This is a two parter:
First, I know there's a later version of boot floppies (version 3.0.7), but
I'm in the middle of an install, working with what I've got...The install
fails at the part where it's supposed to mount /proc, with this message:
failed to mount -t proc proc /proc. The reason: /proc
This advice is great, but how would I do this from OF? That's my problem.
Because the install fails, I don't have a yaboot/ybin that completely works.
I therefore cannot edit anything...I have at the moment only the option to
boot into OF, then to yaboot for the install command.
Thanks for the
> > I would upgrade to the latest b-f (this is the second part), but I can't
> > because I can't get back into the Mac OS. When I reboot, I reboot back
> > into
>
> huh? since when do you need macos for boot-floppies.
I don't need macos for the boot-floppies. I need macos for macos. I also need
Hello all,
I've got two problems with sound, actually. The first one is a mystery. I'm
running KDE, and I've got sound support in the kernel enabled. I read a
message in a previous post, from about 3-6 months ago, that talked about KDE
not having a working sound server for debian-powerpc. Is th
Yeah, I had this problem myself until a helpful soul pointed me to:
http://v.favrenicolin.free.fr/linuxppc/linuxppc-tdfx.php3
Unfortunately, the patch I got from here only works on the sources listed. At
least, I haven't figured out how to patch any other kernel...
HTH
Russell
PS I can also se
Hey everyone,
On my Beige G3/266, I'm trying to make an actual boot-floppy (because I
happened upon an x86 machine that I want to put debian on). But I'm stuck. I
hear the disk running in the drive, but it's been doing that for at least 6
hours now. I can't kill the dd process I started to make
> what command did you use?
>
> dd if=root.bin of=/dev/fd0 bs=512 count=2880 conv=sync
Well, I used the one listed in the main install doc:
dd if=file of=/dev/fd0 bs=1024 conv=sync ; sync
I even preserved the whitespace. Except, I replaced the word "file" with
root.bin, of course.
But, just fo
> > But, just for fun, I duplicated the command you sent me, and the output I
> > get is:
> Doh! First you have to solve your problem, then try the new
> command! Try ejecting the floppy, it sounds like a "hardware"
> problem. Like maybe the kernel missed an interrupt or the floppy
> drive is s
On Saturday 07 July 2001 19:02, Bob Bernstein wrote:
> It seems like this is a good time to post this URL:
>
> http://people.debian.org/%7Ebortz//SGML-HOWTO/potato/howto.html
I appreciate this very much. The info here was very helpful.
> Stephane's HOWTO remains the single best introduction to t
Oops. Sorry, I sent this to the wrong list Won't happen
again
Russell
On Monday 09 July 2001 08:43, Russell Hires wrote:
> On Saturday 07 July 2001 19:02, Bob Bernstein wrote:
> > It seems like this is a good time to post this URL:
> >
> > http://people.debian.org/%
Hello everyone,
I finally got 2.4.6-pre8 from penguinppc.org (or wherever it is they tell you
rsync from) to work on my machine. Funny thing, though, is that the console
is bright ugly green, until I get into X. So when I'm booting, it is green,
with other neon colors in the console that make i
> Well, I guess it's a problem with the S3 Trio driver, can you disable it
> in your config ?
>
> Ben.
Thanks for the help. I disabled that and something else after a second
attempt. Then everything compiled fine. Except that I was running the
2.4.6-pre8 kernel and X crashed on me again, but I s
> Nope, use BenH's or Paulus' rsync trees.
I haven't had too much luck with BenH's trees for 2.4.x. I've got no sound,
and X crashes on me from time to time. Yuck! I'm using a 2.2.18 kernel that
works. Even 2.2.19 doesn't wash my dishes...We'll see how well MOL does once
I've compiled separate
Hello everyone,
I've got a strange problem. I don't have a /dev/cdrom device. As in, I type
"ls -a /dev/cdrom" and the error message is: No such file or directory. Why
would that be? What can I do to fix it?
Thanks!
Russell
your computer boots or run "dmsg | less" or "dmesg | less", i don't
> remember which, and the answer is in there, something like this:
>
> hdb: CDROM blah blah
>
> On Tue, Jul 10, 2001 at 05:05:31PM -0400, Russell Hires wrote:
> > Hello everyone,
>
Well, it's brand new audio CD's I've tried...maybe that's what's wrong? On
the other hand, I tried to mount the cdrom without a disk in it...no good
there.
Thanks for the help.
Russell
On Tuesday 10 July 2001 21:41, Phil Frost wrote:
> Hrm...is there a disk in the drive? ;) It could be a bad d
umount the cd to remove the disk (umount /cdrom) otherwise the
> tray won't open when you press the eject button.
