Herbert Volkmann wrote:
Hej guys!
Does anybody know if it is possible to get a resolution of about
1400x1050 with an intel i830m chipset??
The main problem seems to be that the Acer BIOS does not have a VESA
mode entry for the specified resolution. For some reason XFree uses
this mode t
Hi,
This is for those of you, that have laptops with igp 320m graphics boards. You
should check
deb http://penguinppc.org/~daniels/sid/i386/ ./
Newest packages include patch for igp 320m (maybe igp 340m too). I have been
running since yesterday.
Murat
mi wrote:
In short, i would propose to first get acpi 'S3' working when calling it
manually; and then see if the system still hangs.
Not possible - see my previous post :-)
| easier--I'm just flabbergasted at the amount of time it took me to even
| realize that my power management settings
In short, i would propose to first get acpi 'S3' working when calling it
manually; and then see if the system still hangs.
If it does, we should open a new thread.
Emma Jane Hogbin [Donnerstag, 17. April 2003 17:25]:
>| debian. My biggest beef is that it *may* have been the double installation
>|
oops
I don't have any excuse for missing this except that I have to admit not
having read the beginning of this thread...
You're running a 2.4 kernel. Pavel Machek, who is at least partially -
probably mostly - responsible for S3/S4 support for ACPI, has stated
that it will never be possibl
Renaud de Villemeur, 2003-Apr-17 22:55 +0200:
>
> Here is my /proc/devices file
> Character devices:
> 1 mem
> 2 pty
> 3 ttyp
> 4 ttyS
> 5 cua
> 7 vcs
> 10 misc
> 13 input
> 14 sound
> 29 fb
> 128 ptm
> 129 ptm
> 136 pts
> 137 pts
> 162 raw
> 180 usb
> 188 ttyUSB
En réponse à Jeff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Renaud de Villemeur, 2003-Apr-17 20:19 +0200:
> > Hello,
> > ALTSTATUS(0xff)
> > Apr 17 20:02:15 (none) kernel: hdc: ARCHOS MiniCDRW XS8432, ATAPI
> > CD/DVD-ROM drive
> > Apr 17 20:02:15 (none) kernel: hdc: IRQ probe failed (0xb9f8)
> > Apr 1
Renaud de Villemeur, 2003-Apr-17 20:19 +0200:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to use a cdrom and a modem/ethernet card on my laptop (asus L8400)
> They are both detected at boot time, but I'm unable to use them afer.
>
> Here are the message I have for the cdrom:
Actually, below is for the pcmcia
Attn: Sir,
We are importer that specialises in Electronics (laptops and mobile phones) and was directed to you that you are the leading exporter of such products.
In regards to this, We will like to do business with you. Do advise us a list of your products and the prices. So that we can
Hello,
I'm trying to use a cdrom and a modem/ethernet card on my laptop (asus L8400)
They are both detected at boot time, but I'm unable to use them afer.
Here are the message I have for the cdrom:
pr 17 20:02:07 (none) kernel: Linux Kernel Card Services 3.1.22
Apr 17 20:02:07 (none) kern
Thanks for all your help, i dont have a fstab line cause i dont want it to
automount, i only mount it like mount /dev/hda2 /mnt/win, but i'll check de
uid and gid, thanks,
the wireless key is 128 bit, i use the string not the HEX key, the iwconfig
is like this:
iwconfig eth1 essid Intermexico key
Emma,
Are you using the latest acpi kernel patches? The version of acpi
included with most kernels is very old.
Dan
On Thu, Apr 17, 2003 at 10:59:31AM +0200, mi wrote:
> Emma Jane Hogbin [Donnerstag, 17. April 2003 02:12]:
> >| which says APM isn't supported. (Which means I need to stick with ACPI to
> >| get my overclocked fan under control.)
> Perhaps it wasn't the fan but the cpu who was overclocked ?
> Anywa
The specifics depend on the machine and the BIOS.
I was doing some resaerch on why keys on my thinkpad seemed to 'stick'
and found that was blamed on APM interrupt calls. Switching to ACPI
would fix that but break other things, such as my ability to use 'Fn'
keys, and my kernel (2.4.20) would
Has anyone had problems with isa devices not getting setup
properly lately? I am having a terrible problem that
seemed to coincide with me trying ACPI and a HD crash..
I had a harddrive crash sometime ago, and reinstalled with
a KNOPPIX JP ISO available and had started using a ACPI
kernel I compi
On Thu, Apr 17, 2003 at 11:19:31PM +1000, Ben Southwood wrote:
> just wondering, with all this talk of apmd and acpi, which is considered
> the better way to go?
My understanding is this:
Advanced Power Management (APM): older, more stable, a standard.
May not work with newer machines. Uses the
On Wed, Apr 16, 2003 at 08:41:00PM +0200, Michael Ott wrote:
> If you are using the default-debian-kernel (2.4.20) there are not all
> acpi-patches included.
So if I did apt-get install kernel-source-2.4.20 I don't have the patched
kernel? At one point I installed kernel headers for 2.4.20 because
From: "Emma Jane Hogbin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> On Wed, Apr 16, 2003 at 01:53:36PM -0300, Derek Broughton wrote:
> > That would be because it isn't part of the user's interface to ACPI. How
are
> > you _getting_ to S3?
>
> This is the problem. I have absolutely no idea! I haven't configured
> anyt
just wondering, with all this talk of apmd and acpi, which is considered the
better way to go?
any suggestions, thoughts on the matter?
* Michael Satterwhite <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-04-17 06:17] :
> I've setup an old Dell laptop with Debian and have a couple of questions:
[...]
> (2) If I don't want to start in the graphical environment, where do I set
> that?
Remove the package [gkx]dm or use update-rc.d (look at the manpage
Hi,
Time to learn about XF86Config. You may
actually have a 1024x768 "virtual" display,
where it will pan things within the 800x600.
It'd check your /etc/X11/XF86Config file, and
do some searching on the web for the "Linux
on Laptops" page, and get an XF86Config file
for your specific machine if
I've setup an old Dell laptop with Debian and have a couple of questions:
(1) I know I gave it my maximum screen resolution in the install, but it seems
to be sizing the screen as if there's more real estate than it actually has.
(e.g. my screen is max 800x600, it looks like it's trying to send
Emma Jane Hogbin [Donnerstag, 17. April 2003 02:12]:
>| which says APM isn't supported. (Which means I need to stick with ACPI to
>| get my overclocked fan under control.)
Perhaps it wasn't the fan but the cpu who was overclocked ?
Anyway an acpi issue, then.
>| Because I can't find what's triggeri
Frédéric Bothamy [Donnerstag, 17. April 2003 00:42]:
>| From man make-kpkg:
>| clean Cleans the kernel source directory of all files created by target
>|build, and runs a make distclean. (Please look at a Linux kernel
>|Makefile for details). Please note that although we take care
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