I'd strongly suggest to read and understand LILO-Docs before Yuo
start, so You know, what You are doing.
Matth
On Fri, 17 Mar 2000, Laurent Martelli wrote:
> > "Benjamin" == Benjamin F Zhou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Benjamin> Hi, I have a Win98 and a Linux installed on my notebook
>> [...]
>> It's now the house token Windows box - we don't even try to use its floppy
>> bay anymore. (I bought it a Imation pcmcia LS-120. Guess which OS does not
>> support this widget...
>
> Is it feasible to do away with floppies, zip drives, and
> the above similar type drives and just u
> [...]
> It's now the house token Windows box - we don't even try to use its floppy
> bay anymore. (I bought it a Imation pcmcia LS-120. Guess which OS does not
> support this widget...
Is it feasible to do away with floppies, zip drives, and
the above similar type drives and just use PCMCIA
Tim Ryder wrote:
Does anyone have any info on getting the sony cd51 pcmcia cd player to work
with debian it installs itself at ide2=0x180,0x386
I am using the sony vaio n505ve
I myself am having a bit of trouble getting the CD-ROM to work on a 505VE.
The problem I have is hdc lost interrupt (I i
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Heather wrote:
>I have to admit I've seen very few models with built-in ethernet as yet, and
>I'm personally dubious how much of an advantage that is -- in cost, some
>vendors charge enough premium for the uncommon feature it might have been
>cheaper to get a card, and I wonder
> Hi Debianers,
>
> thank all the helps and tips I got from you at this great list, I
> successfully setup X on my good old CPQ Armada1110 (P75, 2GB, 24MB RAM)
> with German keyboard. There is nothing I can complain about performance
> compared to Win98. Really great
> !
>
> Everything works f
> It does not have built in Ethernet, and it cost me $3400 last year ($200 of
> which was for RAM). Now it would be cheaper.
I have to admit I've seen very few models with built-in ethernet as yet, and
I'm personally dubious how much of an advantage that is -- in cost, some
vendors charge enou
On Mon, Mar 20, 2000 at 02:51:50PM +, dom wrote:
> Hello,
> I installed Debian GNU/Linux on a IBM Thinkpad 600 type 2645 450 from
> CD linux central. The machine have 2 Gb linux partition with swap 64Mb
> , the same in RAM. The first partition is with WindowsNT 1.8 Gb. I
> followed all the step
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000 09:33:44 CST, Bryan Walton writes:
> I have a Thinkpad 390E running frozen and am having a problem with
>my RealPlayer. Sound works fine on my laptop. I can play CDs, .wav
>files, mp3s, etc. However, I can't get sound to work correctly on my
>RealPlayer. Basically, the
Hi Debianers,
thank all the helps and tips I got from you at this great list, I successfully
setup X on my good old CPQ Armada1110 (P75, 2GB, 24MB RAM) with German keyboard.
There is nothing I can complain about performance compared to Win98. Really
great
!
Everything works fine now, except the
Greetings all,
I have a Thinkpad 390E running frozen and am having a problem with
my RealPlayer. Sound works fine on my laptop. I can play CDs, .wav
files, mp3s, etc. However, I can't get sound to work correctly on my
RealPlayer. Basically, the sound plays about three times faster than
Hello,
I installed Debian GNU/Linux on a IBM Thinkpad 600 type 2645 450 from
CD linux central. The machine have 2 Gb linux partition with swap 64Mb
, the same in RAM. The first partition is with WindowsNT 1.8 Gb. I
followed all the steps in instalation , putting CD#2 to start and CD#1
to install ba
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, esoR ocsirF wrote:
>I hope this is not to far off topic. I am purchasing a new laptop for
>the Science Journal at my school. I was hoping that I could get some
>feed back on fairly recent laptops that are around $3000 and *fully*
>functional under debian. I was hoping for somet
Hi,
YES, you can. But you need >4MB RAM. Try Debian 1.3.1, it's based on libc5 and
not so big as glibc (Debian 2.x).
I run Debian on a very old IBM L40sx (386SX), but without X. Or you try a small
dist...
Bye,
Antonio
Am Sun, 19 March 2000 schrieb "Bionanou":
>
> I
>
> I have a Samsung
After running Red Hat 6.0 for about 8 months on my laptop, I'm trying to
convert to Debian. I'm using the CD that accompanies Bill McCarty's book and
"Running Linux" for additional help. I've got the system installed but I have
two questions that I've been unable to decipher looking through the arc
On Sun, 19 Mar 2000, esoR ocsirF <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings, I hope this is not to far off topic. I am purchasing a new
> laptop for the Science Journal at my school. I was hoping that I could
> get some feed back on fairly recent laptops that are around $3000 and
> *fully* functional
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