Dear people,
Some time ago, I wrote a small list of hints for people using
Debian/Linux on noteboks.
During that time I, I was more or less focused on hints
regarding low memory, HD space and power (battery)
consumption.
In fact, low powe
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>> But... it might be /dev/irda1 ? Or I'm making some sort of
>> silly mistake of that sort.
Hmm, I think that it causes confusion for some pepole. However, it is
decided by upstream, so I couldn't change.
>> Maybe I need to unlo
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>> But... it might be /dev/irda1 ? Or I'm making some sort of
>> silly mistake of that sort.
Hmm, I think that it causes confusion for some pepole. However, it is
decided by upstream, so I couldn't change.
>> Maybe I need to unl
Vivek
> The fact that you have the proc irda entries indicates that you
> have irda support - the fact that you can't modprobe irda just
> indicates that you have irda support compiled monolithically, and
> not as a module.
Yes, I did recompile once again and it is now working as a module.
Mos
Apologies for any protocol breach; I started this question on
debian-laptop, but thought there might be a few more kind people to help
on the higher-traffic list.
Original question:
> I'd like to turn off the backlight when I'm away for the day, but leave
> unsuspended so I can connect back from w
Johan
> now type cat /proc/sys/net/irda/discovery
> if you then see a line that somehow indicates that you have a
> device. then all should work fine..
Got down to this part of it and all I got on the next line was
0
which kind of suggests that I might have got it wrong somewhere.
Tried /d
Hi!
DON'T even think about using the irmanager, it's been discarded a long time..
Since you aren't specifying which irda device you are trying to use, nor for
what purpose. let's assume you just want to connect your palm or mobile phone =)
insmod irda
insmod irtty
insmod ircomm
insmod ircomm-tty
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
> Well, after a recompile I now find that I have /proc/net/irda.
> And... in the irda directory there is .. discovery .. irias .. irlap
> .. irlmp .. irttp .. but .. when I try to do modprobe irda I still
> get the message that irda.o isn't there. I did
Vivek
> The fact that you have the proc irda entries indicates that you
> have irda support - the fact that you can't modprobe irda just
> indicates that you have irda support compiled monolithically, and
> not as a module.
Yes, I did recompile once again and it is now working as a module.
Mo
Apologies for any protocol breach; I started this question on
debian-laptop, but thought there might be a few more kind people to help
on the higher-traffic list.
Original question:
> I'd like to turn off the backlight when I'm away for the day, but leave
> unsuspended so I can connect back from
Johan
> now type cat /proc/sys/net/irda/discovery
> if you then see a line that somehow indicates that you have a
> device. then all should work fine..
Got down to this part of it and all I got on the next line was
0
which kind of suggests that I might have got it wrong somewhere.
Tried /
Hi!
DON'T even think about using the irmanager, it's been discarded a long time..
Since you aren't specifying which irda device you are trying to use, nor for what
purpose. let's assume you just want to connect your palm or mobile phone =)
insmod irda
insmod irtty
insmod ircomm
insmod ircomm-tty
Hi
> Your kernel creates all the directories in /proc. If the irda.o
> module is not loaded then the directory won't be there. If irda is
> statically compiled into the kernel then the irda directory will
> always be there. I suggest running lsmod, and making sure the irda
> module is mentioned.
On Tue, 5 Mar 2002, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
> Well, after a recompile I now find that I have /proc/net/irda.
> And... in the irda directory there is .. discovery .. irias .. irlap
> .. irlmp .. irttp .. but .. when I try to do modprobe irda I still
> get the message that irda.o isn't there. I di
Mike
> Before you get underway, did you run
>
> 'modprobe irda.o' or
>
> 'modprobe irda'?
No, still doesn't like it. I did a 'make xconfig' and found that
there weren't any kernel modules compiled into the kernel.
Recompiling just now.
