Please note that this problem is addressed in the scripts for the
ALSA sound drivers furnished in the alsa-base package (... get the
latest version). The package includes a file
/usr/lib/alsa-base/snd-dev-utils which contains bash functions
which you may find useful.
Thomas
Please reply not to t
Hi. I just want to let you know that I have run into exactly the
same behavior as you did.
Originally I compiled my kernel with the PCMCIA driver as a module.
I recompiled to make the PCMCIA driver integral (i.e., I selected "y"
instead of "m" for PCMCIA in "make xconfig") and since then I have
> I've finally got X 4.0.2 to display on my VAIO (NM 2380), but the
> keyboard is not right. The Windows keys don't work (believe it or not
> I do use them in X!). I don't know how to specify which keyboard layout
> I need. The only keyboard related stuff in XF86Config-4 is
> Section "InputDevi
I've finally got X 4.0.2 to display on my VAIO (NM 2380), but the
keyboard is not right. The Windows keys don't work (believe it or not
I do use them in X!). I don't know how to specify which keyboard layout
I need. The only keyboard related stuff in XF86Config-4 is
Section "InputDevice"
Iden
Please note that this problem is addressed in the scripts for the
ALSA sound drivers furnished in the alsa-base package (... get the
latest version). The package includes a file
/usr/lib/alsa-base/snd-dev-utils which contains bash functions
which you may find useful.
Thomas
Please reply not to
Hi. I just want to let you know that I have run into exactly the
same behavior as you did.
Originally I compiled my kernel with the PCMCIA driver as a module.
I recompiled to make the PCMCIA driver integral (i.e., I selected "y"
instead of "m" for PCMCIA in "make xconfig") and since then I have
On Fri, Jan 26, 2001 at 02:00:17PM -0500, Matthew Grant wrote:
> Thanks a bunch everyone. Thats were my next question was aimed.
> I appreciate the tip on HD speed which I will try because I
> have never heard about it.
>
> But what about Battery Life. My Laptop sits in a terminal for
> 40 minu
Thanks a bunch everyone. Thats were my next question was aimed.
I appreciate the tip on HD speed which I will try because I
have never heard about it.
But what about Battery Life. My Laptop sits in a terminal for
40 minutes before the power light starts to blink. But I was
running X and compili
> I've finally got X 4.0.2 to display on my VAIO (NM 2380), but the
> keyboard is not right. The Windows keys don't work (believe it or not
> I do use them in X!). I don't know how to specify which keyboard layout
> I need. The only keyboard related stuff in XF86Config-4 is
> Section "InputDev
I've finally got X 4.0.2 to display on my VAIO (NM 2380), but the
keyboard is not right. The Windows keys don't work (believe it or not
I do use them in X!). I don't know how to specify which keyboard layout
I need. The only keyboard related stuff in XF86Config-4 is
Section "InputDevice"
Ide
On Fri, Jan 26, 2001 at 02:00:17PM -0500, Matthew Grant wrote:
> Thanks a bunch everyone. Thats were my next question was aimed.
> I appreciate the tip on HD speed which I will try because I
> have never heard about it.
>
> But what about Battery Life. My Laptop sits in a terminal for
> 40 min
Thanks a bunch everyone. Thats were my next question was aimed.
I appreciate the tip on HD speed which I will try because I
have never heard about it.
But what about Battery Life. My Laptop sits in a terminal for
40 minutes before the power light starts to blink. But I was
running X and compil
Try removing the appropriate hardlinks in /etc/rc*.d/ which are used at
startup to start various daemons.
--
Andrew J Perrin - Ph.D. Candidate, UC Berkeley, Dept. of Sociology
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA - http://demog.berk
On Fri, Jan 26, 2001 at 08:36:59AM -0500, Matthew Grant wrote:
> I'm running Debian 2.2.r0 on a ibm ThinkPad 465XD
> It's only a P120 w/24MB of Ram and My boot-up is
> really slow.(Hey It was Donated).
