On 11/01/2014 04:50 PM, Aere Greenway wrote:
> On 11/01/2014 03:24 PM, Boris Reinhard wrote:
>>
>> Almost there Fritz,
>>
>> you will need to run
>>
>> firmware-b43-installer
>>
>> the legacy one is for oder cards, yours is one of the newer Airport
>> extreme cards.
>>
> You might need to remove th
On 11/01/2014 03:24 PM, Boris Reinhard wrote:
Almost there Fritz,
you will need to run
firmware-b43-installer
the legacy one is for oder cards, yours is one of the newer Airport
extreme cards.
You might need to remove the legacy installer, and then possibly
re-install the newer installer.
I guess the other installer won't do anything as it's simply for different
hardware, you could uninstall or leave it, if there could be conflicts I
think the other installer would mention them vor simply overwrite stuff,
but likely it just would "coexist" :)
Am 01.11.2014 22:34 schrieb "Fritz Hudnu
Boris:
Ah, right, that's what I was wondering . . . so if I run
"firmware-b43-installer" . . . will that override the
"firmware-b43-legacy-installer" command that I already ran? I got confused
in thinking about my experiences with my older iMac, which I think took
"legacy" . . . and the iBook, wh
Almost there Fritz,
you will need to run
firmware-b43-installer
the legacy one is for oder cards, yours is one of the newer Airport extreme
cards.
Am 01.11.2014 21:30 schrieb "Fritz Hudnut" :
> @Aere:
>
> Thanks for that, but right, it's all about "cost/benefit" ratio . . . I've
> been through
@Aere:
Thanks for that, but right, it's all about "cost/benefit" ratio . . . I've
been through this wifi thing a number of times but ubuntu sort of made me
"lazy" as it and LM both offer the "additional drivers" option, and
budda-bing . . . wifi was installed. Even thinking that in my previous
in
On 11/01/2014 11:58 AM, Fritz Hudnut wrote:
I eagerly ran those commands, and stuff happened . . . but on reboot
the same error message showed up, checked add'l drivers--no drivers
available. Maybe the G4 iBook isn't "b43-legacy"?? Same commands but
without "legacy"?? I know that traditional
@Aere:
I eagerly ran those commands, and stuff happened . . . but on reboot the
same error message showed up, checked add'l drivers--no drivers available.
Maybe the G4 iBook isn't "b43-legacy"?? Same commands but without
"legacy"?? I know that traditionally wifi has been one of the "snafu's" .
.
On 11/01/2014 11:16 AM, Fritz Hudnut wrote:
Only other issue of minor concern . . . no "b43-legacy driver" is
found in software updates "additional drivers" . . . in the splash an
http address shows fast to where the b43 driver can be found . . .
can't read it. Forgive my ignorance, but would
BR:
Added "radeon.agpmode=-1" to the append line . . . as "video=ofonly" was
***already there***?? But, that didn't seem to be "recognized" until I
added it in second window, i.e., "Linux video=ofonly radeon.agpmode=-1"???
The freezing problem remained when I just used "radeon.agpmode=-1" . . .
sudo nano /etc/yaboot.conf
add these to the append=”” lines and save changes to the file, after that
sudo ybin -v
and after a reboot it all should stick :)
Am 01.11.2014 16:04 schrieb "Fritz Hudnut" :
> Forwarding this: top posted comment: Boris R. has been giving me some
> pointers towards get
Forwarding this: top posted comment: Boris R. has been giving me some
pointers towards getting 14.04 PPC into more use-able state on my G4 iBook
. . . seems to have made a difference using "Linux video=ofonly
radeon.agpmode=-1" at the second Yaboot window . . . now I would wonder
how to make that
Hi everybody,
The Lubuntu user dylan0005 started a thread at the Ubuntu Forums:
BASH problem Word unexpected (expecting ")")
at
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2248274
The problem is not only about Skype, but all apps from portablelinuxapps
according to dylan0005.
It makes me ask you f
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