Heather (and others)
The apm=on sounds great for a stopgap.
However, I really want to dig out what's happening with the kernel --
Sure, I know that I can modularize it, but I really like to know that
I've customized it to fit my machine. Picky, maybe, but isn't that
why we go through this rat
hi!
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Olivier Billet wrote:
> ESTEBAN P OSSES ANGUITA wrote:
>
> OK, thanks, that's what I'm trying now.
> It may be a stupid question, but how is it that alsa installation
> scripts search for includes in /usr/src/linux/include... that are
> actually in /usr/include... ?
Heather (and others)
The apm=on sounds great for a stopgap.
However, I really want to dig out what's happening with the kernel --
Sure, I know that I can modularize it, but I really like to know that
I've customized it to fit my machine. Picky, maybe, but isn't that
why we go through this ra
> The second is when I bought it, it had windows 95 on it with no
> documention. My development efforts involve OpenGL (really MESA)
> and I need some rudimentry X support. Does anyone know which
> chipset this laptop uses and more importantly which X-server to use?
Try VGA16.
We used it on an o
hi!
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Olivier Billet wrote:
> ESTEBAN P OSSES ANGUITA wrote:
>
> OK, thanks, that's what I'm trying now.
> It may be a stupid question, but how is it that alsa installation
> scripts search for includes in /usr/src/linux/include... that are
> actually in /usr/include... ?
> The second is when I bought it, it had windows 95 on it with no
> documention. My development efforts involve OpenGL (really MESA)
> and I need some rudimentry X support. Does anyone know which
> chipset this laptop uses and more importantly which X-server to use?
Try VGA16.
We used it on an
ESTEBAN P OSSES ANGUITA wrote:
> > What should I do to get it working ???
> after one try, another try, and another ... etc... i installed ALSA ...
> and it works vry good :)
OK, thanks, that's what I'm trying now.
It may be a stupid question, but how is it that alsa installation scripts
sea
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Heather wrote:
[...]
> Howsabout we start a kernel-image-nn.n.nn-laptop kernel set? Anyone else
> like the idea? Then we can turn on all sorts of things that make desktops
> queasy.
I like this idea. Especially since:
* it took me a long time to find the "apm=on" trick
hi ...
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Olivier Billet wrote:
> Hi all !
>
> I've got a question about sound configuration.
> I know I have a VIA PCI audio controller :
> I/O 220-22F
> IRQ 5
> and it seems to be sound blaster compatible.
i have one of this on my laptop ... AFAIK it is compatible, but i
Hi all !
I've got a question about sound configuration.
I know I have a VIA PCI audio controller :
I/O 220-22F
IRQ 5
and it seems to be sound blaster compatible.
What should I do to get it working ???
Many thanks in advance,
Olivier.
Here is the state of the loaded modules :
vony# lsmod
>
> Or, I suppose, default debian kernel configuration.
>
> After being away from Debian for quite a while, deceded to give the
> apt-get system a try. Loaded it onto my Toshiba (Sattelite something,
> 266 mhz). Downloaded boot(rescue) and root disks, plugged in PCMCIA
> ethernet card, plugged
> On Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 03:15:15PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Is there any difference in installing debian distribution on laptop computer
> > ?
> >
> > milos
>
> When recompiling the kernel, you need to make sure you recompile
> pcmcia-modules as well. You have to be careful with pcm
hi!
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Morgan Hall wrote:
> My problem:
>
> The kernel comes without APM support. OK -- compile one in. Trivial,
i believe apm support is on the default configuration, but the kernel is
compiled with APM_DISABLED_BY_DEFAULT option (or something like that =)
so, if you want
> I have a funny (well I don_t really think it is funny)
My pals would call this "funny weird, not funny ha-ha."
> Problem with S2D
> with my Laptop (Targa Traveller 800 - seems to be only sold in germany).
> It suspendes like a charm, but then when I wake it up, the system comes
> up again (inc
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Heather wrote:
[...]
> Howsabout we start a kernel-image-nn.n.nn-laptop kernel set? Anyone else
> like the idea? Then we can turn on all sorts of things that make desktops
> queasy.
I like this idea. Especially since:
* it took me a long time to find the "apm=on" tric
Or, I suppose, default debian kernel configuration.
After being away from Debian for quite a while, deceded to give the
apt-get system a try. Loaded it onto my Toshiba (Sattelite something,
266 mhz). Downloaded boot(rescue) and root disks, plugged in PCMCIA
ethernet card, plugged into DSL and b
On Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 03:15:15PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there any difference in installing debian distribution on laptop computer
> ?
