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Hi,

I've uploaded the new files in the results of a bulk rebuild of
pkgsrc-2008Q2 (um, actually started a bit before the branch was
cut) done on NetBSD/macppc 3.1_STABLE to

ftp://ftp.NetBSD.org/pub/pkgsrc/packages/NetBSD/powerpc/3.1-2008Q2/

A total of 6.7GB of packages were uploaded, for a total of 6204
packages.

The source tree this was built from was updated Jul 8, 2008.

I'll re-update and re-build on this branch, and send a new
announcement when the build is done.

As indicated above, the build was done on a machine running NetBSD
3.1_STABLE, and most of these packages should be usable on newer
versions of the OS up to where we switched to gcc 4, and should also
be usable on 3.1 and probably on 3.0 as well. For the packages which
are not architecture-specific (should be the vast majority), these
packages should also be usable on other powerpc ports.

Regards,

- HÃ¥vard

I'm currently borrowing an ibmnws to play around with and try and get a few
things working on. I've been playing with getting the cardbus slot working,
and *almost* have it working, but it's doing something very odd for me. When
it reads the CIS data from a pcmcia card, it seems to re-read 64 bytes twice,
then skip 64 and read twice, etc etc.

It was suggested to me that this might be a hardware malfunction in my unit.
Does anyone else have one of these with a cardbus slot? I have a test kernel
that I would like you to boot, and capture the console output via the serial
port. If you could put a random pcmcia card in the box and try to boot this
kernel, I would appreciate it greatly. (also, a cardbus card test would also
be appreciated, but I have no idea if that will work or not, as I don't own any
cardbus cards, yet)

Kernel is at:
http://www.garbled.net/tmp/netbsd.ibmnws.cbb

You should be able to directly netboot this kernel, it is prepared. It will
spew alot of debugging garbage, don't worry about that, just capture everything.

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Hello,

I just got a MUTEX_NOT_OWNED panic coming - according to ddb - from
the IPI handler on a dual G4 Mac. Last time I checked we didn't take
mutexes in IPIs, all we use them for is to flush out AltiVec and FPU
registers IIRC.

Does that ring a bell with anyone?

have fun
Michael

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Hi,

I could find the DS-106j reference in README.NAS.
The "iteide" driver appears in manpages but not "mak".
Nor can I find any if_mak.c file in src/sys/dev/pci.

As I'm no developper, can I go and get one of those box or is it too much
beta-software yet ? :) It's for private use but I'm looking at replacing
my landisk which has poor network performance.

TIA,
Jo

Joel CARNAT asked;

Please check and see arch/sandpont/README.NAS file. Code
has not been tested but I have little concern about it since whole
differences are comfortably mimimazed in
sandpoint/pci/pci_machdep.c across the flock of 8241 based
NAS/SOHO GW boxes.

Toru Nishimura / ALKYL Technology

Hello,

I just read that the DS-106 (IDE disk version) and DS-107 (SATA disk
version) have official firmware that enables NFS and SSH them. That makes
them NetBSD-friendly.

The firmware name is quite explicit: synology_powerpc_106j_0518.zip.
And according to some (french, sorry) forum, the internal Linux says:

cpu : 82xx
revision : 16.20 (pvr 8081 1014)
bogomips : 132.30
vendor : Motorola
machine : MPC8241
processor : PVID: 0x80811014, vendor: Motorola

It seems to be confirmed here http://www.kik-it.com/monitor/

Has anyone checked/installed/ran NetBSD on one of those ?

TIA,
Jo

Hi! all,

My evbppc(OPENBLOCKS266_OPT) fails to build with this message, because
enabled ath(4) at cardbus.

# create OPENBLOCKS266_OPT/ah_osdep.d
CC=/usr/src/cross/powerpc/bin/powerpc--netbsd-gcc /usr/src/cross/powerpc/bin/nbmkdep -f ah_osdep.d -- -mcpu=403 -msoft-float -Wa,-maltivec -ffreestanding -fno...

Hi! also port-powerpc guys,

First, please see this thread at current-users@.

http://mail-index.netbsd.org/current-users/2008/07/07/msg003400.html

And, I will not understand the specification of i2c.

From: Izumi Tsutsui
Date: Tue, 8 Jul 2008 04:25:12 +0900