>
> Hope that helps
> Phil Frost
>
> On Tue, Jul 10, 2001 at 10:04:32PM -0400, Russell Hires wrote:
> > Well, it's brand new audio CD's I've
I had X working on my iMac Rev B at one point. I don't actually remember what
changed on it that it went away (I think it was the upgrade from 4.0.3 to
4.1.0, actually). Meanwhile, I believe this link will help you:
www.imaclinux.net.
Good luck!
Russell
On Tuesday 10 July 2001 22:32, crombie
Hey Everyone,
I've been playing around in woody for a while now, and I ran into a strange
problem dealing with my cdrom device: I just went through a lot of
strangeness (and without the help of Phil Frost I'd still be out there) in
trying to figure out why my cdrom wouldn't work. It was because
Hello everyone,
I'm running woody, and I just updated everything a few minutes ago, so I've
got the latest of whatever there is...Anyway, X crashes, or seems to crash
when I log out of KDE. I will logout, and get a black screen that will only
show the login dialog -- so maybe kdm is crashing? -
Hello everyone,
I've looked through the archives about this, but didn't get a definitive
answer to this question, and besides, for me it's actually a little more
complicated than that: I know I have at least a right (or center?) mouse
button, because when I push the command key, I can move win
Nope. No trouble here. Hmmm...Well, I'm using kde, on woody. Maybe it's been
fixed since potato? What bums me out is the fact that klyx doesn't seem to be
ready for use because of ... something.
I'm not sure that's too helpful, but there ya go.
Russell
On Wednesday 18 July 2001 18:27, Jason E
Well, the problem with upgrading one or two packages is that you run into
dependencies problems: if you upgrade something simple, but it requires a new
version of a library that isn't quite compatible with an older library that
some other non-upgraded software depends on, you've got problems.
What if you have standard (or slightly patched) 2.2.18 kernel? I downloaded
mol from debian-testing using apt-get, and it doesn't run...I had fun
modifying the source so it would compile, since mol seems to require a 2.4.x
kernel...which I don't understand. But it still doesn't work, and I still
> > but I don't have a floppy drive :/
>
> use cd...
Or use Floppy Images...
> I don't have linux working yet, I still have to get mac os on there
> so i can boot it.
And it will probably have to remain that way, too, since your 1400 doesn't
have Open Firmware on it. Check http://nubus-pmac.sourc
On Monday 23 July 2001 21:00, Jesse Goerz wrote:
> I have a linux pc box and need to get at a printer on a Mac server. From
> what I've read i need to compile appletalk into the kernel and install the
> netatalk package.
>
> My questions:
> 1. Does anyone have any links to documentation on how I
Hello everyone,
I'm reading all this discussion on the keycodes and such...but I don't quite
understand. If there's some basic docs about this, point me to them. If there
is a keymap (similar to the Mac OS desk accessory that shows each key and
what it is and where it is on the keyboard, and ev
Hey Everyone,
I'll compose this message while I can't reach lists.debian.org to search the
archive...
I've rsynced the latest benh kernel, configured sound and all associated
modules, yet I've got no sound. Sound works just fine with my 2.2.18 kernel,
so where's the difference between the old
I don't think it's that off topic: perhaps there is something in the
difference between x86 and ppc. OTOH, maybe it's just a bad message: it tells
you false information. My Zope works fine on m68k, and I get the "failed"
message.
Russell
> In fact, I thought of that immediately after maki
Maybe this is why my sound doesn't work? I compiled everything fresh...how
can I fix this?
Russell
> The module is now called dmasound_pmac instead of dmasound_awacs.
poet:/home/rusty# insmod dmasound_pmac
Using
/lib/modules/2.4.8-pre3-ben0/kernel/drivers/sound/dmasound/dmasound_pmac.o/lib/modu
ichel Dänzer wrote:
> Russell Hires wrote:
> > Maybe this is why my sound doesn't work? I compiled everything
> > fresh...how can I fix this?
> >
> > > The module is now called dmasound_pmac instead of dmasound_awacs.
> >
> > poet:/home/rusty# insmod dmasoun
Hey everyone,
I looked in the archives, and saw nothing relating to this: is there a PPC
version of the Macromedia Flash Player? There seems to be one for x86, but
not PPC
Thanks!
Russell
Hello everyone,
I've got an interesting problem: when I boot, using the 2.4.8-pre3-ben0
kernel, my console starts out being neon green, and the text messages that
are printed to the console not just in different neon colors, but also are
cut in half, with the top on bottom, of each letter. In o
Well, I rsync'ed today and thus upgraded to 2.4.8-pre-7-ben0. My neon green
and various other neon colors are gone... But the console text is actually
worse. Hey! Progress is sometimes slow. :-)
Russell
On Thursday 09 August 2001 21:53, Russell Hires wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
&g
Hello, I upgraded to benh's 2.4.8-pre7 this morning, and now my sound only
partially works. I rsync'ed according to directions posted in another
message, and I did a "make oldconfig" to make sure everything stayed the
same.
