I just got a dell c dock ii for my latitude c810 and I was wondering what it
would take to be able to dock/undock while the machine is running.
Info about the computer:
debian/unstable
kernel from the main branch on kernel.org 2.6.2
nvidia drivers for X
cpu frequency controlled with the acpi-cpu
On Fri, Feb 13, 2004 at 08:52:42PM -0700, MATT HENNIES wrote:
> I have got a umax laptop I think it is a 720 any way it is a p2 233 mgz and
> I need to find some drivers for it I would like to put on win 2000 . it has
> win98se on it now . and im having trouble getting it to see the nec card
> too.
On Fri, Feb 13, 2004 at 11:03:15PM -0500, Martin Röhricht wrote:
> On 13.02.2004 22:35 Martin Röhricht wrote:
> Okay, I figured currently out, that I didn't have the modules loaded. I
> get the functions by executing:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# modprobe battery; modprobe thermal
>
> I'm now just wond
> I'm now just wondering why those moduls were not loaded at boottime as
> it was the case before I did the upgrade. Or with other words: How can I
> make it happen, that those moduls will be loaded at boottime? Do I have
> to edit /var/lib/dpkg/info/acpid.config? Is it a better idea to compil
I have got a umax laptop I think it is a 720 any way it is a
p2 233 mgz and I need to find some drivers for it I would like to put on win
2000 . it has win98se on it now . and im having trouble getting it to see the
nec card too. please help me
matt
On 13.02.2004 22:35 Martin Röhricht wrote:
I got some problems on my Notebook since I did an "apt-get upgrade" on
my Debian sid. Either acpi or acpid was involved in my last upgrade and
when I was asked which configuration I would like to use, I chose the
manufacture's one (maybe that was the m
Hello together,
I got some problems on my Notebook since I did an "apt-get upgrade" on
my Debian sid. Either acpi or acpid was involved in my last upgrade and
when I was asked which configuration I would like to use, I chose the
manufacture's one (maybe that was the mistake).
Anyway, after thi
I just got a dell c dock ii for my latitude c810 and I was wondering what it would
take to be able to dock/undock while the machine is running.
Info about the computer:
debian/unstable
kernel from the main branch on kernel.org 2.6.2
nvidia drivers for X
cpu frequency controlled with the acpi-cpu
> I'm now just wondering why those moduls were not loaded at boottime as
> it was the case before I did the upgrade. Or with other words: How can I
> make it happen, that those moduls will be loaded at boottime? Do I have
> to edit /var/lib/dpkg/info/acpid.config? Is it a better idea to compil
I have got a umax laptop I think it is a 720 any way it is a
p2 233 mgz and I need to find some drivers for it I would like to put on win
2000 . it has win98se on it now . and im having trouble getting it to see the
nec card too. please help me
matt
On 13.02.2004 22:35 Martin Röhricht wrote:
I got some problems on my Notebook since I did an "apt-get upgrade" on
my Debian sid. Either acpi or acpid was involved in my last upgrade and
when I was asked which configuration I would like to use, I chose the
manufacture's one (maybe that was the mi
Hi All.
I've been at work over the last couple of weeks getting Debian SID
(Unstable) on my new Compaq laptop. So far everything is working,
except for one thing...
When I start a Gnome session, I get the default "CRUX" Window Border,
but I want to use other borders. I used to be able to do thi
Hello together,
I got some problems on my Notebook since I did an "apt-get upgrade" on
my Debian sid. Either acpi or acpid was involved in my last upgrade and
when I was asked which configuration I would like to use, I chose the
manufacture's one (maybe that was the mistake).
Anyway, after this
Hi All.
I've been at work over the last couple of weeks getting Debian SID
(Unstable) on my new Compaq laptop. So far everything is working,
except for one thing...
When I start a Gnome session, I get the default "CRUX" Window Border,
but I want to use other borders. I used to be able to do thi
I just finished Debian Sarge. Install went ok but I freeze up when I digit
startx even if I choosed vesa driver. Same thing using the ati radeon
mobility 9200 driver? I get the graphic display but it doesen't go ahead...
Any hints?
albatross
Hi all,
I have the same problem too--i prefer acroread as opposed to gpdf but
can't seem to find it in the current testing versions(i don't think i
could find it in stable either). So i have had to do
without acroread ever since i updated to gnome2.4. Does anyone know
where i could get acroread?
Greetings:
Batteries are something very near and dear to me since I am also an amateur
radio operator.
Today's laptops still have very poor charging circuits. If you really care
about
getting the absolute maximum use from your batteries, then I would suggest
looking
for an external battery ch
I just finished Debian Sarge. Install went ok but I freeze up when I digit
startx even if I choosed vesa driver. Same thing using the ati radeon
mobility 9200 driver? I get the graphic display but it doesen't go ahead...
Any hints?
albatross
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Hi all,
I have the same problem too--i prefer acroread as opposed to gpdf but
can't seem to find it in the current testing versions(i don't think i
could find it in stable either). So i have had to do
without acroread ever since i updated to gnome2.4. Does anyone know
where i could get acroread?
Greetings:
Batteries are something very near and dear to me since I am also an amateur radio
operator.
