On Wed, Oct 20, 1999 at 11:18:14PM +0200, Goswin Brederlow wrote:
> Jordan Howarth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > ALSO, if I remove the ethernet cable and put it back later I lose my
> > connection
> > entirely.
>
> To restart your network card the following is normaly enough:
>
> ifconfig eth0
On Wed, Oct 20, 1999 at 11:18:14PM +0200, Goswin Brederlow wrote:
> Jordan Howarth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > ALSO, if I remove the ethernet cable and put it back later I lose my
> > connection
> > entirely.
>
> To restart your network card the following is normaly enough:
>
> ifconfig eth0
Jordan Howarth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a Versa Note with an inbuild ethernet card and if I am not connected
> to the
> network when I start, I get a whole list of stuff like transmit timed out,
> switching to 10baseTx-FD media, etc... in the startup messages. The ethernet
> is
> not
Jordan Howarth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a Versa Note with an inbuild ethernet card and if I am not connected
> to the
> network when I start, I get a whole list of stuff like transmit timed out,
> switching to 10baseTx-FD media, etc... in the startup messages. The ethernet
> is
> not
Michael Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Here is a strange situation. I have potato installed fresh with a 2.2.10
> kernel custom installed and the new pcmcia-cs services configured for the
> system by me. On a system exactly the same, Fujitsu Lifebook, Debian
> Potato, but kernel 2.2.12 and
Michael Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Here is a strange situation. I have potato installed fresh with a 2.2.10
> kernel custom installed and the new pcmcia-cs services configured for the
> system by me. On a system exactly the same, Fujitsu Lifebook, Debian
> Potato, but kernel 2.2.12 and
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Suggestions to both sunshine_wonder and Matthew Guenther:
>
> I have run Debian on a Compaq Aero (ancient machine) with 16 meg Ram and
> a 500 meg hard drive and a 486sx 16MHz processor for years now.
>
> For installation my favourite option is plip + floppies. Much f
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Suggestions to both sunshine_wonder and Matthew Guenther:
>
> I have run Debian on a Compaq Aero (ancient machine) with 16 meg Ram and
> a 500 meg hard drive and a 486sx 16MHz processor for years now.
>
> For installation my favourite option is plip + floppies. Much f
Quoting Charlie Hedlin on Wed, Oct 20, 1999 at 09:23:51AM -0500:
> There was a bug with using combo devices introduced late in the 2.1.x, and
> finally fixed in 2.2.12.
>
> Is there a particular reason you didn't upgrade the kernel when the
> version was the only real difference as you described b
Quoting Charlie Hedlin on Wed, Oct 20, 1999 at 09:23:51AM -0500:
> There was a bug with using combo devices introduced late in the 2.1.x, and
> finally fixed in 2.2.12.
>
> Is there a particular reason you didn't upgrade the kernel when the
> version was the only real difference as you described b
There was a bug with using combo devices introduced late in the 2.1.x, and
finally fixed in 2.2.12.
Is there a particular reason you didn't upgrade the kernel when the
version was the only real difference as you described below?
On Tue, 19 Oct 1999, Michael Perry wrote:
> Here is a strange situa
There was a bug with using combo devices introduced late in the 2.1.x, and
finally fixed in 2.2.12.
Is there a particular reason you didn't upgrade the kernel when the
version was the only real difference as you described below?
On Tue, 19 Oct 1999, Michael Perry wrote:
> Here is a strange situa
Hi,
does anybody own a docking station for his HP OmniBook 800 and knows
a software solution for 'undocking' the Laptop from the docking staion?
Michael
Michael Wiedmann |
Cordless Technology A/S |
Hi,
does anybody own a docking station for his HP OmniBook 800 and knows
a software solution for 'undocking' the Laptop from the docking staion?
Michael
Michael Wiedmann |
Cordless Technology A/S |
I have a Versa Note with an inbuild ethernet card and if I am not connected to
the
network when I start, I get a whole list of stuff like transmit timed out,
switching to 10baseTx-FD media, etc... in the startup messages. The ethernet is
not modular and was setup to automatically detect which medi
I have a Versa Note with an inbuild ethernet card and if I am not connected to
the
network when I start, I get a whole list of stuff like transmit timed out,
switching to 10baseTx-FD media, etc... in the startup messages. The ethernet is
not modular and was setup to automatically detect which medi
Here is a strange situation. I have potato installed fresh with a 2.2.10
kernel custom installed and the new pcmcia-cs services configured for the
system by me. On a system exactly the same, Fujitsu Lifebook, Debian
Potato, but kernel 2.2.12 and same pcmcia level, the 3com combo 556 card can
have
Here is a strange situation. I have potato installed fresh with a 2.2.10
kernel custom installed and the new pcmcia-cs services configured for the
system by me. On a system exactly the same, Fujitsu Lifebook, Debian
Potato, but kernel 2.2.12 and same pcmcia level, the 3com combo 556 card can
have
On Thu, Oct 14, 1999 at 04:48:15PM +0100, Simon Ghent wrote:
> Personally I'd recommend getting one that can display at least 1024x768 on
> it's own screen - 800x600 is very limiting (unless you're doing text only).
>
> As for a better machine - we use HP and Compaq here. Some HP machines are
> ve
On Thu, Oct 14, 1999 at 04:48:15PM +0100, Simon Ghent wrote:
> Personally I'd recommend getting one that can display at least 1024x768 on
> it's own screen - 800x600 is very limiting (unless you're doing text only).
>
> As for a better machine - we use HP and Compaq here. Some HP machines are
> ve
On Mon, 18 Oct 1999, Matthew Guenther wrote:
> modem (9600 bps). Is it possible to install most of a working system off of
> floppies? Would it be possible to easily transfer files between my computer
> and his using a serial cable? Would Debian even be the best choice for this
> machine?
I
On Mon, 18 Oct 1999, Matthew Guenther wrote:
> modem (9600 bps). Is it possible to install most of a working system off of
> floppies? Would it be possible to easily transfer files between my computer
> and his using a serial cable? Would Debian even be the best choice for this
> machine?
I
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