On Thu, Mar 16, 2000 at 02:24:56PM -0500, Bryan Kim wrote:
> With the frozen distribution, netscape communicator 4.7 dies with a bus
>error. Does anyone know how to resolve this?
There were some bug reports about this. Having plugger installed at the
same time was causing the problem at one poin
> "Bionanou" == Bionanou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Bionanou>Hello
Bionanou>I have a acernote light 350PCX
Bionanou>I don't have any network card on it
[...]
Maybe you cold try with a serial or parallel link. You can install the
base system with floppies, but for the re
you have more than enough space to install debian and a X.
download the seven base14*.tgz file, together with resc1440.tgz and
drvs1440.tgz, and rawrite.exe . to your windows PC. with rawrite.exe
you write those 9 diskettes in native linux format. only 7 disks, not to
many right? much less than
Hello
I have a acernote light
350PCX
I don't have any network card on
it
This laptop doesn't have a cdrom
player and it has only 775 meg of harddisk space
I want to install one of the
Debian distribution on it. I can install it from the hard disk or from
floppy. The thing is that
>
> Anyone who's running XFree86 4.0...
> are there any noticeable advantages of it over the 3.x version?
>
no, Xfree 4.0 is sooo new it will only be buggy. Besides without proper
packaging all of Debian's X based packages are not happy either. I work with
several peopling coding on Xfree 4.0,
On Wed, Mar 15, 2000 at 02:39:20PM +0100, Dieter Ebner wrote:
> Who has recently bought a laptop and was able to install LINUX?
>
> Could you please tell me the exact type of your laptop + how you have solved
> problems.
Toshiba Portege 3025 (an older model of the current 3110)
> I am particul
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> > First, change your sources.list so that it points to the
> > debian and non-us.debian servers (so you can get ssh)
> >
> > Then, simply:
> > apt-get update
> > apt-get dist-upgrade
> >
>
> hence "by hand", their GUI tool last I tried it would NOT let me en
On 16-Mar-2000 stramiello wrote:
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>> > Also, has anyone upgraded from Corel Linux to debian potato? I am afraid
>> > that
>> > I might mess everything up once I clear the current packages list.
>
> I had no problems upping Corel to potato on my trust CTX.
>
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> > Also, has anyone upgraded from Corel Linux to debian potato? I am afraid
> > that
> > I might mess everything up once I clear the current packages list.
I had no problems upping Corel to potato on my trust CTX.
First, change your sources.list so that it p
On 16-Mar-2000 Bryan Kim wrote:
> Hi. I use debian on both my desktop and laptop. Laptop is actually corel, but
> aside from the front end, the distribution looks like straight debian. I am
> pretty motivated to upgrade that distribution to the latest debian, but my
> desktop is having problems th
On 16-Mar-2000 Benjamin F. Zhou wrote:
> Hi,
>
> since X from Debian didnt work on my notebook, I decide to go XFree86
> 4.0 and downloaded from xfree86.org . But I am afraid that the
> installation will not get registered
> in the dpkg database. Also the X docu urged users to use Xinstall.sh in
Hi
Has anyone tried running linux yet on the new Dell Inspiron 5000?
I'm interested in getting one, but would like to know whether anyone has
already had some success. Probably the main issue would be the graphics card -
it's an "ATI Mobility P 2X AGP High Performance Graphics with 4MB SGRAM".
Hi,
since X from Debian didnt work on my notebook, I decide to go XFree86
4.0 and downloaded from xfree86.org . But I am afraid that the
installation will not get registered
in the dpkg database. Also the X docu urged users to use Xinstall.sh in
the XF86 4.0 package instead of other installation u
Hi. I use debian on both my desktop and laptop.
Laptop is actually corel, but aside from the front end, the distribution looks
like straight debian. I am pretty motivated to upgrade that distribution to the
latest debian, but my desktop is having problems that I can't resolve
yet.
With the
On Fri, Mar 17, 2000 at 02:26:45AM +1100, Dataheart wrote:
> Howdy,
> I am trying to install sound on my Compaq Armada 7800.
> the Compaq linux document says the Armada 7400 and 7800 uses the ESS1879
I have an ESS 1978 and I just compiled the ESS Maestro sound driver as
a module. Realplayer, timid
>
> Another feature I miss is suspend-to-disk. My laptop has a replaced hard
> disk, and obviously the BIOS doesn't support the suspend feature with this
> disk (it doesn't work with Win95 or DOS either).
>
Most laptops require a special section of the harddrive set aside for suspend.
This usua
On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, Hausheer, Geoffrey wrote:
> I have a USB Sony Spressa x2 CD-RW (which is an ATAPI drive with a USB
> adapter). I just installed 2.3.99pre1, and after following the directions
> in the Linux USB Guide, was able to get it to work without much difficulty.
> However, I have found
I have a USB Sony Spressa x2 CD-RW (which is an ATAPI drive with a USB
adapter). I just installed 2.3.99pre1, and after following the directions
in the Linux USB Guide, was able to get it to work without much difficulty.
However, I have found a problem. To get the drive to work correctly, I need
t
Howdy,
I am trying to install sound on my Compaq Armada 7800.
the Compaq linux document says the Armada 7400 and 7800 uses the ESS1879
sound chip it also says this is found in most recent kernel sources.
I have the 2.2.14 kernel source tree and I cannot find this anywhere.
Has anyone out in the De
Greetings all,
For a few months I had been running 2.1 on my Thinkpad
390E. Recently, I upgraded to frozen and the frozen version of
Xfree86. During the upgrade, it asked me if I wanted to keep using the
NeoMagic server, and I said yes. It works fine. Here is my question, can
I switch t
> "Laurent" == Laurent Martelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Laurent> When I close my laptop (Siemens mobile 360), the screen is
Laurent> turned off. When I open it, it's turned back on, but the X
Laurent> display has shrinked to a 640x400, with a big black border
Laurent> surounding it
On Mar 15, 2000, Scott Bigham wrote:
> Does RealAudio work for you? It came out very distorted when I tried
> it.
Okay, scratch that. I just got through installing RealPlayer 7, and for
no apparent reason, it all suddenly started working again. :-} Oh well,
who am I to complain? I've got seve
On Mar 15, 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> What are you problems exactly ? I have one on a Siemens Scenic Mobile
> 360, and it's sound OK except for .au which sound horrible.
Does RealAudio work for you? It came out very distorted when I tried
it. I don't have any .mp3's or music CD's, so that
On Mar 15, 2000, Dieter Ebner wrote:
> Who has recently bought a laptop and was able to install LINUX?
If no one else has suggested it, may I recommend the Linux on Laptops
page?[1] They won't all be Debian-specific (which I imagine is what you
were interested in, given the mailing list you chos
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