I have a similar problem, though not on a laptop, but on my normal
desktop PC. When I change to a vc and back, X goes black, and I have to
reboot with ctrl-alt-del - I can't even kill X, or shut it down. This only
happens with 4.1.0 - 4.0.x worked fine.
This would seem to be something in X 4.1.0 i
hi,
when I got back to my lpaopt just a moment ago, switching of the
screen-blanking gave a nice bright panel.
Only moment later to dim, what's going on?
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I have a similar problem, though not on a laptop, but on my normal
desktop PC. When I change to a vc and back, X goes black, and I have to
reboot with ctrl-alt-del - I can't even kill X, or shut it down. This only
happens with 4.1.0 - 4.0.x worked fine.
This would seem to be something in X 4.1.0
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> "Rodin" == Rodin Fadul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rodin> Hello. My trackball mouse is not recognized by X. At startup it
Rodin> shows some messages about /dev/tts0-2 giving me their output
Rodin> addresses and irq's and telling me something abo
Hello. My trackball mouse is not recognized by X. At startup it shows some
messages about /dev/tts0-2 giving me their output addresses and irq's and
telling me something about these being 16550A devices. (It's a bit too fast
for me to catch it :-(. I have a PCMCIA modem that works with wvdial on
On Fri, Sep 21, 2001 at 03:28:49PM +0200, Frank Petzold wrote:
> I cannot start the PCMCIA subsystem on my A20p:
I have resolved the problem now: deselect the PCMCIA support in the kernel
source and compile the pcmcia-source modules (from unstable). These work.
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Right, it should be straightforward. First of all make sure you have
either eepro100 driver loaded as either a module, or in the kernel.
Next edit /etc/network/interfaces. Take a look at the interfaces(5) man
page.
Mine (on my desktop machine) looks as follows:
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> "Rodin" == Rodin Fadul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Rodin> Hello. My trackball mouse is not recognized by X. At startup it
Rodin> shows some messages about /dev/tts0-2 giving me their output
Rodin> addresses and irq's and telling me something ab
Hi, and sorry if I'm bothering you again.
I'm wondering if there's anyone out there with a geforce2go using the
free nvidia drivers that are included in the debian distribution.
I don't want to use non-free software, and it's annoying as hell not
getting the juice out of my card.
Thanks!
/
Hello. My trackball mouse is not recognized by X. At startup it shows some
messages about /dev/tts0-2 giving me their output addresses and irq's and
telling me something about these being 16550A devices. (It's a bit too fast
for me to catch it :-(. I have a PCMCIA modem that works with wvdial o
On Fri, Sep 21, 2001 at 03:28:49PM +0200, Frank Petzold wrote:
> I cannot start the PCMCIA subsystem on my A20p:
I have resolved the problem now: deselect the PCMCIA support in the kernel
source and compile the pcmcia-source modules (from unstable). These work.
--
Dipl. Informatikingenieur ETH
Right, it should be straightforward. First of all make sure you have
either eepro100 driver loaded as either a module, or in the kernel.
Next edit /etc/network/interfaces. Take a look at the interfaces(5) man
page.
Mine (on my desktop machine) looks as follows:
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# /etc/network/interfaces --
Hi, and sorry if I'm bothering you again.
I'm wondering if there's anyone out there with a geforce2go using the
free nvidia drivers that are included in the debian distribution.
I don't want to use non-free software, and it's annoying as hell not
getting the juice out of my card.
Thanks!
//
Glad you got it working :) I don't know if it is the cause, but I
understand there might be issues if you toggle the power supply on and
off, as the speedstep stuff throws the kernel timings around. I've had
some problems with this, causing lockups and crashes (but that could
also be the pcmcia stu
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> "Tom" == Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Tom> Event the reinstallation of the pcmcia-cs debian package doesn't
Tom> 'fix' anything for me at all. Since nothing compiles and nothing
Tom> functions I can only assume that it is horribly ho
> "Heather" == Heather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Heather> In fact if you don't feel up to compiling your own kernels you
Heather> can try the kit-kernels from all the major distros and then
Heather> keep whichever gives you the newest and most efficient support.
Heather> P.s. don't take a 2
Hi there!
I have a Xircom RealPort 10/100 + Modem
(REM56G-100)and the ISDN connection kit for it.
My main problem resides in the fact that ISDN does
not work and I couldn't find a solution for it until now.
The card is detected as A Xircom CreditCard
Ethernet 10/100 + Modem 56". I found
Hi there!
I have a toshiba Satellite 4080XCDT that has a
Trident Cyber9525DVD PCI/AGP video card. Everything was working just fine until
I upgraded X from version 4.0.x to the new debian package X 4.1.0-5. Now,
although I can still use X, every time I switch to a console and then back
to
> This posting is enough to keep my from attempting a Debian installation on
> my ThinkPad 770z.
>
> RH 6.2, while old, at least works.
I know this is going to sound strange, but...
You can set up a perfectly excellent Debian system, and use the kernel and
modules from an RH 6.2 disk. The kerne
> Hi I am new to this List, First day.
> I have been using, though not exclusively, linux for about 12 months.
