On Thu, Aug 02, 2001 at 10:11:20PM -0700, Curt Howland wrote:
> > There are distros that are designed for people who want to give linux
> > a try without repartitioning. I tried one a couple years ago, and it
> > had a windoze-based installer that created the image file, and set up
> > loadlin wi
Hi.
I've an ati mobility m4 with svhs out. Does anyone know if this is usable from
xfree 4.1.0? Can't find any hints in the net...
Greetings,
-Cajus
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Hi.
I've an ati mobility m4 with svhs out. Does anyone know if this is usable from
xfree 4.1.0? Can't find any hints in the net...
Greetings,
-Cajus
On Friday, 3. August 2001 20:32, John Marr wrote:
> I am hoping someone can help me:
>
> I have a usb MS intellimouse on my laptop. When I boot into debian, the usb
> mouse driver loads, but the mouse does not respond to moving the usb mouse.
> Is there a special section that i need to add to my xf
I am hoping someone can help me:
I have a usb MS intellimouse on my laptop. When I boot into debian, the usb
mouse driver loads, but the mouse does not respond to moving the usb mouse.
Is there a special section that i need to add to my xf86config-4 file to get
the usb mouse to work?
I am running
I have a thinkpad 600E with 132 mb ram. I going to install debian
testing (woody) on this an I have a few question about DVD and divx on
this machine.
Will I be able to use the DVD player under linux?, and will this
machine be able to play divX fullscreen under linux?. This machine has
a tv-out-p
I have a thinkpad 600E with 132 mb ram. I going to install debian
testing (woody) on this an I have a few question about DVD and divx on
this machine.
Will I be able to use the DVD player under linux?, and will this
machine be able to play divX fullscreen under linux?. This machine has
a tv-out-
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On Fri, Aug 03, 2001 at 12:15:18AM +0200, Franz Keferböck wro
> There are distros that are designed for people who want to give linux
> a try without repartitioning. I tried one a couple years ago, and it
> had a windoze-based installer that created the image file, and set up
> loadlin with an initrd thing. If you get stuck, just look at how they
> do it,
On Thu, Aug 02, 2001 at 10:20:16AM +0200, A. Demarteau (linux rules!) wrote:
> on my laptop I use a loopback-file for the /usr partitions.
> This is however, very slow.
> I think you would be better off using the umsdos filesystem (which hapily
> co-exsists with windows on the same disk-partition
On Thu, Aug 02, 2001 at 10:11:20PM -0700, Curt Howland wrote:
> > There are distros that are designed for people who want to give linux
> > a try without repartitioning. I tried one a couple years ago, and it
> > had a windoze-based installer that created the image file, and set up
> > loadlin wit
> There are distros that are designed for people who want to give linux
> a try without repartitioning. I tried one a couple years ago, and it
> had a windoze-based installer that created the image file, and set up
> loadlin with an initrd thing. If you get stuck, just look at how they
> do it, o
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