Well, I have a 3500 and it was painless. I used FIPS to reduce the size
of my FAT32 partition (the latest version supports it with no problem).
It can use a partition or a file, but use the phdisk utility to check what
it is using, and to delete or recreate the partition/file. The goldcard
glo
How can I install debian on my dell inspiron 3500? First of
all, it has
one large fat-32 partition for win-98 that covers the whole drive. I don't
have anything too usefull to back up with, to format and repartition it. I
don't know whether or not it uses other partitions for swap
And me I forgot to mention that under Windows the maximum speed connection I
get is
48000 (often just around 46000), with the latest "firmware" 5.75 (it was a
little
more than 45000 with 5.21), compared to 50666 under Linux, which appearently I
get
for sure with free.fr, one of the ISPs I connec
How can I install debian on my dell inspiron 3500? First of all, it has
one large fat-32 partition for win-98 that covers the whole drive. I don't
have anything too usefull to back up with, to format and repartition it. I
don't know whether or not it uses other partitions for swap
And me I forgot to mention that under Windows the maximum speed connection I get is
48000 (often just around 46000), with the latest "firmware" 5.75 (it was a little
more than 45000 with 5.21), compared to 50666 under Linux, which appearently I get
for sure with free.fr, one of the ISPs I connect
On Tue, 27 Jun 2000 20:14:17 Nicola Bernardelli wrote:
> Ciao Francesco,
>
> Thanks a lot for replying. After you told me that the driver _does_ work for
the
> ISA pnp version of the modem, I concentrated on looking for what process
could be
> using the resource and tried hiding the ttyS3 device
On Tue, 27 Jun 2000 20:14:17 Nicola Bernardelli wrote:
> Ciao Francesco,
>
> Thanks a lot for replying. After you told me that the driver _does_ work for
the
> ISA pnp version of the modem, I concentrated on looking for what process
could be
> using the resource and tried hiding the ttyS3 device
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