Re: Xircom CE-10BT works under DOS but not Linux

Hi Werner, I've made a lot of progress. I reinstalled from scratch and found a warning about Cirrus PCMCIA cards in the PCMCIA card setup. Said to set them to "fast_pci." I did and now at least cardmgr works. It gives a high "bip" when card is pulled out and a low "pup" when I reinsert. cardmg

Cursor problem when in X

Hi, Not sure if I should be posting this question on this list, laptop, or the user list, but here goes. I just installed Debian on my HP3000 laptop. It uses the Neomagic video chipset. After the config of X11, all looks good except the cursor pointer is a large square image of vertical bars.

Re: Problems Installing Debian on my IBM TP 380E

Just to second the motion. I am running kernel 2.0.38 on a Thinkpad 560Z. I live with "crash on suspend" all the time, making working on batteries pretty impractical! One day I'll have the time to upgrade to a 2.2.x kernel! Biff >On Sun, 12 Mar 2000, John Miskinis wrote: >>Hello, >> >>>ker

RE: Problems Installing Debian on my IBM TP 380E

On Sun, 12 Mar 2000, John Miskinis wrote: >Hello, > >>kernel available at the time) which worked fine. 2.0.x does not work well >>with Thinkpads. > >FYI - I use the 2.0.36 kernel with an IBM Thinkpad 560. I'm not >sure why the above comment about 2.0.x was posted. I'm curious >though, perhaps th

Re: programable buttons

--- Blu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Trevor Reed wrote: > > > > I have a Compaq Armada 4130T with debian > installed. I have X working > > perfectly, but I haven't tried sound yet. I have > also not been able to find > > out anything about the programmable buttons. > Other than that, i is rea

programable buttons

Trevor Reed wrote: > > I have a Compaq Armada 4130T with debian installed. I have X working > perfectly, but I haven't tried sound yet. I have also not been able to find > out anything about the programmable buttons. Other than that, i is really > great!! > Hello, About the programmable butt

RE: Problems Installing Debian on my IBM TP 380E

Hello, kernel available at the time) which worked fine. 2.0.x does not work well with Thinkpads. FYI - I use the 2.0.36 kernel with an IBM Thinkpad 560. I'm not sure why the above comment about 2.0.x was posted. I'm curious though, perhaps the 560 is exempt from any incompatility problems.