Hi,
I recently obtained a Motorola Powerstack (PPC 604e, 128 MB Ram,
Network/Sound/SCSI (wide) onboard) that came equipped with a Cirrus Logic GLD
5446 PCI graphics card. The BIOS identifies itself as Motorola Open Firmware
Version 1.2 RM11. I did not find any documentation or newer firmware on
On Tuesday 04 February 2003 17:03, Branden Robinson wrote:
> Upstream doesn't build this module for Linux/PowerPC by default. I
> suppose I could turn it on, but given your other bad experiences I don't
> feel at all confident that it would work.
Do accelerated drivers work on other ppc computer
On Thursday 06 February 2003 11:29, Magnus Pfeffer wrote:
Hah, it works!
> Using the "fbdev" driver the powerstack no longer crashes hard when
> starting X. The framebuffer device is queried for its capabilities, and X
> chooses the highest possible resolution. But with the At
Hi,
I recently obtained a Motorola Powerstack (PPC 604e, 128 MB Ram,
Network/Sound/SCSI (wide) onboard) that came equipped with a Cirrus Logic GLD
5446 PCI graphics card. The BIOS identifies itself as Motorola Open Firmware
Version 1.2 RM11. I did not find any documentation or newer firmware on
On Tuesday 04 February 2003 17:03, Branden Robinson wrote:
> Upstream doesn't build this module for Linux/PowerPC by default. I
> suppose I could turn it on, but given your other bad experiences I don't
> feel at all confident that it would work.
Do accelerated drivers work on other ppc computer
On Thursday 06 February 2003 11:29, Magnus Pfeffer wrote:
Hah, it works!
> Using the "fbdev" driver the powerstack no longer crashes hard when
> starting X. The framebuffer device is queried for its capabilities, and X
> chooses the highest possible resolution. But with the At
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