> "johan" == johan van de wauw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
johan> Hi all, To learn a bit more about debian and linux, I tried
johan> compiling a new kernel to use for my Toshiba Sattelite 1800-S514.
johan> I got everything working, except my D-link-networkcard. It's a
johan> D-Link DFE-680TXD.
> "johan" == johan van de wauw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
johan> Hi all, To learn a bit more about debian and linux, I tried
johan> compiling a new kernel to use for my Toshiba Sattelite 1800-S514.
johan> I got everything working, except my D-link-networkcard. It's a
johan> D-Link DFE-680TXD.
Hi all,
To learn a bit more about debian and linux, I tried compiling a new kernel
to use for my Toshiba Sattelite 1800-S514.
I got everything working, except my D-link-networkcard. It's a D-Link
DFE-680TXD. The card is recognised during startup as an ADMTek Centaur,
lik it is detected when using
Hi all,
To learn a bit more about debian and linux, I tried compiling a new kernel
to use for my Toshiba Sattelite 1800-S514.
I got everything working, except my D-link-networkcard. It's a D-Link
DFE-680TXD. The card is recognised during startup as an ADMTek Centaur,
lik it is detected when using
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002 16:22, David Z Maze wrote:
> de|ire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > so if a 5400 rpm is the fastest laptop drive available, what is the
> > rpm of the standard drive?
>
> (I don't actually have an answer, but I strongly suspect that drives
> with a higher rotation speed [and bet
if anyone could point me to a *current list of external [usb or fw] +/pr pcmcia
soundcards for linux i would be great and full.
bloddy getting this ALSA maestro3 module to insmod is a bugger [even though
kernel support is fine and reliable --i want ALSA!!]
the rme hammerfall is of course my ulti
Hi there.
After a lot fo trying and failing, I ask thee - "What am I doing wrong?!"
I am trying to get my sound working on my Thinkpad 390. According to lspci
there is a NeoMagic MagiceMedia 256AV, which seems correct.
Downloaded the ALSA source and tried to compile my module.
Configuring and c
if anyone could point me to a *current list of external [usb or fw] +/pr pcmcia
soundcards for linux i would be great and full.
bloddy getting this ALSA maestro3 module to insmod is a bugger [even though kernel
support is fine and reliable --i want ALSA!!]
the rme hammerfall is of course my ulti
de|ire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> so if a 5400 rpm is the fastest laptop drive available, what is the
> rpm of the standard drive?
(I don't actually have an answer, but I strongly suspect that drives
with a higher rotation speed [and better performance] will suck up
noticably more battery life.
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002 16:22, David Z Maze wrote:
> de|ire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > so if a 5400 rpm is the fastest laptop drive available, what is the
> > rpm of the standard drive?
>
> (I don't actually have an answer, but I strongly suspect that drives
> with a higher rotation speed [and bet
de|ire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> so if a 5400 rpm is the fastest laptop drive available, what is the
> rpm of the standard drive?
(I don't actually have an answer, but I strongly suspect that drives
with a higher rotation speed [and better performance] will suck up
noticably more battery life.
Hi there.
After a lot fo trying and failing, I ask thee - "What am I doing wrong?!"
I am trying to get my sound working on my Thinkpad 390. According to lspci
there is a NeoMagic MagiceMedia 256AV, which seems correct.
Downloaded the ALSA source and tried to compile my module.
Configuring and
Am Don, 17 Okt 2002, schrieb Vincent Vega:
Ich dachte immer, das hier sei ne englische Liste, na ja unterhalten
wir uns mal deutsch weiter...
> ich habe Woody auf einem Thinkpad 600E (128MB RAM,10GB
> HDD) installiert, und bin begeistert - die Wireless
> LAN Karte (Netgear) lief "Out-of-the-box",
Hallo,
ich habe Woody auf einem Thinkpad 600E (128MB RAM,10GB
HDD) installiert, und bin begeistert - die Wireless
LAN Karte (Netgear) lief "Out-of-the-box", der externe
USB CD-Brenner war ebenfalls in ca. 5 Min.
eingerichtet. Eines allerdings kommt mir komisch vor.
Vorher hatte ich RedHat 7.2 inst
On Wednesday 16 October 2002 22:30, Satelle, StevenX wrote:
> If you really want to write to NTFS and can accept the risks (You have a
> regular backup) You can enable write support for ntfs in the kernel config
> (its in the fs section) but I wouldn't recommend it. What I have is an ntfs
> c drv a
I got Debian woody 3.0 work on my Inspiron2600!
Congratulation to Debian and XFree86 team
and f*ck Intell
If you really want to write to NTFS and can accept the risks (You have a
regular backup) You can enable write support for ntfs in the kernel config
(its in the fs section) but I wouldn't recommend it. What I have is an ntfs
c drv and a small -1 gig fat32 d drv. It really is a bad idea to write to
n
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