tests

["Brian Morris" <cymraegish@gmail.com>]

On 5/27/07, Finn Thain <fthain@telegraphics.com.au> wrote:
> On Sun, 27 May 2007, Brian Morris wrote:
>
> > Can anybody here help this guy out ? I corresponded with him when he had

> Perhaps the 6 SPEs could parallelise a uniprocessor m68k using some kind
> of speculative emulation. Sounds like a lot of work though.
>
> -f
I think he is just trying to build aranym with a regular linux kernel.
so far. that is 3.5 ghz just in the core ...

he has 2.6.16 kernel and gcc4.1-1, he seems to be missing
some library, which it said it could do with out but apparently not.

my concern i did not reply to him, but I might have said "why
don't you try installing debian and booting it with your gentoo kernel"
except i know it seems presently that the aranym although built here
in debian it appeared to be broken on ppc. was that you who
confirmed it.

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(this below sort of belong with the other thread)

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xev:

keycode 204 keysym 0x0 nosymbol [q630/adesso]
keycode  104    keysym     0xff54 down [pbg4/ironman]

this is from pressing the cursor down arrow key.

ok this means i need to hand input the keycodes ??

old mac keyboard (adb) is made in thailand, addesso in
taiwan, another looks the same mac extendedII kb i have
says made in china M2980 (e/o keys dead  in OSX.2.8)
I am still using the "pc104" layout rather than the "macintosh".
all these kbds look the same layout. only difference maybe
sometimes addesso is more / less sticky. I tried using my
best kb first, then the second alternative.

I will try some more tomorrow.  i have a backup now
I can try  on 605, or can try install ing just etch and
not sid (again, with more ram this time easier).

I think the problem with emacs is it just need to be
rebuild, too big gaps from the toolchain it was build with.
Now i have two i could try that.

Brian