ok folks i don't want to be rude. but if I can
figure out how to use linux i ought to be able to
write an unsubscribe email, No?
The reason why I sent it to the list is because I
swear that this hasn't worked like 3 times already.
I've even emailed to the webmaster.
this email should be an e
"Derek" == Derek Broughton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Derek> As near as I can tell, when you put stuff in
Derek> /etc/network/interfaces, it gets executed at init time,
Derek> before pcmcia gets started. If your card is already
Derek> inserted, then when pcmcia _does_ start, i
(my email server seems to be a bit screwed, few days ago it was sending the
same mail four times.)
I set up my x using the following command:
apt-get install discover read-edid mdetect && dpkg --force-depends -P
xserver-xfree86 && apt-get install xserver-xfree86
After that I installed KDE.
(my email server seems to be a bit screwed, few days ago it was sending the
same mail four times.)
I set up my x using the following command:
apt-get install discover read-edid mdetect && dpkg --force-depends -P
xserver-xfree86 && apt-get install xserver-xfree86
After that I installed KDE.
"Derek" == Derek Broughton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Derek> As near as I can tell, when you put stuff in
Derek> /etc/network/interfaces, it gets executed at init time,
Derek> before pcmcia gets started. If your card is already
Derek> inserted, then when pcmcia _does_ start, i
(my email server seems to be a bit screwed, few days ago it was sending the
same mail four times.)
I set up my x using the following command:
apt-get install discover read-edid mdetect && dpkg --force-depends -P
xserver-xfree86 && apt-get install xserver-xfree86
After that I installed KDE.
(my email server seems to be a bit screwed, few days ago it was sending the
same mail four times.)
I set up my x using the following command:
apt-get install discover read-edid mdetect && dpkg --force-depends -P
xserver-xfree86 && apt-get install xserver-xfree86
After that I installed KDE.
Hi,
finally the battery-stats package by Karl Jorgensen
http://karl.jorgensen.com has reached Debian unstable.
This package was discussed in this list and available
on his page for some time already.
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/admin/battery-stats.html
battery-stats 0.3.2-1
Collects sta
> > 1) it does "pre-up /etc/pcmcia/network start" - isn't this a bit
> > circular, when
> > /etc/pcmcia/network.opts does "/sbin/ifup"?
There's a thread from Jan 7 2003 Re: PCMCIA NIC & internal NIC
Allow me to quote Shyamal:
"PCMCIA cards are brought up by the PCMCIA subsystems, the
other networ
The 600X is a fine machine for running Debian. There are a lot of pages
with useful information on how to configure Linux for it, and I've found
the speed to be just fine. I had no problems getting X running, and
hibernate & suspend work as they should. My only current complaint is
the cost of r
Hi,
finally the battery-stats package by Karl Jorgensen
http://karl.jorgensen.com has reached Debian unstable.
This package was discussed in this list and available
on his page for some time already.
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/admin/battery-stats.html
battery-stats 0.3.2-1
Collects sta
On Wed, Mar 19, 2003 at 01:47:55PM -0400, Derek Broughton wrote:
> OK, that obviously wasn't necessary - I probably did it myself long ago. I've
> used etherconf to reconfigure my network without any damage - but without
> fixing
> things.
No, because ifupdown is not what controls the pcmcia soc
> > 1) it does "pre-up /etc/pcmcia/network start" - isn't this a bit
> > circular, when
> > /etc/pcmcia/network.opts does "/sbin/ifup"?
There's a thread from Jan 7 2003 Re: PCMCIA NIC & internal NIC
Allow me to quote Shyamal:
"PCMCIA cards are brought up by the PCMCIA subsystems, the
other networ
The 600X is a fine machine for running Debian. There are a lot of pages
with useful information on how to configure Linux for it, and I've found
the speed to be just fine. I had no problems getting X running, and
hibernate & suspend work as they should. My only current complaint is
the cost of r
On Wed, Mar 19, 2003 at 01:47:55PM -0400, Derek Broughton wrote:
> OK, that obviously wasn't necessary - I probably did it myself long ago. I've
> used etherconf to reconfigure my network without any damage - but without fixing
> things.
No, because ifupdown is not what controls the pcmcia socket
Thomas Klinger wrote:
Hi,
currently I have a really good offer of an used IBM Thinkpad 600X and now
I'm thinking about to buy for installing and getting involved into Debian
linux. Maybe later as a development workstation for my projects.
Do you think it is worth to buy it? Is it difficult to g
TP 380DX with Debian woody working pefectly.
X configured with Neomagic 2mb.
Sound with soundblaster pro (emulated).
Pcmcia nic.
Only problem was to get the soundcard working.
From: "Derek Broughton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> As near as I can tell, when you put stuff in /etc/network/interfaces, it gets
> executed at init time, before pcmcia gets started. If your card is already
> inserted, then when pcmcia _does_ start, ifup doesn't get executed. Perhaps
I'm
> misconfigure
From: "Derek Broughton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> As near as I can tell, when you put stuff in /etc/network/interfaces, it gets
> executed at init time, before pcmcia gets started. If your card is already
> inserted, then when pcmcia _does_ start, ifup doesn't get executed. Perhaps
I'm
> misconfigure
Thomas Klinger wrote:
Hi,
currently I have a really good offer of an used IBM Thinkpad 600X and now
I'm thinking about to buy for installing and getting involved into Debian
linux. Maybe later as a development workstation for my projects.
Do you think it is worth to buy it? Is it difficult to get
Hi,
currently I have a really good offer of an used IBM Thinkpad 600X and now
I'm thinking about to buy for installing and getting involved into Debian
linux. Maybe later as a development workstation for my projects.
