On Mon, Oct 01, 2001 at 01:31:36AM +0200, Martin Sk?tt wrote:
>
> I got Debian testing running on my Thinkpad T22 a couple of months ago thanks
> to this list and it has been working almost like a charm ever since :-)
> The problem is that I am experiencing random lockups of the machine. The
> mac
On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 05:02:07PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hello
>
> I have a laptop, it's an acer with a pentium 100 and
> 16 meg ram. I want to install debian on it but I have
> a problem : I don't have a floppy drive(broken) and I
> don't have a cd drive. But,I have an adapter that
>
On Mon, Oct 01, 2001 at 01:31:36AM +0200, Martin Sk?tt wrote:
>
> I got Debian testing running on my Thinkpad T22 a couple of months ago thanks
> to this list and it has been working almost like a charm ever since :-)
> The problem is that I am experiencing random lockups of the machine. The
> ma
On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 05:02:07PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hello
>
> I have a laptop, it's an acer with a pentium 100 and
> 16 meg ram. I want to install debian on it but I have
> a problem : I don't have a floppy drive(broken) and I
> don't have a cd drive. But,I have an adapter that
Hi
I got Debian testing running on my Thinkpad T22 a couple of months ago thanks
to this list and it has been working almost like a charm ever since :-)
The problem is that I am experiencing random lockups of the machine. The
machine blocks completely and the only thing I can do is to turn it off.
Hi all,
I've just but an asus lk8460 laptop (I think that outside from the
europe is called asus l8400 k series ..) and I've read a bounce of page
on linux-on-laptops saying that all works well, but currently I really
don't agree! :-(
The major problem I'm feeling is with apm. I can easily see t
> kernel pcmcia support is somewhat still experimental-- in the pcmcia-howto.
Hmmm... Such is life, I guess.
> however, I had trouble compiling the pcmcia-cs packages.
I didn't compile anything, I used only the packages and
modules that came with the kernel image.
> Try installing the pcmcia-
Hi
I got Debian testing running on my Thinkpad T22 a couple of months ago thanks
to this list and it has been working almost like a charm ever since :-)
The problem is that I am experiencing random lockups of the machine. The
machine blocks completely and the only thing I can do is to turn it off
-- Forwarded Message --
Subject: [ltp] alsa module compilation
Date: Sun, 30 Sep 2001 14:46:56 -0400 (EDT)
From: Rikki Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm trying to get sound working on my TP600. I've done:
(install linux-2.4.9 kernel source + ac17 patches)
ap
Hi all,
I've just but an asus lk8460 laptop (I think that outside from the
europe is called asus l8400 k series ..) and I've read a bounce of page
on linux-on-laptops saying that all works well, but currently I really
don't agree! :-(
The major problem I'm feeling is with apm. I can easily see
> kernel pcmcia support is somewhat still experimental-- in the pcmcia-howto.
Hmmm... Such is life, I guess.
> however, I had trouble compiling the pcmcia-cs packages.
I didn't compile anything, I used only the packages and
modules that came with the kernel image.
> Try installing the pcmcia
kernel pcmcia support is somewhat still experimental-- in the pcmcia-howto.
however, I had trouble compiling the pcmcia-cs packages.
Try installing the pcmcia-cs packages first, then the kernel, and then see how
we go.
Did you install pcmcia support as modules?
Also, you'll need to install the
-- Forwarded Message --
Subject: [ltp] alsa module compilation
Date: Sun, 30 Sep 2001 14:46:56 -0400 (EDT)
From: Rikki Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm trying to get sound working on my TP600. I've done:
(install linux-2.4.9 kernel source + ac17 patches)
a
kernel pcmcia support is somewhat still experimental-- in the pcmcia-howto.
however, I had trouble compiling the pcmcia-cs packages.
Try installing the pcmcia-cs packages first, then the kernel, and then see how we go.
Did you install pcmcia support as modules?
