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Sounds & screen on 7200/90 w/kernel 2.2.2

DISCUSSION [email protected] 2 participants 2 messages Mar 9, 1999

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Hi,

I just booted Linux kernel 2.2.2 on a 7200/90 and it's looking fairly good except for two problems. First, I have a line across most of the screen about 2/3 down. It's 1-2 pixels high. This was in the (once-blue) boot screen as well as in the Xpmac display - it never goes away.

In dmesg, I see: platinum_set_var: Not activating.

Secondly, some of the sounds I have are very scratchy now. Volume seems to be messed up. I was hoping KDE 1.1pre sounds would work under this kernel, but no luck. I'm using the RPMS someone made for R4.

Thanks much,

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the only message regarding "platinum" I have is fb0: platinum frame buffer device.

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Paul Barrette
Ph.D. Candidate Classics (Latin Literature)
System Administrator
McMaster University

Quoted 10 lines · On 8 Mar 1999 [email protected] wrote:

Hi,

I just booted Linux kernel 2.2.2 on a 7200/90 and it's looking fairly good except for two problems. First, I have a line across most of the screen about 2/3 down. It's 1-2 pixels high. This was in the (once-blue) boot screen as well as in the Xpmac display - it never goes away.

In dmesg, I see: platinum_set_var: Not activating.

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Secondly, some of the sounds I have are very scratchy now. Volume seems to be messed up. I was hoping KDE 1.1pre sounds would work under this kernel, but no luck. I'm using the RPMS someone made for R4.

Thanks much,

[email protected]

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