..
> often and I already have a SCSI burner. I was also looking into USB burners but
> the list of supported burners is not very big.
...
You may find a list of SCSI and USB capable devices at my
page about portable CD writers:
http://mobilix.org/portable_cdwr.html
Werner
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Hi!
With the help of Maarten Slaets I managed to let winme have the option
to boot into dos. So now loadlin works, but it hangs after loading the
kernel and root image.
If I type (from the install.bat):
loadlin linux root=/dev/ram initrd=root.bin disksize=1.44
it says that it loads the kernel
Hello,
I just upgraded my toshiba tecra 8000 to sid this afternoon and have a
few new problems.
After the dist-upgrade to X 4.0.2, X started up fine. I went and grabed
kernel 2.4.0 and rebooted
using it. Helixcode gdm logged me in and gnome started up. I went
ahead and switched to a console
Hello,
I just upgraded my toshiba tecra 8000 to sid this afternoon and have a
few new problems.
After the dist-upgrade to X 4.0.2, X started up fine. I went and grabed
kernel 2.4.0 and rebooted
using it. Helixcode gdm logged me in and gnome started up. I went
ahead and switched to a console
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
G'day,
Well, I can't speak for Adaptec cards or anything, but I will tell you to
keep away from the latest version of New Media Bus Toaster card.
As this is a public forum, I cannot type the words I want to use to describe
this useless, miserable, stench-ridden
Even if the below works, you may still have trouble with gnome (at least I do).
I find that when I stop esd and restart it, the panel doesn't make its cool
sounds anymore--and indeed can freeze up in an effort to play anything!
cheers
Richard
Robert Guthrie wrote:
> On Saturday 30 December 2000
I have got an Adaptec Slim SCSI which is recognized fairly well.
I have not tried to use it with a burner
Bye
Jens Helweg a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I'm also looking into a CD burner for my Laptop. I don't have to carry it
> with me
> too
> often and I already have a SCSI burner. I was also looking in
On Saturday 30 December 2000 16:39, Felix E. Klee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to automatically turn off the Enlightenment Sound Deamon
> (esd) and remove the sound modules before suspending my laptop and turn
> everything back on when resuming. Otherwise sound does not work anymore
> after resumi
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
G'day,
Well, I can't speak for Adaptec cards or anything, but I will tell you to
keep away from the latest version of New Media Bus Toaster card.
As this is a public forum, I cannot type the words I want to use to describe
this useless, miserable, stench-ridde
[Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...]
> Am Mittwoch, 10. Januar 2001 04:11 schrieb Jeroen Coumans:
> > I've recently bought this laptop, featuring a nice PIII 650, SiS 630 AGP
> > videocard with 4-64 MB shared memory and a 18GB Fujitsu HD.
>
> Hi,
>
> maybe u want to point your
Even if the below works, you may still have trouble with gnome (at least I do).
I find that when I stop esd and restart it, the panel doesn't make its cool
sounds anymore--and indeed can freeze up in an effort to play anything!
cheers
Richard
Robert Guthrie wrote:
> On Saturday 30 December 200
I have got an Adaptec Slim SCSI which is recognized fairly well.
I have not tried to use it with a burner
Bye
Jens Helweg a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> I'm also looking into a CD burner for my Laptop. I don't have to carry it with me
> too
> often and I already have a SCSI burner. I was also looking into
Hi,
I'm also looking into a CD burner for my Laptop. I don't have to carry it with
me
too
often and I already have a SCSI burner. I was also looking into USB burners but
the list of supported burners is not very big.
So my question is: Does anyone have a PCMCIA to SCSI card working with
Linux and
* Andreas Somogyi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010110 12:41]:
> Anybody got any tips on how to get X working well on a Toshiba
> satellite 2540 CDS? I get terrible display flickers when moving
> windows and scrolling...
Hi, Andreas
Take a look at this thread:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-laptop-991
On Saturday 30 December 2000 16:39, Felix E. Klee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to automatically turn off the Enlightenment Sound Deamon
> (esd) and remove the sound modules before suspending my laptop and turn
> everything back on when resuming. Otherwise sound does not work anymore
> after resum
[Charset iso-8859-1 unsupported, filtering to ASCII...]
> Am Mittwoch, 10. Januar 2001 04:11 schrieb Jeroen Coumans:
> > I've recently bought this laptop, featuring a nice PIII 650, SiS 630 AGP
> > videocard with 4-64 MB shared memory and a 18GB Fujitsu HD.
>
> Hi,
>
> maybe u want to point you
/ Eric VB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| Mike, did you get your sound card working ? Mine is still silent.
See http://wtsupport.metatec.net/technotes/alsasound-tecra8100.html
They instructions claim to be for RedHat, but they were easy to adapt
for Debian.
