Looking for Mac powerbook 3400 users

[Jim Hart]

I just installed YDL 3.0 on a Powerbook 3400. I have the same problem as 
Thom with the display not coming back correctly from sleep. It doesn't 
matter how you put the machine to sleep, power button, 'snooze' program, 
or automatic. The display only recovers a smattering of pixels when the 
machine wakes up.

I also have a number of other problems that I can't find answers to.
*
*- The sound card isn't recognized, even though it is listed as 
supported. The messages log says:

Sep 27 19:15:08 localhost modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module 
sound-slot-0
Sep 27 19:15:08 localhost kernel: usb.c: registered new driver hub
Sep 27 19:15:08 localhost modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module 
sound-service-0-0

- The system recognizes that I have a trackpad, as shown by:

Sep 27 19:15:10 localhost kernel: ADB mouse at 3, handler set to 4 
(trackpad)

But, I can't find any way to alter the default settings. I want to turn 
pad tapping on.

- CDs don't automount even though the preference is set for it. Have to 
right-click on the desktop and select Disks>CD.

- I don't find any graphical way to install additional software after 
the initial install. I did discover 'yum'. Is that the only way to 
manage packages in 3.0?

To conserve disk space, I chose the Gnome installation.

Any suggestions/help would be appreciated.


*
Ron Smith* wrote:

>I am not positive that the 3400 is one of these machines, but there are 
>a few models that you need to press the power button to put it into 
>sleep before closing the screen. Have you tried that?
>
>-Ron
>
>On Monday, July 21, 2003, at 11:43 PM, thom phillabaum wrote:
>
>>/ After I put the machine to sleep the video display is hosed upon 
>/>/ waking it up and nothing seems to fix it short of rebooting the 
>/>/ machine./
>