Hi,
I just installed 2.2r3 and saw that I could upgrade to unstable so I
did and stuffed my installation. So I reinstalled 2.2r3 without
enabling apt to upgrade as I had kept all the files on my hard drive.
This is the first time I have been trying to use debian since kernel
2.0.34 I think.
Hi,
I recently gained a BIOS upgrade which would allow me to upgrade M$
NT4.0 to Win2k - Yes I know! - but I have to use it for some things. I
also wanted to install a USB printer.
I installed kernel 2.4.17-686 but, initially, forgot about checking the
modules and lsot use of my Cardbus NIC - all
Hi,
I just installed 2.2r3 and saw that I could upgrade to unstable so I
did and stuffed my installation. So I reinstalled 2.2r3 without
enabling apt to upgrade as I had kept all the files on my hard drive.
This is the first time I have been trying to use debian since kernel
2.0.34 I think.
you may have had a reply to this already, but I've had exactly the same
problem, thought Dell were supposed to be Linux friendly, doesn't seem very
friendly to me. Anyway I used the rescue.bin and root.bin images from the
idepci directory on my linux installation cd's, following the advise from
thi
On Sat, 2 Feb 2002, Chris Sutcliffe wrote:
>I'm trying to get my Xircom XE 2000 PCMCIA network card working. I can
>get a link light on both the card and the router, ifconfig displays all
>the configuration information correctly, and the route table is setup
>correctly. I've read various message
Hey All,
I’m trying to get my Xircom XE 2000 PCMCIA network
card working. I can get a link
light on both the card and the router, ifconfig
displays all the configuration information correctly, and the route table is
setup correctly. I’ve read
various messages around the ‘net saying to
you may have had a reply to this already, but I've had exactly the same
problem, thought Dell were supposed to be Linux friendly, doesn't seem very
friendly to me. Anyway I used the rescue.bin and root.bin images from the
idepci directory on my linux installation cd's, following the advise from
th
On Sat, 2 Feb 2002, Chris Sutcliffe wrote:
>I'm trying to get my Xircom XE 2000 PCMCIA network card working. I can
>get a link light on both the card and the router, ifconfig displays all
>the configuration information correctly, and the route table is setup
>correctly. I've read various messag
Hey All,
I’m trying to get my Xircom XE 2000 PCMCIA network
card working. I can get a link
light on both the card and the router, ifconfig
displays all the configuration information correctly, and the route table is
setup correctly. I’ve read
various messages around the ‘net saying to
On Tue, Jan 29, 2002 at 04:50:07PM +0100, Markus Amersdorfer wrote:
> I know it's bit off-topic, but I'm going to buy a notebook (and of
> course install Debian), and I can't believe that AMD's PowerNow is not
> supported with Linux!? To me, this actually just leaves Intel-Processors
> as a reasona
Joseph Fannin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/02/2002 (12:22) :
> Powering the machine off is all that ACPI seems to be good for ATM
> as well, but I have some hope that the battery monitoring functions
> could be fixed soon (at least, it seems close enough to working and I
> have enough inform
On Tue, Jan 29, 2002 at 04:50:07PM +0100, Markus Amersdorfer wrote:
> I know it's bit off-topic, but I'm going to buy a notebook (and of
> course install Debian), and I can't believe that AMD's PowerNow is not
> supported with Linux!? To me, this actually just leaves Intel-Processors
> as a reason
Joseph Fannin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/02/2002 (12:22) :
> Powering the machine off is all that ACPI seems to be good for ATM
> as well, but I have some hope that the battery monitoring functions
> could be fixed soon (at least, it seems close enough to working and I
> have enough infor
Barb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/02/2002 (14:23) :
> I have a 2500 and I have been running Mandrake because Debian (and several
> other distros I've tried) lock up on boot up at md (whatever that is). I'd
> love to know what that is and how to make it go away.
It was a bit tricky, but it can
I have a 2500 and I have been running Mandrake because Debian (and several
other distros I've tried) lock up on boot up at md (whatever that is). I'd
love to know what that is and how to make it go away.
About the only advice I can give is for me, with the i815, the best I can
do in X is 15 bi
Joseph Fannin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/02/2002 (12:22) :
>
> > btw, I did find one thing that you can do with APM. If the apm.o module is
> > loaded, shutdown actually halts the system. If it isn't, shutdown leaves
> > you at a "Power Off" prompt :-)
>
> (Whoops, I forgot to CC my l
Barb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/02/2002 (14:23) :
> I have a 2500 and I have been running Mandrake because Debian (and several
> other distros I've tried) lock up on boot up at md (whatever that is). I'd
> love to know what that is and how to make it go away.
It was a bit tricky, but it ca
I have a 2500 and I have been running Mandrake because Debian (and several
other distros I've tried) lock up on boot up at md (whatever that is). I'd
love to know what that is and how to make it go away.
About the only advice I can give is for me, with the i815, the best I can
do in X is 15 bi
Joseph Fannin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 02/02/2002 (12:22) :
>
> > btw, I did find one thing that you can do with APM. If the apm.o module is
> > loaded, shutdown actually halts the system. If it isn't, shutdown leaves
> > you at a "Power Off" prompt :-)
>
> (Whoops, I forgot to CC my
I have installed Debian Potato and Woody on a Toshiba Tecra 730xcdt. It will
boot from the external drive and read the select bay cdrom. Check your bios
settings to make sure the boot order is a:, c:.
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