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Thanks, works like a charm! :-)
Auke
On Tue, Nov 05, 2002 at 09:58:20PM +1300, Andrew McMillan wrote:
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> That's "ACPI", not "APIC" :-)
>
> Either that or APM - depending on the age of your laptop. Newer ones
> will work better with ACPI, but I'm not sure how well that handles
> suspend / res
I installed "whereami" and am running exim as daemon.
I modified the /etc/init.d/networking to check whether there is a link
before trying to bring up an adapter to prevent having to wait for DHCP
time-outs. You can do that by replacing the
"ifup -a"
with
"mii-tool eth0 2>&1 |
> *) Simplier question, does any one know how to get IrDA to work on this
> laptop? I got it up and working with the Debian Woody packages on my TP240
Hi Ryan,
I don't have particular experience with this laptop, but in short you
should:
- check your BIOS options (just in case)
- check whether k
Thanks, works like a charm! :-)
Auke
On Tue, Nov 05, 2002 at 09:58:20PM +1300, Andrew McMillan wrote:
>
> That's "ACPI", not "APIC" :-)
>
> Either that or APM - depending on the age of your laptop. Newer ones
> will work better with ACPI, but I'm not sure how well that handles
> suspend / res
I installed "whereami" and am running exim as daemon.
I modified the /etc/init.d/networking to check whether there is a link
before trying to bring up an adapter to prevent having to wait for DHCP
time-outs. You can do that by replacing the
"ifup -a"
with
"mii-tool eth0 2>&1 |
> *) Simplier question, does any one know how to get IrDA to work on this
> laptop? I got it up and working with the Debian Woody packages on my TP240
Hi Ryan,
I don't have particular experience with this laptop, but in short you
should:
- check your BIOS options (just in case)
- check whether k
On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 12:41:05PM +, Mark Hindley wrote:
> I have just upgraded to woody. All is fine on my Thinkpad
> 560E except if the machine suspends with xfree86 on the active console,
> it just hangs. Seems to also happen if I hit Fn-F7 (CRT-LCD) switch
I hit something like this... Tur
On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 12:41:05PM +, Mark Hindley wrote:
> I have just upgraded to woody. All is fine on my Thinkpad 560E
> except if the machine suspends with xfree86 on the active console,
> it just hangs. Seems to also happen if I hit Fn-F7 (CRT-LCD) switch
I had this problem with a Thinkp
I recently purchased an X23 Thinkpad to replace an aging Thinkpad
240, and have succeed in getting about everything running under
Linux. Though two problems remains that I have been unable to solve.
*) I am using FVWM as a window manager under X, where I have different
applications bound
Hi,
I have just upgraded to woody. All is fine on my Thinkpad 560E except if the
machine suspends with xfree86 on the active console, it just hangs. Seems to
also happen if I hit Fn-F7 (CRT-LCD) switch
Any solutions?
Thanks.
Mark
On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 12:41:05PM +, Mark Hindley wrote:
> I have just upgraded to woody. All is fine on my Thinkpad
> 560E except if the machine suspends with xfree86 on the active console,
> it just hangs. Seems to also happen if I hit Fn-F7 (CRT-LCD) switch
I hit something like this... Tur
On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 12:41:05PM +, Mark Hindley wrote:
> I have just upgraded to woody. All is fine on my Thinkpad 560E
> except if the machine suspends with xfree86 on the active console,
> it just hangs. Seems to also happen if I hit Fn-F7 (CRT-LCD) switch
I had this problem with a Thinkp
Hi Marcus!
On Wed, 06 Nov 2002, Marcus C. Gottwald wrote:
|> This might be useless information, but in my Latitude C400, the
|> TrueMobile 1150 is in fact hard wired to PCMCIA slot 1 and not
|> some sort of (mini) PCI card:
Not here. Unfortunately.
|> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cardctl ident
|> Socke
I recently purchased an X23 Thinkpad to replace an aging Thinkpad
240, and have succeed in getting about everything running under
Linux. Though two problems remains that I have been unable to solve.