Thanks
--
Richard
On Tue, Mar 05, 2002 at 05:22:08PM +, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
> Keith
>
> > Your kernel creates all the directories in /proc. If the irda.o
> > module is not loaded then the directory won't be there. If irda is
> > statically compiled into the kernel then the irda directory will
> > always b
Hi
> Your kernel creates all the directories in /proc. If the irda.o
> module is not loaded then the directory won't be there. If irda is
> statically compiled into the kernel then the irda directory will
> always be there. I suggest running lsmod, and making sure the irda
> module is mentioned
Keith
> Your kernel creates all the directories in /proc. If the irda.o
> module is not loaded then the directory won't be there. If irda is
> statically compiled into the kernel then the irda directory will
> always be there. I suggest running lsmod, and making sure the irda
> module is mention
Mike
> Before you get underway, did you run
>
> 'modprobe irda.o' or
>
> 'modprobe irda'?
No, still doesn't like it. I did a 'make xconfig' and found that
there weren't any kernel modules compiled into the kernel.
Recompiling just now.
Thanks
--
Richard
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On Tue, 2002-03-05 at 11:00, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
> Keith
>
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/proc/sys/net$ ls
> > 802 core ethernet ipv4 irda unix
>
> These are definitely present but not Irda. So, don't know what to
> say about it really. I suppose that I could do 'mkdir irda' but ...
> what to
Vivek
> istr something about irda being broken in the early 2.4 series, and
> fixed sometime post 2.4.9...
Dunno... but... this isn't a standard Debian kernel. It's an
improved version. I really don't like to re-compile kernels.
Everything stops working. Don't want that on a newly installed
>
> the Debian kernel is 2.4.3 which works fine with PCMCIA.
>
istr something about irda being broken in the early 2.4 series, and fixed
sometime post 2.4.9...
Karl
> What type of laptop? Kernel revision?
Clevo 665 . Works fine with SuSE 7.3 and a 2.4.10 kernel. Works
with Red Hat as well.
www.clevo.com.tw
the Debian kernel is 2.4.3 which works fine with PCMCIA.
> Perhaps the linux-irda mailing list can help you here:
> www.pasta.cs.uit.
On Tue, Mar 05, 2002 at 05:22:08PM +, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
> Keith
>
> > Your kernel creates all the directories in /proc. If the irda.o
> > module is not loaded then the directory won't be there. If irda is
> > statically compiled into the kernel then the irda directory will
> > always
- Original Message -
From: "Derek Broughton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Cc: "Baptiste Malguy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 2:54 PM
Subject: Re: Dell Inspiron 2500
> From: "Baptiste Malguy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > 1) My Inspiron 2500:
> >
> >
>
On Tue, Mar 05, 2002 at 01:21:32PM +, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm determined that one day I may actually be able to get my Irda
> port working on my Debian GNU/Linux laptop. The Irda port is
> /dev/ircomm0.
What type of laptop? Kernel revision?
I have it running nicely on a Dell
Keith
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/proc/sys/net$ ls
> 802 core ethernet ipv4 irda unix
These are definitely present but not Irda. So, don't know what to
say about it really. I suppose that I could do 'mkdir irda' but ...
what to put in it once it's there ?
I also did .. later on /etc/init.d/
Keith
> Your kernel creates all the directories in /proc. If the irda.o
> module is not loaded then the directory won't be there. If irda is
> statically compiled into the kernel then the irda directory will
> always be there. I suggest running lsmod, and making sure the irda
> module is mentio
Fonts (except for bold ones), initially readable, become and remain
unreadable when scrolling in Star Office 5.2 and Netscape.
I'm a newbie using
Potato 2.2r2 with updated packages
XFree86 Ver. 3.5.6
s3 generic driver
Compaq Armada 73080DMT
Tweaking the configuration by Holland's "XFree86 Fond De
On Tue, 2002-03-05 at 08:21, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
> Starting IrDA manager: sh: /proc/sys/net/irda/devname: No such file
> or directory.Looking at it there is nothing in /sys/net. No
> config files or anything.
