Hi.
I realize that the "best" way to install a distribtion
of Linux is to wipe the disk and start over, but I'm
curious if anyone has tried this.
I put a copy of Dragon Linux on my laptop, in a 1-gig
loop-back "partition" file so that it cohabitates with
windows just fine. However, having actu
Hi.
I realize that the "best" way to install a distribtion
of Linux is to wipe the disk and start over, but I'm
curious if anyone has tried this.
I put a copy of Dragon Linux on my laptop, in a 1-gig
loop-back "partition" file so that it cohabitates with
windows just fine. However, having act
hi,
has anyone of you a good list of notes to get my tecra 8200 up and
running.
That is:
1. buildin modem/ethernet
2. irda
3. X and sound
4. dockinstation )port-replicator)
5. dvd-rom
6. anything else I forgoto
Any help would be greatly appriciated, that is including XF86conf files
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On Fri, Jul 27, 2001 at 11:57:07AM +0100, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
>
> I'll have a look at this. Other than that I don't know what to do
> next. All of this hardware works fine with Irda on an SuSE 7.2 plug
> in hard disk so it must be the Debian software that isn't configured
> properly
Hi R
hi,
has anyone of you a good list of notes to get my tecra 8200 up and
running.
That is:
1. buildin modem/ethernet
2. irda
3. X and sound
4. dockinstation )port-replicator)
5. dvd-rom
6. anything else I forgoto
Any help would be greatly appriciated, that is including XF86conf files
---
On Fri, Jul 27, 2001 at 11:57:07AM +0100, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
>
> I'll have a look at this. Other than that I don't know what to do
> next. All of this hardware works fine with Irda on an SuSE 7.2 plug
> in hard disk so it must be the Debian software that isn't configured
> properly
Hi
Peter Machell wrote:
>
> Has anyone tried an install on a Mitac system?
Yes (woody + 2.4 kernel).
> I have had no luck with the sound or the modem (have tried the Intel
> driver referenced at linmodems.org with no success.
modem: don't know
sound: CONFIG_SOUND_ICH (aka i810_audio.o) works.
>
> Has anyone tried an install on a Mitac system?
>
Peter,
look at http://bytesex.org/notebook.html and try www.linux-laptop.net
before asking help on this list its a really helpfull site.
Stefano
--
Stefano Canepa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To follow the path: look at the master, follow the master,
Has anyone tried an install on a Mitac system?
It's an Intel i810 motherboard. I have X running well with the Mach64
server, and the NIC is a Realtek 8139, so that's no problem.
I have had no luck with the sound or the modem (have tried the Intel
driver referenced at linmodems.org with no succe
Peter Machell wrote:
>
> Has anyone tried an install on a Mitac system?
Yes (woody + 2.4 kernel).
> I have had no luck with the sound or the modem (have tried the Intel
> driver referenced at linmodems.org with no success.
modem: don't know
sound: CONFIG_SOUND_ICH (aka i810_audio.o) works.
>
> Has anyone tried an install on a Mitac system?
>
Peter,
look at http://bytesex.org/notebook.html and try www.linux-laptop.net
before asking help on this list its a really helpfull site.
Stefano
--
Stefano Canepa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To follow the path: look at the master, follow the master,
Dear people,
I've been tracking this list lately with some interest since I
got an old Power Mac 9500/180MP to play with one month ago.
Unfortunately, I couldn't install Debian on this machine, due
to some hardware problems (I think) and I don't have this
Has anyone tried an install on a Mitac system?
It's an Intel i810 motherboard. I have X running well with the Mach64
server, and the NIC is a Realtek 8139, so that's no problem.
I have had no luck with the sound or the modem (have tried the Intel
driver referenced at linmodems.org with no succ
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