Hello,
I wonder if the PLIP installation has been integrated for
the potatoe.
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/PLIP-Install-HOWTO.html
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Hi,
is there any PCMCIA card following the Cardbus Standard which can be
used with with Twisted Pair and BNC and offers 10/100 Mbit at least for
TP.
Of course it has to work with Linux ;-)
Thanks,
Stefan
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How can I get wireless high speed
access that works anywhere, that I
can hook a laptop up to and use like a modem, but faster? Is there
something the same for a regular machine, usable dedicated style like DSL?
I might happen to be too far from the central o
hi
"A. Demarteau (linux rules!)" wrote:
>
> dar laptop/debian users,
> I'm lookig for a mobiel phone (it has to be gsm900-gsm1800 capable as I'm
> in Europe).
i can recommend you the motorola timeport L7089. it's triband so you can
use it also on usa. there is also a wap version of it - but for
Hello,
I wonder if the PLIP installation has been integrated for
the potatoe.
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/PLIP-Install-HOWTO.html
I'm not on anymore on this list, please reply directly.
Thanks.
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Gilles Lamiral. France, Laillé (35890).
33 (0) 2 99 42 33 80
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Hi,
is there any PCMCIA card following the Cardbus Standard which can be
used with with Twisted Pair and BNC and offers 10/100 Mbit at least for
TP.
Of course it has to work with Linux ;-)
Thanks,
Stefan
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Hi,
I've installed kernel 2.4.0-test5 on my Thinkpad to have a look at the ACPI
features.
But i'm havink problems compiling acpid-071100 :
kahuna:/usr/src/acpid-071100# make all
make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/acpid-071100'
Making all in acpictl
make[2]: Entering direc
How can I get wireless high speed access that
works anywhere, that I
can hook a laptop up to and use like a modem, but faster? Is there
something the same for a regular machine, usable dedicated style like DSL?
I might happen to be too far from the central
hi
"A. Demarteau (linux rules!)" wrote:
>
> dar laptop/debian users,
> I'm lookig for a mobiel phone (it has to be gsm900-gsm1800 capable as I'm
> in Europe).
i can recommend you the motorola timeport L7089. it's triband so you can
use it also on usa. there is also a wap version of it - but for
Hi,
I've installed kernel 2.4.0-test5 on my Thinkpad to have a look at the ACPI features.
But i'm havink problems compiling acpid-071100 :
kahuna:/usr/src/acpid-071100# make all
make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/acpid-071100'
Making all in acpictl
make[2]: Entering direc
dar laptop/debian users,
I'm lookig for a mobiel phone (it has to be gsm900-gsm1800 capable as I'm
in Europe).
It has to do the fplowing:
1. be usable as modem by pcmcia-card and/or irda
2. be fully configurable via AT-string commands
3. display-readout possible via the connection to the laptop as
dar laptop/debian users,
I'm lookig for a mobiel phone (it has to be gsm900-gsm1800 capable as I'm
in Europe).
It has to do the fplowing:
1. be usable as modem by pcmcia-card and/or irda
2. be fully configurable via AT-string commands
3. display-readout possible via the connection to the laptop as
Benjamin F. Zhou wrote:
> Hi,
>
> where can I find a list of knowingly working notebooks for linux with x86
> 3.3.6 ?
>
> I am planning to buy a new notebook, but want to make sure linux and X works
> on
> it.
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/linux-laptop/
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I recommend no-name ones. they are cheap ~$50, and have the least fancy stuffs
built-in which may render a card useless under linux.
regards,
Ben
Xiaolan Ling wrote:
> Thanks. But I can't download it to my laptop since I haven't got a
> PCMCIA network card. I will try Helixcode on my university
Hi,
where can I find a list of knowingly working notebooks for linux with x86 3.3.6
?