>
Ummm.. there should be directories in /proc/sys/net/ Otherwise your
On Tue, 2002-03-05 at 11:00, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
> Keith
>
> > kgeffert@vaio:/proc/sys/net$ ls
> > 802 core ethernet ipv4 irda unix
>
> These are definitely present but not Irda. So, don't know what to
> say about it really. I suppose that I could do 'mkdir irda' but ...
> what to put
Vivek
> istr something about irda being broken in the early 2.4 series, and
> fixed sometime post 2.4.9...
Dunno... but... this isn't a standard Debian kernel. It's an
improved version. I really don't like to re-compile kernels.
Everything stops working. Don't want that on a newly installe
>
> the Debian kernel is 2.4.3 which works fine with PCMCIA.
>
istr something about irda being broken in the early 2.4 series, and fixed
sometime post 2.4.9...
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Karl
> What type of laptop? Kernel revision?
Clevo 665 . Works fine with SuSE 7.3 and a 2.4.10 kernel. Works
with Red Hat as well.
www.clevo.com.tw
the Debian kernel is 2.4.3 which works fine with PCMCIA.
> Perhaps the linux-irda mailing list can help you here:
> www.pasta.cs.uit
- Original Message -
From: "Derek Broughton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Baptiste Malguy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 05, 2002 2:54 PM
Subject: Re: Dell Inspiron 2500
> From: "Baptiste Malguy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >
> > 1) My Inspiron 2500:
> > ---
On Tue, Mar 05, 2002 at 01:21:32PM +, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm determined that one day I may actually be able to get my Irda
> port working on my Debian GNU/Linux laptop. The Irda port is
> /dev/ircomm0.
What type of laptop? Kernel revision?
I have it running nicely on a Dell
Keith
> kgeffert@vaio:/proc/sys/net$ ls
> 802 core ethernet ipv4 irda unix
These are definitely present but not Irda. So, don't know what to
say about it really. I suppose that I could do 'mkdir irda' but ...
what to put in it once it's there ?
I also did .. later on /etc/init.d/irm
Fonts (except for bold ones), initially readable, become and remain
unreadable when scrolling in Star Office 5.2 and Netscape.
I'm a newbie using
Potato 2.2r2 with updated packages
XFree86 Ver. 3.5.6
s3 generic driver
Compaq Armada 73080DMT
Tweaking the configuration by Holland's "XFree86 Fond D
On Tue, 2002-03-05 at 08:21, Richard Ibbotson wrote:
> Starting IrDA manager: sh: /proc/sys/net/irda/devname: No such file
> or directory.Looking at it there is nothing in /sys/net. No
> config files or anything.
>
Ummm.. there should be directories in /proc/sys/net/ Otherwise your
Hi
I'm determined that one day I may actually be able to get my Irda
port working on my Debian GNU/Linux laptop. The Irda port is
/dev/ircomm0.
I've now found out that although I'm used to using Irda with and SuSE
latop - plug in hard drives - the list of instructions that is used
to start t
From: "Baptiste Malguy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> 1) My Inspiron 2500:
>
>
> I have to say that even if now it works pretty well with most of the
> functionnalities ready, it has not always been true.
> Many trouble with ALSA, X, APM, ACPI, PCMCIA ...
I have no trouble with X.
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Hi
I'm determined that one day I may actually be able to get my Irda
port working on my Debian GNU/Linux laptop. The Irda port is
/dev/ircomm0.
I've now found out that although I'm used to using Irda with and SuSE
latop - plug in hard drives - the list of instructions that is used
to start
From: "Baptiste Malguy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> 1) My Inspiron 2500:
>
>
> I have to say that even if now it works pretty well with most of the
> functionnalities ready, it has not always been true.
> Many trouble with ALSA, X, APM, ACPI, PCMCIA ...
I have no trouble with X.
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