> "JS" == Joseph Schlecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JS> Can I do this with NFS? I've considered the option of
JS> keeping /home on my laptop and when I'm on my home
JS> network, mount the NFS share on a 'dummy' directory and
JS> sync the two. However, this seems cumbersome and not
JS> very
> First, the hard drive: the main reason I want to upgrade is to get
> something faster. My HD is a 6G Hitachi that came with my Vivante
> when I bought it almost two years ago. I find it to be very slow.
> Can anyone recommend a faster drive, which is also relatively energy
> efficient? 8 to 9
Hi,
I'm also looking into a CD burner for my Laptop. I don't have to carry it with me
too
often and I already have a SCSI burner. I was also looking into USB burners but
the list of supported burners is not very big.
So my question is: Does anyone have a PCMCIA to SCSI card working with
Linux and
* Andreas Somogyi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [010110 12:41]:
> Anybody got any tips on how to get X working well on a Toshiba
> satellite 2540 CDS? I get terrible display flickers when moving
> windows and scrolling...
Hi, Andreas
Take a look at this thread:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-laptop-99
/ Eric VB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was heard to say:
| Mike, did you get your sound card working ? Mine is still silent.
See http://wtsupport.metatec.net/technotes/alsasound-tecra8100.html
They instructions claim to be for RedHat, but they were easy to adapt
for Debian.
> "JS" == Joseph Schlecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
JS> Can I do this with NFS? I've considered the option of
JS> keeping /home on my laptop and when I'm on my home
JS> network, mount the NFS share on a 'dummy' directory and
JS> sync the two. However, this seems cumbersome and not
JS> very
> First, the hard drive: the main reason I want to upgrade is to get
> something faster. My HD is a 6G Hitachi that came with my Vivante
> when I bought it almost two years ago. I find it to be very slow.
> Can anyone recommend a faster drive, which is also relatively energy
> efficient? 8 to
Thanks everyone for the great suggestions. You never fail me!
Joseph Schlecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Thanks everyone for the great suggestions. You never fail me!
Joseph Schlecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi!
I also faced this issue a few months ago, with no 'smart' solution
involving NFS. However, CODA might do the trick, if you can afford the
quite large disk and cpu requirements it requires on the server. Oh, and
last time I tried I have had a tough time configuring it properly, so you
Am Mittwoch, 10. Januar 2001 04:11 schrieb Jeroen Coumans:
> I've recently bought this laptop, featuring a nice PIII 650, SiS 630 AGP
> videocard with 4-64 MB shared memory and a 18GB Fujitsu HD.
Hi,
maybe u want to point your browser to:
http://www.xfree86.org/4.0.2/Status30.html#30
there u can
Christian Rehn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Joseph Schlecht writes:
> > Hi Everyone!
> >
> > I have three PC's and a laptop running debian. They are all networked
> > together, one of the PC's is soon to be an NFS/NIS server. I am doing this
> to
> > share /home and other common director
Joseph Schlecht writes:
> Hi Everyone!
>
> I have three PC's and a laptop running debian. They are all networked
> together, one of the PC's is soon to be an NFS/NIS server. I am doing this
> to
> share /home and other common directories.
>
> Sharing /home should be no problem for the
Hi!
I also faced this issue a few months ago, with no 'smart' solution
involving NFS. However, CODA might do the trick, if you can afford the
quite large disk and cpu requirements it requires on the server. Oh, and
last time I tried I have had a tough time configuring it properly, so you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joseph Schlecht) writes:
> I have three PC's and a laptop running debian. They are all
> networked together, one of the PC's is soon to be an NFS/NIS
> server. I am doing this to share /home and other common directories.
>
> Sharing /home should be no problem for the PC's, howe
Am Mittwoch, 10. Januar 2001 04:11 schrieb Jeroen Coumans:
> I've recently bought this laptop, featuring a nice PIII 650, SiS 630 AGP
> videocard with 4-64 MB shared memory and a 18GB Fujitsu HD.
Hi,
maybe u want to point your browser to:
http://www.xfree86.org/4.0.2/Status30.html#30
there u ca
Christian Rehn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Joseph Schlecht writes:
> > Hi Everyone!
> >
> > I have three PC's and a laptop running debian. They are all networked
> > together, one of the PC's is soon to be an NFS/NIS server. I am doing this to
> > share /home and other common directorie
Joseph Schlecht writes:
> Hi Everyone!
>
> I have three PC's and a laptop running debian. They are all networked
> together, one of the PC's is soon to be an NFS/NIS server. I am doing this to
> share /home and other common directories.
>
> Sharing /home should be no problem for the PC'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joseph Schlecht) writes:
> I have three PC's and a laptop running debian. They are all
> networked together, one of the PC's is soon to be an NFS/NIS
> server. I am doing this to share /home and other common directories.
>
> Sharing /home should be no problem for the PC's, how
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