>
> milos
>
When recompiling the kernel, you need to make sure you recompile
pcmcia-modules as well. You have to be careful with pcmcia-cs that y
Hi all !
I've got a question about sound configuration.
I know I have a VIA PCI audio controller :
I/O 220-22F
IRQ 5
and it seems to be sound blaster compatible.
What should I do to get it working ???
Many thanks in advance,
Olivier.
Here is the state of the loaded modules :
vony# lsmod
Is there any difference in installing debian distribution on laptop computer
?
milos
On Thu, Oct 12, 2000 at 11:23:08PM -0400, Neil L. Roeth wrote:
> On Oct 12, Heather ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > > > > probably gonna be quite some work since you need to make a new
> partition
> > > > > that I think must be located as the first one on the disk and that
> screws
> > > > >
>
> Or, I suppose, default debian kernel configuration.
>
> After being away from Debian for quite a while, deceded to give the
> apt-get system a try. Loaded it onto my Toshiba (Sattelite something,
> 266 mhz). Downloaded boot(rescue) and root disks, plugged in PCMCIA
> ethernet card, plugged
> On Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 03:15:15PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Is there any difference in installing debian distribution on laptop computer
> > ?
> >
> > milos
>
> When recompiling the kernel, you need to make sure you recompile
> pcmcia-modules as well. You have to be careful with pc
hi!
On Fri, 13 Oct 2000, Morgan Hall wrote:
> My problem:
>
> The kernel comes without APM support. OK -- compile one in. Trivial,
i believe apm support is on the default configuration, but the kernel is
compiled with APM_DISABLED_BY_DEFAULT option (or something like that =)
so, if you wan
> I have a funny (well I don_t really think it is funny)
My pals would call this "funny weird, not funny ha-ha."
> Problem with S2D
> with my Laptop (Targa Traveller 800 - seems to be only sold in germany).
> It suspendes like a charm, but then when I wake it up, the system comes
> up again (in
Hi all,
I am about to buy a Notebook which will be running debian only.
I have some offers with notebooks which do not have video-memory
but take a portion of the main memory for this. I am not shure if
Linux will run on this hardware at all (with X11)? Any suggestions?
BTW: The Notebook of choic
Or, I suppose, default debian kernel configuration.
After being away from Debian for quite a while, deceded to give the
apt-get system a try. Loaded it onto my Toshiba (Sattelite something,
266 mhz). Downloaded boot(rescue) and root disks, plugged in PCMCIA
ethernet card, plugged into DSL and
On Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 03:15:15PM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is there any difference in installing debian distribution on laptop computer
> ?
>
> milos
>
When recompiling the kernel, you need to make sure you recompile
pcmcia-modules as well. You have to be careful with pcmcia-cs that
Is there any difference in installing debian distribution on laptop computer
?
milos
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Jay W. Anderson writes:
> Jim -
>
> Check out www.dell.com
>
> You should be able to find all you need at their site.
> There should be a service tag code and/or a express service code #
> some where on the machine. On my Inspirion 7500. they are located on
> the bottom of the bo
On Thu, Oct 12, 2000 at 11:23:08PM -0400, Neil L. Roeth wrote:
> On Oct 12, Heather ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > > > > probably gonna be quite some work since you need to make a new partition
> > > > > that I think must be located as the first one on the disk and that screws
> > > > > up a
Hi all,
I am about to buy a Notebook which will be running debian only.
I have some offers with notebooks which do not have video-memory
but take a portion of the main memory for this. I am not shure if
Linux will run on this hardware at all (with X11)? Any suggestions?
BTW: The Notebook of choi
Jay W. Anderson writes:
> Jim -
>
> Check out www.dell.com
>
> You should be able to find all you need at their site.
> There should be a service tag code and/or a express service code #
> some where on the machine. On my Inspirion 7500. they are located on
> the bottom of the b
> G'Day !
>
> About a year ago, I bought a Dell Latitude LX (yes an old 486 monster), so I
> could edit source files while away from my desktop. With RCS, Emacs and a
> basic command line, eveything worked great. BUT, the project grew and I
> needed more capability. Namely X-window and an eth
> G'Day !
>
> About a year ago, I bought a Dell Latitude LX (yes an old 486 monster), so I
> could edit source files while away from my desktop. With RCS, Emacs and a
> basic command line, eveything worked great. BUT, the project grew and I
> needed more capability. Namely X-window and an et
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