>
> Could Someone Explain how to shut off Zope, Xdm, and
> wwwoffled. I tried changing run level
Hello,
I own a Fujitsu Siemens C6155 with Rockwell Soft 56K Modem.
Using Kernel 2.2.17, the olitec module from
http://www.olitec.com/pub/HSF_V1.01.02_K2.2.14-5.0.tar
and the patch from
http://redrival.com/btifaq/HSF_rw_patch.tar.gz
the modules load perfectly into the kernel:
But using 'pon pro
Try removing the appropriate hardlinks in /etc/rc*.d/ which are used at
startup to start various daemons.
--
Andrew J Perrin - Ph.D. Candidate, UC Berkeley, Dept. of Sociology
Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA - http://demog.ber
"Trey Morris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You can do 1 of two things here.
> 1. you can apt-get remove packagename
> or
> 2. go to /etc/rc2.d and remove the symlink
>
> debian boots to initlevel 2 by default
>
> Trey
Yes, but that's not the best way :)
$ update-rc.d -f xdm remove
Or whateve
On Fri, Jan 26, 2001 at 08:36:59AM -0500, Matthew Grant wrote:
> I'm running Debian 2.2.r0 on a ibm ThinkPad 465XD
> It's only a P120 w/24MB of Ram and My boot-up is
> really slow.(Hey It was Donated).
>
> Could Someone Explain how to shut off Zope, Xdm, and
> wwwoffled. I tried changing run leve
You can do 1 of two things here.
1. you can apt-get remove packagename
or
2. go to /etc/rc2.d and remove the symlink
debian boots to initlevel 2 by default
Trey
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Grant [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 7:37 AM
To: debian-laptop@lists
I'm running Debian 2.2.r0 on a ibm ThinkPad 465XD
It's only a P120 w/24MB of Ram and My boot-up is
really slow.(Hey It was Donated).
Could Someone Explain how to shut off Zope, Xdm, and
wwwoffled. I tried changing run levels but they(3
thru 5)all seem to have the same stuff.
Thanks
Hello,
I own a Fujitsu Siemens C6155 with Rockwell Soft 56K Modem.
Using Kernel 2.2.17, the olitec module from
http://www.olitec.com/pub/HSF_V1.01.02_K2.2.14-5.0.tar
and the patch from
http://redrival.com/btifaq/HSF_rw_patch.tar.gz
the modules load perfectly into the kernel:
But using 'pon pr
"Trey Morris" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You can do 1 of two things here.
> 1. you can apt-get remove packagename
> or
> 2. go to /etc/rc2.d and remove the symlink
>
> debian boots to initlevel 2 by default
>
> Trey
Yes, but that's not the best way :)
$ update-rc.d -f xdm remove
Or whatev
You can do 1 of two things here.
1. you can apt-get remove packagename
or
2. go to /etc/rc2.d and remove the symlink
debian boots to initlevel 2 by default
Trey
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Grant [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 7:37 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm running Debian 2.2.r0 on a ibm ThinkPad 465XD
It's only a P120 w/24MB of Ram and My boot-up is
really slow.(Hey It was Donated).
Could Someone Explain how to shut off Zope, Xdm, and
wwwoffled. I tried changing run levels but they(3
thru 5)all seem to have the same stuff.
Thanks
___
On Friday 19 January 2001 15:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yesterday I compiled a 2.4 kernel using make-kpkg. All seems to have gone
> well. I used the pcmcia features in the kernel, and chose not to
> separately compile pcmcia modules. All seems to work well, I boot fine,
> start up pcmcia fin
On Friday 19 January 2001 15:50, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Yesterday I compiled a 2.4 kernel using make-kpkg. All seems to have gone
> well. I used the pcmcia features in the kernel, and chose not to
> separately compile pcmcia modules. All seems to work well, I boot fine,
> start up pcmcia fi
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