Also, you'll need to install the
hi all,
I am a newer to Debian Linux and now I am installing
Debian on my notebook.During the selecting Kernel
Driver,I am puzzled about what to select for my
notebook.Anyone can help me out?
Thanks a lot.
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Listen to your Yahoo! Mai
> Hello -
>
> I'm new on the list, although not to Debian nor to
> laptops.
> However, the latest combination has left me rather
> dazed, and I'm wondering if someone might have
> some "workarounds".
>
> The good: both Potato and Woody bootdisks (w/
> customized kernel) work w/ my HP N5430 (it is
Hi
If you have some kind of crash for example super block is damage, and
system don't know where shoud go some files or directores insted of
deleting them it move to lost+found
What can case corruption? swith off PC without full shutdown.
if you want swith off ya laptop use shutdown -r 0
see ya
hi all,
I am a newer to Debian Linux and now I am installing
Debian on my notebook.During the selecting Kernel
Driver,I am puzzled about what to select for my
notebook.Anyone can help me out?
Thanks a lot.
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Listen to your Yahoo! Ma
Glen Mehn wrote:
> have you installed the pcmcia-cs package as well? Did you look in
> /usr/share/doc/pcmcia-cs?
>
> there's a README-2.4 in there. if you don't have cardctl, you probably
> haven't installed the package(s)
No, actually, there is no file named readme-2.4, there is a readme that
Final follow-up: Re-added entries to /etc/network/interfaces, getting
the pcmcia-cs and iptables packages, and checking out the iptables
masquerade instructions, the ethernet is now working and running as a
gateway for my other machine.
Happy days, thank you Glen.
One point, it seems that there
> Hello -
>
> I'm new on the list, although not to Debian nor to
> laptops.
> However, the latest combination has left me rather
> dazed, and I'm wondering if someone might have
> some "workarounds".
>
> The good: both Potato and Woody bootdisks (w/
> customized kernel) work w/ my HP N5430 (it i
Hi
If you have some kind of crash for example super block is damage, and
system don't know where shoud go some files or directores insted of
deleting them it move to lost+found
What can case corruption? swith off PC without full shutdown.
if you want swith off ya laptop use shutdown -r 0
see y
Glen Mehn wrote:
> have you installed the pcmcia-cs package as well? Did you look in
>/usr/share/doc/pcmcia-cs?
>
> there's a README-2.4 in there. if you don't have cardctl, you probably haven't
>installed the package(s)
No, actually, there is no file named readme-2.4, there is a readme that
Final follow-up: Re-added entries to /etc/network/interfaces, getting
the pcmcia-cs and iptables packages, and checking out the iptables
masquerade instructions, the ethernet is now working and running as a
gateway for my other machine.
Happy days, thank you Glen.
One point, it seems that there
Hello -
I'm new on the list, although not to Debian nor to
laptops.
However, the latest combination has left me rather
dazed, and I'm wondering if someone might have
some "workarounds".
The good: both Potato and Woody bootdisks (w/
customized kernel) work w/ my HP N5430 (it is a
laptop). The root
Glen Mehn wrote:
>
> from the menuconfig--> help option:
>
> To use your PC-cards, you will need supporting software from David x
> x Hinds' pcmcia-cs package (see the file Documentation/Changes forx
> x location). Please also read the PCMCIA-HOWTO, available fromx
>
from the menuconfig--> help option:
To use your PC-cards, you will need supporting software from David x
x Hinds' pcmcia-cs package (see the file Documentation/Changes forx
x location). Please also read the PCMCIA-HOWTO, available fromx
x http://www.linuxdoc
Hello -
I'm new on the list, although not to Debian nor to
laptops.
However, the latest combination has left me rather
dazed, and I'm wondering if someone might have
some "workarounds".
The good: both Potato and Woody bootdisks (w/
customized kernel) work w/ my HP N5430 (it is a
laptop). The roo
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