> I am hoping now to learn how to use Debian. I have a copy of Storm Linux,
> (Boxed Set), that works well on my old Acer Laptop. I am hoping to use it
> to
> learn how Debian works an
Glad you got it working :) I don't know if it is the cause, but I
understand there might be issues if you toggle the power supply on and
off, as the speedstep stuff throws the kernel timings around. I've had
some problems with this, causing lockups and crashes (but that could
also be the pcmcia st
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> "Tom" == Tom Allison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Tom> Event the reinstallation of the pcmcia-cs debian package doesn't
Tom> 'fix' anything for me at all. Since nothing compiles and nothing
Tom> functions I can only assume that it is horribly h
> "Heather" == Heather <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Heather> In fact if you don't feel up to compiling your own kernels you
Heather> can try the kit-kernels from all the major distros and then
Heather> keep whichever gives you the newest and most efficient support.
Heather> P.s. don't take a
This posting is enough to keep my from attempting a Debian installation on
my ThinkPad 770z.
RH 6.2, while old, at least works.
>
> thinkpad a21m, 2.4.9 kernel, woody.
>
> I may have to try the kernel pcmcia stuff - but I don't see the driver I
> need in the list. I may be SOL.
> I'm really bumm
Hi there!
I have a Xircom RealPort 10/100 + Modem
(REM56G-100)and the ISDN connection kit for it.
My main problem resides in the fact that ISDN does
not work and I couldn't find a solution for it until now.
The card is detected as A Xircom CreditCard
Ethernet 10/100 + Modem 56". I found
Hi there!
I have a toshiba Satellite 4080XCDT that has a
Trident Cyber9525DVD PCI/AGP video card. Everything was working just fine until
I upgraded X from version 4.0.x to the new debian package X 4.1.0-5. Now,
although I can still use X, every time I switch to a console and then back
to
Glen Mehn wrote:
did you try the 2.4.9 in-kernel pcmcia stuff? It's been working like a charm
for me (well, I think I had to change all the ide_cs to ide-cs -- or vice versa
-- to properly mount my CF card in a pcmcia adapter.
just that you need the tools in pcmcia-cs.
I also couldn't get th
> This posting is enough to keep my from attempting a Debian installation on
> my ThinkPad 770z.
>
> RH 6.2, while old, at least works.
I know this is going to sound strange, but...
You can set up a perfectly excellent Debian system, and use the kernel and
modules from an RH 6.2 disk. The kern
> Hi I am new to this List, First day.
> I have been using, though not exclusively, linux for about 12 months.
> I am hoping now to learn how to use Debian. I have a copy of Storm Linux,
> (Boxed Set), that works well on my old Acer Laptop. I am hoping to use it
> to
> learn how Debian works a
This posting is enough to keep my from attempting a Debian installation on
my ThinkPad 770z.
RH 6.2, while old, at least works.
>
> thinkpad a21m, 2.4.9 kernel, woody.
>
> I may have to try the kernel pcmcia stuff - but I don't see the driver I
> need in the list. I may be SOL.
> I'm really bum
Glen Mehn wrote:
> did you try the 2.4.9 in-kernel pcmcia stuff? It's been working like a charm for me
>(well, I think I had to change all the ide_cs to ide-cs -- or vice versa -- to
>properly mount my CF card in a pcmcia adapter.
>
> just that you need the tools in pcmcia-cs.
>
> I also coul
On Sun, 2001-09-23 at 21:37, Shane Broomhall wrote:
> Hi I am new to this List, First day.
> I have been using, though not exclusively, linux for about 12 months.
> I am hoping now to learn how to use Debian. I have a copy of Storm Linux,
> (Boxed Set), that works well on my old Acer Laptop. I
Hi I am new to this List, First day.
I have been using, though not exclusively, linux for about 12 months.
I am hoping now to learn how to use Debian. I have a copy of Storm Linux,
(Boxed Set), that works well on my old Acer Laptop. I am hoping to use it
to
learn how Debian works and update som
On Sat, Sep 22, 2001 at 09:40:01PM -0700, Shawn Wheatley wrote:
> I am trying to become a new convert to Debian. I had
> previously installed Progeny and would like to try
> full blown Debian from scratch. I saw a link on the
> Debian Laptop list archive
> (http://lists.debian.org/debian-laptop/2
On Sun, 2001-09-23 at 21:37, Shane Broomhall wrote:
> Hi I am new to this List, First day.
> I have been using, though not exclusively, linux for about 12 months.
> I am hoping now to learn how to use Debian. I have a copy of Storm Linux,
> (Boxed Set), that works well on my old Acer Laptop. I
Hi I am new to this List, First day.
I have been using, though not exclusively, linux for about 12 months.
I am hoping now to learn how to use Debian. I have a copy of Storm Linux,
(Boxed Set), that works well on my old Acer Laptop. I am hoping to use it
to
learn how Debian works and update so
On Sat, Sep 22, 2001 at 09:40:01PM -0700, Shawn Wheatley wrote:
> I am trying to become a new convert to Debian. I had
> previously installed Progeny and would like to try
> full blown Debian from scratch. I saw a link on the
> Debian Laptop list archive
> (http://lists.debian.org/debian-laptop/
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