Sorry, please don't reply to the previous email - D'OH!!
> Hi all!
>
> After a recent BIOS update to A20 (I did all the ones in between as
> well) my blue Fn key no longer gets passed through to the BIOS.
>
> I used to be able to pull up the battery status (Fn-F3) and enter the
> setup (Fn-F1) e
Hi all!
After a recent BIOS update to A20 (I did all the ones in between as
well) my blue Fn key no longer gets passed through to the BIOS.
I used to be able to pull up the battery status (Fn-F3) and enter the
setup (Fn-F1) etc but now it does nothing.
xev reports the same keycode for the button
Sorry, please don't reply to the previous email - D'OH!!
> Hi all!
>
> After a recent BIOS update to A20 (I did all the ones in between as
> well) my blue Fn key no longer gets passed through to the BIOS.
>
> I used to be able to pull up the battery status (Fn-F3) and enter the
> setup (Fn-F1) e
Hi all!
After a recent BIOS update to A20 (I did all the ones in between as
well) my blue Fn key no longer gets passed through to the BIOS.
I used to be able to pull up the battery status (Fn-F3) and enter the
setup (Fn-F1) etc but now it does nothing.
xev reports the same keycode for the button
On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 07:29, Auke Jilderda wrote:
> Andrew,
>
> I have exactly the same issue as Mariano and judging from the website,
> "whereami" is 'exactly what the doctor ordered' ;-).
>
> On the site, it says:
> My feeling is that there are only a few actual times when a
> lap
I just tried recompiling the kernel with CONFIG_FILTER set and now
dhclient also works. I must have overlooked something when trying that
option before. Anyway, so the mistery is solved. :-)
Auke
On Sun, 2002-10-27 at 21:22, Hubert Chan wrote:
> > "Auke" == Auke Jilderda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm fairly inexperiences with laptops and have been searching a bit but
cannot really find out how to setup my X-Windows so that it runs the
appropriate resolution and refresh rate for LCD and CRT (via docking
station), preferably fully automatic ofcourse. Any suggestions and/or
pointers?
TIA,
Andrew,
I have exactly the same issue as Mariano and judging from the website,
"whereami" is 'exactly what the doctor ordered' ;-).
On the site, it says:
My feeling is that there are only a few actual times when a
laptop might find itself in a new 'location': during the boot
On Tue, 2002-10-29 at 07:29, Auke Jilderda wrote:
> Andrew,
>
> I have exactly the same issue as Mariano and judging from the website,
> "whereami" is 'exactly what the doctor ordered' ;-).
>
> On the site, it says:
> My feeling is that there are only a few actual times when a
> lap
I just tried recompiling the kernel with CONFIG_FILTER set and now
dhclient also works. I must have overlooked something when trying that
option before. Anyway, so the mistery is solved. :-)
Auke
On Sun, 2002-10-27 at 21:22, Hubert Chan wrote:
> > "Auke" == Auke Jilderda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm fairly inexperiences with laptops and have been searching a bit but
cannot really find out how to setup my X-Windows so that it runs the
appropriate resolution and refresh rate for LCD and CRT (via docking
station), preferably fully automatic ofcourse. Any suggestions and/or
pointers?
TIA,
Andrew,
I have exactly the same issue as Mariano and judging from the website,
"whereami" is 'exactly what the doctor ordered' ;-).
On the site, it says:
My feeling is that there are only a few actual times when a
laptop might find itself in a new 'location': during the boot
Hi!
[...]
>the omf-files try to reference a DTD ... from the net and not from a local
>location. while installing there occurs a connection
>attempt to www.open-oasis.org. by the time i installed gnome2 on my
>machine the web server was completely unavailable. now it says:
>
>Patience .. ca arr
hi...
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 28 Oct 2002 14:43:22 -
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: GNOME 2 install failure
>>steps in the GNOME.ORG site, but whan some packages are being installed some
>>errors ocurrs... I get an error
this is not properly a "laptop" issue :)
>I'm trying to install GNOME2 in my woody debian distribution, I follow all the
>steps in the GNOME.ORG site, but whan some packages are being installed some
>errors ocurrs... I get an error message that says: Input is not proper UTF-8,
>indicate encodi
Hi!
[...]
>the omf-files try to reference a DTD ... from the net and not from a local
>location. while installing there occurs a connection
>attempt to www.open-oasis.org. by the time i installed gnome2 on my
>machine the web server was completely unavailable. now it says:
>
>Patience .. ca arr
Has anyone been able to run a Zonet ZEN1200 32-bit
CardBus 12/100M Ethernet card on Debian 3.0 ?
I tried to compile the source code of the linux
driver thas is given in the floppy disk (originally for red hat), but
"rtl8139.c" refers to a file "pcmcia/driver_ops.h" that cannot be found on m
hi...
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 28 Oct 2002 14:43:22 -
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: GNOME 2 install failure
>>steps in the GNOME.ORG site, but whan some packages are being installed some
>>errors ocurrs... I get an error message that
From: "Drew Parsons" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > I wondered why the module "i82365.o" is chosen as default config.
>
> Roughly speaking, i82365 is what you need to work with 16-bit PCMCIA cards
> only. To use the 32-bit PC Cards, you need yenta (as you've discovered
> empirically ;) ). I had thought
Hi :-)
I recently bought me a Toshiba Satellite 1110, after having tested it with
KNOPPIX, a Debian-based Linux-on-a-CDROM with a very sophisticated
hardware-detection - it worked well, all peripherals were supported.
Then I installed Knoppix on the harddisk using a little script from the CD.
Now
this is not properly a "laptop" issue :)
>I'm trying to install GNOME2 in my woody debian distribution, I follow all the
>steps in the GNOME.ORG site, but whan some packages are being installed some
>errors ocurrs... I get an error message that says: Input is not proper UTF-8,
>indicate encodi
Has anyone been able to run a Zonet ZEN1200 32-bit
CardBus 12/100M Ethernet card on Debian 3.0 ?
I tried to compile the source code of the linux
driver thas is given in the floppy disk (originally for red hat), but
"rtl8139.c" refers to a file "pcmcia/driver_ops.h" that cannot be found on m
From: "Drew Parsons" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > I wondered why the module "i82365.o" is chosen as default config.
>
> Roughly speaking, i82365 is what you need to work with 16-bit PCMCIA cards
> only. To use the 32-bit PC Cards, you need yenta (as you've discovered
> empirically ;) ). I had thought
Hi :-)
I recently bought me a Toshiba Satellite 1110, after having tested it with
KNOPPIX, a Debian-based Linux-on-a-CDROM with a very sophisticated
hardware-detection - it worked well, all peripherals were supported.
Then I installed Knoppix on the harddisk using a little script from the CD.
Now
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