I am planning to buy a new notebook, but want to make sure linux and X works on
it.
thank you
Benjamin Zhou
> just as a quick and dirty suggestion: have you tried alsa? it solved a lot
> i guess that the 390 uses ess solo as well but even if it is another chip
> - with this you'd be trying a different driver.
Yes. What I did was compile the kernel, alsa, and pcmcia packages using
make-kpkg and the so
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for a solution to burn CD-Roms with my Laptop.
> (Gericom OverdoseII, 366 Celeron, 64 Mb, 2x pcmcia, 2x usb)
> It shouldn't be too expensive and should work in real life, not
> just in theory. (And of course with linux)
Heh, with that nospam class address you are such a shi
Hi,
I'm looking for a solution to burn CD-Roms with my Laptop.
(Gericom OverdoseII, 366 Celeron, 64 Mb, 2x pcmcia, 2x usb)
It shouldn't be too expensive and should work in real life, not
just in theory. (And of course with linux)
Here are some considerations. Maybe you can correct me, or
tell me
Benjamin F. Zhou wrote:
> Hi,
>
> where can I find a list of knowingly working notebooks for linux with x86 3.3.6 ?
>
> I am planning to buy a new notebook, but want to make sure linux and X works on
> it.
http://www.cs.utexas.edu/users/kharker/linux-laptop/
--
Mike Werner KA8YSD | He that
I recommend no-name ones. they are cheap ~$50, and have the least fancy stuffs
built-in which may render a card useless under linux.
regards,
Ben
Xiaolan Ling wrote:
> Thanks. But I can't download it to my laptop since I haven't got a
> PCMCIA network card. I will try Helixcode on my university
This is slightly off the debian topic, but, my laptop does have debian on
it! :)
Problem: I have a 12.1 TFT laptop screen that is cracked and I can only
see half of the display.
Question: The people who i talk to keep telling me it will cost $800-$1500
to replace it. Does anyone know of a less
Hi,
where can I find a list of knowingly working notebooks for linux with x86 3.3.6 ?
I am planning to buy a new notebook, but want to make sure linux and X works on
it.
thank you
Benjamin Zhou
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> just as a quick and dirty suggestion: have you tried alsa? it solved a lot
> i guess that the 390 uses ess solo as well but even if it is another chip
> - with this you'd be trying a different driver.
Yes. What I did was compile the kernel, alsa, and pcmcia packages using
make-kpkg and the s
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for a solution to burn CD-Roms with my Laptop.
> (Gericom OverdoseII, 366 Celeron, 64 Mb, 2x pcmcia, 2x usb)
> It shouldn't be too expensive and should work in real life, not
> just in theory. (And of course with linux)
Heh, with that nospam class address you are such a sh
Hi,
I'm looking for a solution to burn CD-Roms with my Laptop.
(Gericom OverdoseII, 366 Celeron, 64 Mb, 2x pcmcia, 2x usb)
It shouldn't be too expensive and should work in real life, not
just in theory. (And of course with linux)
Here are some considerations. Maybe you can correct me, or
tell m
This is slightly off the debian topic, but, my laptop does have debian on
it! :)
Problem: I have a 12.1 TFT laptop screen that is cracked and I can only
see half of the display.
Question: The people who i talk to keep telling me it will cost $800-$1500
to replace it. Does anyone know of a less
Has anyone else tried using lirc? I cannot compile the kernel drivers - or
I just don't know how... I tried running "make" in the
/usr/src/lirc/lirc_sir directory, but I get errors in:
/usr/include/linux/times.h
/usr/include/asm/signal.h
/usr/include/asm/siginfo.h
/usr/include/linux/time.h
/usr/in
Has anyone else tried using lirc? I cannot compile the kernel drivers - or
I just don't know how... I tried running "make" in the
/usr/src/lirc/lirc_sir directory, but I get errors in:
/usr/include/linux/times.h
/usr/include/asm/signal.h
/usr/include/asm/siginfo.h
/usr/include/linux/time.h
/usr/i
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