Do you think it is worth to buy it? Is it difficult to get the TP running
with L
HY list!!
I am new on this list so let me intorudce myself fist.
I am Gabor Bukovszki, university student from Hungary, Veszprem
Hy all..>)
I've bought a Toshib Satellit S2210 CDT an installed a debian on it. Everything
works fine, expect my PCMCIA NIC its an NE2000 compatible, D-Link DFE650-TX
TP 380DX with Debian woody working pefectly.
X configured with Neomagic 2mb.
Sound with soundblaster pro (emulated).
Pcmcia nic.
Only problem was to get the soundcard working.
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From: "Derek Broughton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> As near as I can tell, when you put stuff in /etc/network/interfaces, it gets
> executed at init time, before pcmcia gets started. If your card is already
> inserted, then when pcmcia _does_ start, ifup doesn't get executed. Perhaps
I'm
> misconfigure
From: "Derek Broughton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> As near as I can tell, when you put stuff in /etc/network/interfaces, it gets
> executed at init time, before pcmcia gets started. If your card is already
> inserted, then when pcmcia _does_ start, ifup doesn't get executed. Perhaps
I'm
> misconfigure
Hi,
currently I have a really good offer of an used IBM Thinkpad 600X and now
I'm thinking about to buy for installing and getting involved into Debian
linux. Maybe later as a development workstation for my projects.
Do you think it is worth to buy it? Is it difficult to get the TP running
with L
HY list!!
I am new on this list so let me intorudce myself fist.
I am Gabor Bukovszki, university student from Hungary, Veszprem
Hy all..>)
I've bought a Toshib Satellit S2210 CDT an installed a debian on it. Everything works
fine, expect my PCMCIA NIC its an NE2000 compatible, D-Link DFE650-TX
From: "Ivar Alm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> At 04:26 2003-03-19, mi wrote:
> >Derek Broughton:
> > > He appears to be using pcmcia nics, in which case changing anything in
> > > .../interfaces won't do him a bit of good.
> >
> >In the past that would have been true.
> >Now it's changed and the pcmcia t
From: "Mike Beattie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Tue, Mar 18, 2003 at 10:37:00AM -0400, Derek Broughton wrote:
> > > RTFM://interfaces(5) - around line 70 or so.
> >
> > He appears to be using pcmcia nics, in which case changing anything in
> > ../interfaces won't do him a bit of good.
>
> What a l
Hola Jordi Cerdan,
One possibility is that on your line you may have to predial a '0' ( like
with some isdn machines ). Then you can apply this to the dialnumber.
afaicr you can put several colons ',,,' after the '0' if a delay is needed.
> I have encountered some problems on configuring th
From: "Ivar Alm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> At 04:26 2003-03-19, mi wrote:
> >Derek Broughton:
> > > He appears to be using pcmcia nics, in which case changing anything in
> > > .../interfaces won't do him a bit of good.
> >
> >In the past that would have been true.
> >Now it's changed and the pcmcia t
From: "Mike Beattie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Tue, Mar 18, 2003 at 10:37:00AM -0400, Derek Broughton wrote:
> > > RTFM://interfaces(5) - around line 70 or so.
> >
> > He appears to be using pcmcia nics, in which case changing anything in
> > ../interfaces won't do him a bit of good.
>
> What a l
Hola Jordi Cerdan,
One possibility is that on your line you may have to predial a '0' ( like
with some isdn machines ). Then you can apply this to the dialnumber.
afaicr you can put several colons ',,,' after the '0' if a delay is needed.
> I have encountered some problems on configuring th
At 04:26 2003-03-19, mi wrote:
Derek Broughton:
> He appears to be using pcmcia nics, in which case changing anything in
> .../interfaces won't do him a bit of good.
In the past that would have been true.
Now it's changed and the pcmcia tools join with
etc/network/interfaces.
Code's in movement
At 04:26 2003-03-19, mi wrote:
Derek Broughton:
> He appears to be using pcmcia nics, in which case changing anything in
> .../interfaces won't do him a bit of good.
In the past that would have been true.
Now it's changed and the pcmcia tools join with
etc/network/interfaces.
Code's in movement, an
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On Wednesday 19 March 2003 07:57, Roberto Vallone wrote:
> did you try to telnet on your system. It seems an X crash, so kernel and
> other applications would be perfectly "alive"
The system doesn't answer to network queries any more. It also works it
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On Tuesday 18 March 2003 23:28, Jord Swart wrote:
> On Tuesday 18 March 2003 22:21, Jan Schumacher wrote:
> > I am using Ralph Nolden's Woody backport of KDE3.1 and XFree4.2 from Sid,
> > as 4.1 doesn't have a suitable display driver. The same thing ha
On Tue, Mar 18, 2003 at 10:21:52PM +0100, Jan Schumacher wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> on the Pentium version of an Asus 2400 I experience KDE crashes after an
> unpredictable period of time. Without any apparent cause, the computer
> freezes completely, not even answering to pings over LAN. The system f
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On Wednesday 19 March 2003 07:57, Roberto Vallone wrote:
> did you try to telnet on your system. It seems an X crash, so kernel and
> other applications would be perfectly "alive"
The system doesn't answer to network queries any more. It also works it
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On Tuesday 18 March 2003 23:28, Jord Swart wrote:
> On Tuesday 18 March 2003 22:21, Jan Schumacher wrote:
> > I am using Ralph Nolden's Woody backport of KDE3.1 and XFree4.2 from Sid,
> > as 4.1 doesn't have a suitable display driver. The same thing ha
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