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On 1 10月 2005, Joseph Jezak told this: |
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> > Please wait, loading kernel |
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> > Elf32 kernel loaded |
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> > Loading System.map |
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> > System.map loaded at 01700000, size:260 Kbytes |
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> > Opening display /pci@f0/NVDA,NVMac@10... ok |
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> > Copying OF device tree...done |
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> > Calling quiesce... |
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> > returning 0x01400000 from prom_init |
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> > And then everything hangs; the only way out is to cut the power. |
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> You need a framebuffer device in your kernel, Linux doesn't work on PPC |
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> without an FB. You should use the OpenFirmwareFB with an nVidia chipset. |
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different machine (powerbook 6,8), same problem here. It happens with |
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the 2005.1 install disk, and also with many kernels between 2.6.12 and |
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2.6.14-rc3. For example, with 2.6.14-rc3, "video=ofonly" gives me |
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something like the above message and so does "video=rivafb". |
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"video=nvidiafb" makes the machine poweroff instantly. |
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There were reports of a similar problem with a recent Fedora Core |
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install disk. On the Powerbook6,8 the kernel got up to "setup_arch: |
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enter" and stopped. |
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Guy Yasko -- gyasko@×××××.com |
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