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Hi Folks, |
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I'm new to Gentoo and new to the PPC-plattform (at least with linux on |
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it) so please forgive me if I may ask some too stupid questions for this |
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list. But I've used other derivates of Linux for some years on x86. |
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Though the first two questions I have are not trivial: |
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I installed Gentoo on my Titanium Powerbook 1000 and with some help from |
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#gentoo-ppc i get everything working except two things |
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#1: With emerged kernel-sources 2.6.12-r3 I can't get the pb to |
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sleep,with 2.6.10-r6 it falls to sleep if I close the display. (Both w/ |
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and w/o AC.) |
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I don't find the differences in my kernel-config that could cause this, I |
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reemerged pmud, even tried pmud from CVS (in separate folder, to can |
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safely clean it away). |
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Either pmud can't be started and tells: |
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Jul 12 19:45:30 amelia pmud[6102]: pmud [treshold = 420, margin |
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= 15] started |
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Jul 12 19:45:30 amelia pmud[6102]: fcntl(F_SETFL) |
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Jul 12 19:45:30 amelia pmud[6102]: daemon stopped (fcntl(F_SETFL)) |
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Or when I get started everytime I close the display the |
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syslog shows the following message: |
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Jul 12 19:47:26 amelia pbbuttonsd: INFO: Script |
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'/etc/power/pmcs-pbbuttonsd cover-close ac close' launched and exited |
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normally |
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Jul 12 19:47:26 amelia pmud[6136]: running /etc/power/pwrctl |
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lid-closed ac |
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Jul 12 19:47:26 amelia pwrctl: |
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calling /etc/power/pwrctl-local lid-closed ac Jul |
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12 19:47:26 amelia pwrctl-local: lid-closed ac Jul |
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12 19:47:26 amelia pwrctl: continuing with main |
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Jul 12 19:47:26 amelia pmud[6136]: lid closed: request sleep |
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Jul 12 19:47:26 amelia pmud[6136]: running /etc/power/pwrctl sleep ac Jul |
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12 19:47:26 amelia pwrctl: calling /etc/power/pwrctl-local sleep ac Jul |
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12 19:47:26 amelia pmud[6136]: going to sleep |
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Jul 12 19:47:26 amelia |
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pmud[6136]: cannot put system to sleep! (Function not implemented) |
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Jul 12 19:47:26 amelia Sleep mode not supported on this machine |
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Jul 12 19:47:26 amelia pwrctl-local: sleep ac |
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Jul 12 19:47:26 amelia pwrctl: continuing with main |
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Jul 12 19:47:26 amelia pmud[6136]: running /etc/power/pwrctl wakeup ac |
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and so on...until i open the display again |
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Has anybody else seen this? Or is it a specific to me? Maybe there's |
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still a missconfiguration in the kernel, I'll append my config to this |
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mail. |
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#2: The other thing is, that EDID doesn't seem to work on this machine, I |
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got Xorg working by setting all the values for resolution and so |
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on directly in the xorg.conf, X works fine now, but I still can't use |
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radeonfb, because booting with radeonfb results in a very, very ugly |
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colorfull screen, but with many good will I can see something that looks |
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a bit like a shell :-/ |
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So I have to start with open firmware framebuffer (video=ofonly), that |
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works partly, shows the login shell correct, let me run startx, but after |
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exiting X the screen is nearly completely black, with a small a bit |
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lighter stripe in the under part of the screen. |
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Backlight dimming also doesn't work because of that, 3d-performance is |
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quite bad... |
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I tried to start with "video=radeonfb:1280x854@16" and some similar ones |
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but either i did this wrong or it just didn't work for me. |
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The only way I see now is to hardcode the needed settings into radeonfb.c |
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from kernel and compile the settings in, that should work, but I don't |
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know the exact values and I'm not sure where best to set it, but that is |
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the smaller problem, the missing values are the bigger one. |
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I hope this is the right place to ask this sort of questions and someone |
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could give me a hint, |
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best regards, |
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Friedrich |