What happens is I've got the system beep, but not the other sounds, lik
> Apple hardware is different, there is no speaker dedicated only to
> beeping, thus the system beep must go through the sound hardware.
This would make sense, except that I have experienced two different problems
with my sound since upgrading...the first one is that when I start up KDE I
get th
> I know that this problem already occured in previous versions, but it was
> reported to have been fixed in 3.0.7. However, I still have this problem.
>
> Does anybody have an idea what to do about this problem?
> Marc
Yes, upgrade to b-f 3.0.8? Or 3.0.9? There's a message from Debian-boot that
Not having researched the mailiing lists, I thought I'd just post a question
about Mac On Linux. As in, I'm running a 2.4-pre8ben0 kernel, and when I
issue the make-kpkg modules_image command, it fails and gives me the message
"Module /usr/src/modules/mol failed."
What can I do to correct this?
een compiled.
Thanks for the help!
Russell
On Sunday 19 August 2001 07:04, Jens Schmalzing wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Russell Hires writes:
> > Not having researched the mailiing lists, I thought I'd just post a
> > question about Mac On Linux. As in, I'm running a 2.4-pre8
Hello all,
I've had a strange occurence on my Beige G3/266: first, the sound module
dma_sound (or whatever its official name is) crashed on me -- my sound went
from okay to extremely staticky...so, I thought, restart the X server...but
that just crashed the rest of the X server, and then crashe
Hey Everyone,
I've got a problem: I'm running woody, and recently (in the last week or so)
two of the files in /var/log have become so large that KDE can't start, and
I'm unable to run some other applications. The two files that are 200 MB
each? kern.log and syslog. What could be making these t
> Are there files in /lost+found? If yes, one of them might be your old
> Inbox.
Alas, no, I checkedI've had a few crashes before ;-) but /lost+found is
empty
Thanks.
Russell
>
Yeah, sure, I'll build the postgresql stuff... I've done it before on m68k,
and on PPC, so ... just tell me what to do
Russell
On Saturday 25 August 2001 15:06, Oliver Elphick wrote:
> From non-us.debian.org:
> $ madison postgresql
> postgresql | 7.1release-4 | testing | source, alph
For me, it stops booting at several points: one time it stops at Init:, and
another time it stops at calculating module dependencies. Interestingly, it
does boot (I'm using BootX) if I boot from the extension rather than going
all the way into the Mac OS. However, with this method, I have no sou
Hmm...I'm not too familiar with miboot. I'll work on that. However, someone
suggested that I try to boot from BootX with 'No Video Driver' checked. Sure
enough, I can read my console now. However, I still crash. But, on the good
side, there's some kind of function that allows for logging of cras
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HTH...
Russell
PS I had some difficulty figuring out the ksymoops man page. But that's just
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YES YES YES! It will work! I have a Voodoo3 Card working on my Beige G3/266.
It willl work! Stop whining. If you are using 2.2.x kernels, you've got to
manually patch the kernel, since the code isn't in there. If you are running
2.4.x kernels, you w
ly reworked.
Russell
On Monday 01 July 2002 23:24 pm, you wrote:
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> Russell Hires <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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On Thursday 11 July 2002 15:13 pm, Eric C. Cooper wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 11, 2002 at 02:45:53PM -0400, David Anthony Hacker wrote:
> > How do I populate /tftpboot in order to get diskless clients to
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> Short answer: vmlinux, yaboot,
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There is also a working XF86Config-4 that should be in the archives, since it
was mailed to me and I used it just fine in an iMac. If not, I'll dig around
and see what I can find...
Russell
On Thursday 25 July 2002 12:08 pm, Michel Dänzer wrote:
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Hello all,
I just installed the flashplayer software mentioned in last weeks DWN, and
... now that I've got it, how do I make it work with Konqueror? Or mozilla?
Does anyone have any experience with it on PPC?
Thanks for your help!
Russell
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> Downloaded some flash streams from campchaos.com. Works fine apart from
How did you get it to work? I want to put it in as a plugin into
Konqueror...or are you saying that you just play flash stuff directly? If so,
how do you do that?
Russell
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Blackdown.org is your friend...except that you have to dig through ftp
directories to find the powerpc version of java ... as far as the plugin...It
works through Konqueror, and through mozilla...
Russell
On Friday 09 August 2002 22:10 pm, Shawn Dun
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Hello everyone,
I've got a problem with my iMac. It's the kind that has the CD ROM tray that
pops out, first of all. The difficulty I'm having right now is that I had it
booting just fine using yaboot, and dual booting, too, since it's at a
school.
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> You've tried both holding c and holding Cmd-Opt-Shift-Delete? On my iMac
> with the tray, I'm pretty sure c works. And you also reset PRAM with
> Cmd-Opt-P-R?
Hmmmdidn't know about the cmd-opt-shift-delete trick, I'll try that. The
others? For
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