On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, Mark Mangano wrote:
> Hi all. Just installed Debian (kernel 2.2.12) on my
> Toshiba 435 CDS Satellite Pro (120mhz, 16 meg ram). All went well,
> and by recompiling a new kernel I was even able to get
> sound up. (I used the make-kpkg technique; went well without a hitch).
> Wh
Hi all. Just installed Debian (kernel 2.2.12) on my
Toshiba 435 CDS Satellite Pro (120mhz, 16 meg ram). All went well,
and by recompiling a new kernel I was even able to get
sound up. (I used the make-kpkg technique; went well without a hitch).
When the default kernel came up, I had full access to
I've just installed potato on my Sharp PC 9090 notebook. I used to run
slink with no problem, but in potato the fonts in Xwindows are displayed
far too big. I first noticed it when I started Communicator and the text
beneath the icons (back, reload etc) was much bigger than it used to be.
The same
On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, Mark Mangano wrote:
> Hi all. Just installed Debian (kernel 2.2.12) on my
> Toshiba 435 CDS Satellite Pro (120mhz, 16 meg ram). All went well,
> and by recompiling a new kernel I was even able to get
> sound up. (I used the make-kpkg technique; went well without a hitch).
> W
On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, Alan Su <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i'm using a flash memory card in my laptop...gotta say it's pretty
> slick how it appears as just another ide device! anyway, just out of
> curiosity, i tried to pop the card out when it was mounted. it seems
> the card is unmounted, but
On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, Erik van der Meulen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Dear Group, I use a Dell Latitude CPi 366 with Debian 2.2 and
> Helix-Gnome. I would like to set up a 'suspend to disk' feature but do
> not know where to start. In fact, I don't even know if it can be done
> at all. So any poin
Hi all. Just installed Debian (kernel 2.2.12) on my
Toshiba 435 CDS Satellite Pro (120mhz, 16 meg ram). All went well,
and by recompiling a new kernel I was even able to get
sound up. (I used the make-kpkg technique; went well without a hitch).
When the default kernel came up, I had full access t
hi-
i'm using a flash memory card in my laptop...gotta say it's pretty
slick how it appears as just another ide device! anyway, just out of
curiosity, i tried to pop the card out when it was mounted. it seems
the card is unmounted, but the resources for the ide interface created
for it are not r
I've just installed potato on my Sharp PC 9090 notebook. I used to run
slink with no problem, but in potato the fonts in Xwindows are displayed
far too big. I first noticed it when I started Communicator and the text
beneath the icons (back, reload etc) was much bigger than it used to be.
The same
On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, Alan Su <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i'm using a flash memory card in my laptop...gotta say it's pretty
> slick how it appears as just another ide device! anyway, just out of
> curiosity, i tried to pop the card out when it was mounted. it seems
> the card is unmounted, but
On Sat, 23 Sep 2000, Erik van der Meulen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Dear Group, I use a Dell Latitude CPi 366 with Debian 2.2 and
> Helix-Gnome. I would like to set up a 'suspend to disk' feature but do
> not know where to start. In fact, I don't even know if it can be done
> at all. So any poi
hi-
i'm using a flash memory card in my laptop...gotta say it's pretty
slick how it appears as just another ide device! anyway, just out of
curiosity, i tried to pop the card out when it was mounted. it seems
the card is unmounted, but the resources for the ide interface created
for it are not
I currently have it going on a Satellite Pro 4300, works great. X was
using the FBDev until I found a "beta" S3 Savage driver for it through
the folks at xfree86.org. The sound works well, though it's not up to
desktop standards, it works. Infared I think would work if I had
anything to use it
I currently have it going on a Satellite Pro 4300, works great. X was
using the FBDev until I found a "beta" S3 Savage driver for it through
the folks at xfree86.org. The sound works well, though it's not up to
desktop standards, it works. Infared I think would work if I had
anything to use i
On 23 Sep 2000, Ries van Twisk wrote:
> I run a Satellite 2100CDS
> No infrared but I did manage to get USB running and used a webcam.
> I'm not sure if the modem is working.
> Also X works fast (currently using staroffice) one down side is when I
> move a window mij screen start to flikker a bit.
On Fri, Sep 22, 2000 at 09:53:43PM -0700, Andrei Popov wrote:
> As far as specifics go, yes, you will be able to suspend (but I don't
> think hybernate, i.e. save your work into a hybernation file, then
> recover). All of your devices will work. You can run X in
> accelerated mode on Thinkpads; i
On 23 Sep 2000, Ries van Twisk wrote:
> I run a Satellite 2100CDS
> No infrared but I did manage to get USB running and used a webcam.
> I'm not sure if the modem is working.
> Also X works fast (currently using staroffice) one down side is when I
> move a window mij screen start to flikker a bit
> am stuck between an ibm thinkpad and a toshiba satelite (pro).
> The first due to their publicised linux support and the 2nd
> cos it seems to be well recommended by friends. Both of them
I bought a used Dell, but what I did was make sure it had plug in hard
drives so I can experiment without l
On Fri, Sep 22, 2000 at 09:53:43PM -0700, Andrei Popov wrote:
> As far as specifics go, yes, you will be able to suspend (but I don't
> think hybernate, i.e. save your work into a hybernation file, then
> recover). All of your devices will work. You can run X in
> accelerated mode on Thinkpads;
> am stuck between an ibm thinkpad and a toshiba satelite (pro).
> The first due to their publicised linux support and the 2nd
> cos it seems to be well recommended by friends. Both of them
I bought a used Dell, but what I did was make sure it had plug in hard
drives so I can experiment without
hi,
is it possible to intergrate a Mac Airport card in a PC-base laptop and
control it via linux?
I remember I have read something somewhere, but I don't remember where.
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Dear Group, I use a Dell Latitude CPi 366 with Debian 2.2 and
Helix-Gnome.
I would like to set up a 'suspend to disk' feature but do not know where
to start. In fact, I don't even know if it can be done at all.
So any pointers mucht appreciated!
--
Erik van der Meulen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
hi,
is it possible to intergrate a Mac Airport card in a PC-base laptop and
control it via linux?
I remember I have read something somewhere, but I don't remember where.
---
Andor Demarteau
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Dear Group, I use a Dell Latitude CPi 366 with Debian 2.2 and
Helix-Gnome.
I would like to set up a 'suspend to disk' feature but do not know where
to start. In fact, I don't even know if it can be done at all.
So any pointers mucht appreciated!
--
Erik van der Meulen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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I run a Satellite 2100CDS
No infrared but I did manage to get USB running and used a webcam.
I'm not sure if the modem is working.
Also X works fast (currently using staroffice) one down side is when I
move a window mij screen start to flikker a bit.. It's just there but I
don't mind. It does not
On Sat, Sep 23, 2000 at 02:38:44PM +1100, CaT wrote:
> Hey folks. I'm thinking of getting one of them laptop thingies
> and running debian on it. After a wee bit of looking about I
> am stuck between an ibm thinkpad and a toshiba satelite (pro).
> The first due to their publicised linux support and
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