hi,
90% of my networking problems have been due to faulty cables. Some had the
wrong sets of pairs twisted together, so that work fine at 10Mbs but not at
100Mbs - never let a software engineer make cables up :) So check/swap
cables round to test them.
Also I would try forcing the windoze pc to
Since you seem to have gotten a reply to your question, I feel compelled
to ask about something else you mentioned in passing in your post...
On Tue, Jul 03, 2001 at 05:58:56PM -0700, Tony Godshall wrote:
> What has this to do with laptops? Well, I have more time to
> read when I'm on the bus on
Another idea:
If you already have a somewhat working OS of another type
you could always go the install-from-harddrive route.
I've done that a couple of times. Using a prior monopolistic
OS, I downloaded the dos tools (loadlin fips etc), the
kernel (linux), the diskette images boot.bin, roo
On Wed, Jul 04, 2001 at 03:43:33PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I did this myself. You might as well take the opportunity
> > to upgrade the hard drive too tho. 20GB notebook drives are
> > down to < $120 (per http://www.pricewatch.com/1/101/3329-1.htm).
> > Plus add a bill or two for the
[ksieben]
> I woud use wget:
> wget -r -k -H -l X -nc http://google-search-results
> wher X is the level you like to (travers?) the links
Yeah, that works for the first go, but how to get the
subsequent pages (just the ones that are interesting)?
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[christophe]
> What you want is called wwwoffle (in sid at least) and it means www off
> line.
Excellent.
[http://www.gedanken.demon.co.uk/wwwoffle/]
> While Offline Can be configured to use dial-on-demand for
> pages that are not cached. Selection of pages to download
> next time online Using
if it's CompactFlash, then it's got an ide interface. I've always had them mount as
the /dev just after your last IDE bus: usually /dev/hde1
and it's always been vfat for me -- long filenames.
hope this helps.
glen
On Wed, Jul 04, 2001 at 11:05:19AM +0200, thomas wrote:
>
>
> I have a 64MB
> > I did this myself. You might as well take the opportunity
> > to upgrade the hard drive too tho. 20GB notebook drives are
> > down to < $120 (per http://www.pricewatch.com/1/101/3329-1.htm).
> > Plus add a bill or two for the adapter cable. I got mine from
> > west-tech.com, installed it w
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> "Andreas" == Andreas Fromm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Andreas> Hi, I'm trying to install Debian on my "new" Toshiba Tecra 550
Andreas> CDT, but can't get the PCMCIA controler to run. During the
Andreas> installation I'm asked which type of con
I used to have Debian running on a Tecra 750CDM and I used
the i82365 chip selection with no other options and it worked
fine.
I did the 5 diskette install (now this is a 6 diskette
install...rescue/root/and 4 driver disks) and pulled the base
system and the rest off the inter
On Wed, 4 Jul 2001 11:05:19 +0200, thomas said:
> As far as I know those things use ide/ata interface.
> It worked this way on my old Laptop with a potato frozen
> release. I could mount it with something like
> "mount -t msdos /dev/hde1 /flash".
> Something changed in the meanwhile with pot
On Wed, Jul 04, 2001 at 12:24:32PM +0200, Werner Heuser wrote:
>
> > How to make a pcmcia_cs.deb package and
> > drivers module by original pcmcia_cs source
>
> - untar the source in /usr/src/modules
> - copy an existing debian tree from a pcmcia-cs-source package
> into the above dir (so
> I did this myself. You might as well take the opportunity
> to upgrade the hard drive too tho. 20GB notebook drives are
> down to < $120 (per http://www.pricewatch.com/1/101/3329-1.htm).
> Plus add a bill or two for the adapter cable. I got mine from
> west-tech.com, installed it with an old
Hi,
I'm trying to install Debian on my "new" Toshiba Tecra 550 CDT, but
can't get the PCMCIA controler to run. During the installation I'm asked
which type of controler I have (PCIC or i82???) but none of them can be
installed. Windows reported a toPIC97 controler, and somewhere I read
something
thomas wrote:
>
> I have a 64MB flash memory card with a pcmcia adapter.
>
> As far as I know those things use ide/ata interface.
> It worked this way on my old Laptop with a potato frozen
> release. I could mount it with something like
> "mount -t msdos /dev/hde1 /flash".
>
> Something changed
...
> How to make a pcmcia_cs.deb package and
> drivers module by original pcmcia_cs source
Hi,
just a quick survey (please look up the Packaging-Manual.deb,
Developers-Reference.deb man make-kpkg etc. for details):
- untar the source in /usr/src/modules
- copy an existing debian tree from a pc
You can try with a PLIP installation, if you have another linux box
anywhere at hand to mount the CDROM from. See the PLIP-INSTALL mini-HOWTO,
very well written.
ciao
Alberto
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I have a 64MB flash memory card with a pcmcia adapter.
As far as I know those things use ide/ata interface.
It worked this way on my old Laptop with a potato frozen
release. I could mount it with something like
"mount -t msdos /dev/hde1 /flash".
Something changed in the meanwhile with potato
Hi!
I got a very stupid problem with the resume on a Tosh Satellite
4080XCDT which I can not resolve on my own and hope to find someone
who may be able to help me or at least tell me if he's got that
working or not. Ok here the situation:
Machine: Tosh Satellite 4080XCDT (BIOS downgraded to last
Hi!
How to make a pcmcia_cs.deb package and
drivers module by original pcmcia_cs source
code ?
Thanks
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Tony Godshall wrote:
>
> The point is, I would like to have these interesting sites
> snarfed onto my laptop to read offline and then have the
> URLs for the interesting links queued up in some way.
> I suppose what I need is some kind of trigger from the web
> browser. Maybe an offline web pro
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