Date: Fri, 17 Feb 2006 14:25:42 +0100 > From: Gufo <gaudente@xxxxxxxxx> > Subject: [slackintosh-users] Re: Powerbook g4 > > On 12/02/06 14:52, Marco Bonetti wrote: > >>> My hard disk isn't recognised by the kernel (2.6.13.2) and i don't know >>> what to do. IDE controller isn't recognised as well, the only pertinent >>> kernel message is this: >>> ide: Assuming 33Mhz system bus speed for pio mode.... >>> >>> Is it a known problem or i'm the only one? >>> >> looks like you're the first to report this problem. >> If you can track it down booting with a live distro like ubuntu or >> gentoo we can build a >> custom kernel for you. So far I think it should be a missing kernel >> module or, pheraps, some support added in later kernels. >> > > Later kernels, namely 2.6.15.x, support my controller, but i have some > problems compiling them. > I don't have a ppc machine with linux on it and cross compiling on my > intel machines doesn't work (gcc too new or binutils too old). > Can someone please compile a new kernel for me? I already have a minimal > configuration (http://gufo.dontexist.org/files/config.gz) for 2.6.15.4 > but i can't test it. > > If someone will be so kind to compile a kernel for me i'll be able to > create a new iso and see if the system installs from there. > > FWIW ubuntu-unstable stuck at boot time after probing and recognising > usb devices...maybe booting from a live system and installing in a > chrooted environment as Marco suggested me is a good way of proceding, > but i can't find a linux system able to boot at the moment :-( > > Suggestions are wellcome! > TIA, > Gufo > am currently reinstalling Slackintosh, as I would like to run it again, and when I am done, I will check again and see if anyone else has replied to your request, and if not I will build one for you. --Mike S