*) I am using FVWM as a window manager under X, where I have different
applications bound
Hi,
I have just upgraded to woody. All is fine on my Thinkpad 560E except if the machine
suspends with xfree86 on the active console, it just hangs. Seems to also happen if I
hit Fn-F7 (CRT-LCD) switch
Any solutions?
Thanks.
Mark
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Jeff wrote (Wed 2002-Nov-06 02:05:33 -0800):
> Goran Ristic, 2002-Nov-06 10:46 +0100:
> > In my 8200 is a Mini-PCI Card (usually knwon as TrueMobile) build-in.
..
> > lspci says:
> > 02:03.0 Network controller: BROADCOM Corporation: Unknown device 4301 (rev
> > 01)
..
> If that's the TrueMob
Goran Ristic, 2002-Nov-06 10:46 +0100:
> Hi *.
>
> In my 8200 is a Mini-PCI Card (usually knwon as TrueMobile) build-in.
> All I found about those Cards is, they are supported. - Mine not.
> I tried the kernel-PCMCIA and I tried the stand-alone PCMCIA-pakets.
> Unfortunately the device 4301 seems
Hi Marcus!
On Wed, 06 Nov 2002, Marcus C. Gottwald wrote:
|> This might be useless information, but in my Latitude C400, the
|> TrueMobile 1150 is in fact hard wired to PCMCIA slot 1 and not
|> some sort of (mini) PCI card:
Not here. Unfortunately.
|> mcg@lilith:~$ cardctl ident
|> Socket 0:
|>
Hi *.
In my 8200 is a Mini-PCI Card (usually knwon as TrueMobile) build-in.
All I found about those Cards is, they are supported. - Mine not.
I tried the kernel-PCMCIA and I tried the stand-alone PCMCIA-pakets.
Unfortunately the device 4301 seems to be unsupported(?).
lspci says:
02:03.0 Network
Hi!
Jeff wrote (Wed 2002-Nov-06 02:05:33 -0800):
> Goran Ristic, 2002-Nov-06 10:46 +0100:
> > In my 8200 is a Mini-PCI Card (usually knwon as TrueMobile) build-in.
..
> > lspci says:
> > 02:03.0 Network controller: BROADCOM Corporation: Unknown device 4301 (rev
> > 01)
..
> If that's the TrueMob
[Matt Heavner]
| With an existing Red Hat installation, if you haev a fast network
| connection, I'd recommend using the instructions at
|
http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/ch-preparing.en.html#s-linux-upgrade
|
| I've used the instructions for two installations. I've had to
| improvi
Goran Ristic, 2002-Nov-06 10:46 +0100:
> Hi *.
>
> In my 8200 is a Mini-PCI Card (usually knwon as TrueMobile) build-in.
> All I found about those Cards is, they are supported. - Mine not.
> I tried the kernel-PCMCIA and I tried the stand-alone PCMCIA-pakets.
> Unfortunately the device 4301 seems
Hi *.
In my 8200 is a Mini-PCI Card (usually knwon as TrueMobile) build-in.
All I found about those Cards is, they are supported. - Mine not.
I tried the kernel-PCMCIA and I tried the stand-alone PCMCIA-pakets.
Unfortunately the device 4301 seems to be unsupported(?).
lspci says:
02:03.0 Network
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[Matt Heavner]
| With an existing Red Hat installation, if you haev a fast network
| connection, I'd recommend using the instructions at
| http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/ch-preparing.en.html#s-linux-upgrade
|
| I've used the instructions for two installations. I've had to
| improvis
On Sun, 2002-10-06 at 00:34, Derek Broughton wrote:
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> > Unfortunately the ACPI handling is not fully mature yet, so the script
> > doesn't do a run-parts... on some directory to let other packages more
> > easily hook into it. (H... maybe I feel a wishlist bug coming on...
> > :-)
> >
>
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