Subject: Re: Newer Power Manager driver for PowerBook series is released
To: None <btcoburn@ctdnet.acns.nwu.edu>
From: Takashi Hamada <hamada@next.etron.kanazawa-it.ac.jp>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 01/06/1997 17:52:46
Thanks for your message.
At 17:14 97.1.6, Benjamin Coburn wrote:
> This is great. My PB180 will now boot all the way down to "Root device:"
> with an external moniter connected. I don't know about my trackball
> (the kernel found it when it booted thought) but I can type just fine
> into the builtin debugger. If you or anyone else has time to make a
> kernel that includes the intvid code for PB1XX's I'll try booting it
> as I can. Also, the name of the kernel that I was using was:
> PMTEST.961214.120.ncr
Wow! I didn't think that external monitor could work, at all.
That is more surpising for me, rather than my driver works on PB180...
OK. I've made a newer test kernel with Michael Zucca's internal video driver.
I've confirmed that it worked fine on PB180 with internal monitor.
Please try the following one:
http://www.lisanet.org/~hamada/Acti/Netbsd/Kernels/netbsd.961214.120.iv.ncr.tar.gz
> PS. I don't remember if this was sposed to work, but the backlight
> dimmer still does not.
Now I'm working on adding support for backlight control to my PM driver.
Please wait for a while.
--
Takashi Hamada
E-mail: hamada@next.etron.kanazawa-it.ac.jp