On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 10:13:10AM +0100, Nick wrote:
> I have Woody installed on my Toshiba Libretto 70CT notebook. I have successfully
>setup the display and mouse works fine now, no problems there.
>
> My current issue is this notebook does not use any scsi devices and some how I have
>installed support for IBM scsi KD-7000 whatever that is, anyway it fails to locate
>this piece of hardware and I think if I removed this it would speed up the startup.
>When I startX I get a message in XConsole which describes the failed search for IBM
>KD-7000 scsi device. How can I remove this?
Probobly you need to change kernel. I belive there is a purePCI based kernel without
any scsi support.. that should work fine. or you could always compile your own, but
not really simple.
> I am also concerned that when using dselect if left for a minute or two with no
>activity it then automatically boots into X-Windows with a login box which I do not
>normally get, and then each time I try to logout it starts X again and I can only get
>out by resetting the computer. Is this related to the above problem?
>
Well, you seem to be running xdm which does that you describe, I assume you want to
access your console? which you can to from X-Window by pressing ctrl+shift F1-F6 which
should be the terminals on your console.
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/Johan
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