Today's laptops still have very poor charging circuits. If you really care about
getting the absolute maximum use from your batteries, then I would suggest looking
for an external battery char
On Fri, Feb 13, 2004 at 01:26:19PM +0100, Bjoern Schmidt wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >My /etc/network/interfaces looks like this:
> >--
> >auto lo
> >iface lo inet loopback
> >
> >auto eth0
> >iface eth0 inet static
> >
On Fri, Feb 13, 2004 at 01:26:19PM +0100, Bjoern Schmidt wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >My /etc/network/interfaces looks like this:
> >--
> >auto lo
> >iface lo inet loopback
> >
> >auto eth0
> >iface eth0 inet static
> >
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, Alessandro Speranza wrote:
AS> completely done. Now then, the guy in the shop told me to extract it every
AS> time I'm using my laptop on AC. However, that seems a bit annoying and
AS> dangerous: I wouldn't want to break the slot or anything. So the question
AS> is: in your ex
On Fri, Feb 13, 2004 at 11:35:39PM +1000, James Paussa wrote:
> I have tried using acme, this identifies keys that are shortcuts on
> the keyboard but not keys that are on the laptop itself. Are there any
> other programs that are superior/more suited to this configuration.
You may find a survey o
Alessandro Speranza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've been googling in search of acroread 5 for debian testing.
xpdf is an excellent DFSG-free PDF reader. The version in unstable
(it'll probably trickle to testing soon enough) has support for PDF
bookmarks, which is the major thing earlier vers
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, Alessandro Speranza wrote:
AS> completely done. Now then, the guy in the shop told me to extract it every
AS> time I'm using my laptop on AC. However, that seems a bit annoying and
AS> dangerous: I wouldn't want to break the slot or anything. So the question
AS> is: in your ex
I have tried using acme, this identifies keys that are shortcuts on
the keyboard but not keys that are on the laptop itself. Are there any
other programs that are superior/more suited to this configuration.
Thanks in advance
James.
(oups, didn't reply to the list)
Alessandro Speranza wrote:
Hi guys.
Hi
[...]
Second question, laptop specific.
This morning I went battery shopping for my laptop (compaq presario 700).
It cost me 145 euro+vat, and I had to buy, because the other one was
completely done. Now then, the guy in
On Fri, Feb 13, 2004 at 11:35:39PM +1000, James Paussa wrote:
> I have tried using acme, this identifies keys that are shortcuts on
> the keyboard but not keys that are on the laptop itself. Are there any
> other programs that are superior/more suited to this configuration.
You may find a survey o
Alessandro Speranza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've been googling in search of acroread 5 for debian testing.
xpdf is an excellent DFSG-free PDF reader. The version in unstable
(it'll probably trickle to testing soon enough) has support for PDF
bookmarks, which is the major thing earlier vers
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 11:30:03 +0100 (CET)
Alessandro Speranza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi guys.
::snip? SNIP!::
> Second question, laptop specific.
> This morning I went battery shopping for my laptop (compaq presario 700).
> It cost me 145 euro+vat, and I had to buy, because the other one was
All right then.
Thanks a lot for your helps. I followed one of the suggestions, to google
for a how to or something. Google, with some little work, actually did its
job, and got me this:
http://www.batteryuniversity.com/parttwo-34.htm
Apparently, to make a lithium ions battery live longer, one
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I run sid on my aged Panasonic Toughbook which has Xircom PCMCIA network
card.
Somehow I can not get the network card boot up properly so the interface
is available after booting the machine.
When I login as root and do:
# /etc/init.d/networking stop; /et
I have tried using acme, this identifies keys that are shortcuts on
the keyboard but not keys that are on the laptop itself. Are there any
other programs that are superior/more suited to this configuration.
Thanks in advance
James.
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On Thu, Feb 12, 2004 at 07:49:58PM -0500, Sarunas wrote:
> albatross wrote:
>
> >I've bought this new Ultranotebook and was wondering about installing
> >Debian on it. Did anybody already try? I've read on Intel's side that
> >they are developing linux drivers for their Centrino Wi-fi card...
>
(oups, didn't reply to the list)
Alessandro Speranza wrote:
Hi guys.
Hi
[...]
Second question, laptop specific.
This morning I went battery shopping for my laptop (compaq presario 700).
It cost me 145 euro+vat, and I had to buy, because the other one was
completely done. Now then, the guy in the
Hello
Alessandro Speranza wrote:
Hi guys.
Not laptop specific question to start with:
I've been googling in search of acroread 5 for debian testing. I've come
across a debian package for woody, but wouldn't install, asking for some
acroread-debian-files, which I haven't managed to find. Is the
Hi guys.
Not laptop specific question to start with:
I've been googling in search of acroread 5 for debian testing. I've come
across a debian package for woody, but wouldn't install, asking for some
acroread-debian-files, which I haven't managed to find. Is there anybody
who was able to install
On Fri, 13 Feb 2004 11:30:03 +0100 (CET)
Alessandro Speranza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi guys.
::snip? SNIP!::
> Second question, laptop specific.
> This morning I went battery shopping for my laptop (compaq presario 700).
> It cost me 145 euro+vat, and I had to buy, because the other one was
All right then.
Thanks a lot for your helps. I followed one of the suggestions, to google
for a how to or something. Google, with some little work, actually did its
job, and got me this:
http://www.batteryuniversity.com/parttwo-34.htm
Apparently, to make a lithium ions battery live longer, one
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I run sid on my aged Panasonic Toughbook which has Xircom PCMCIA network
card.
Somehow I can not get the network card boot up properly so the interface
is available after booting the machine.
When I login as root and do:
# /etc/init.d/networking stop; /etc/in
On Thu, Feb 12, 2004 at 07:49:58PM -0500, Sarunas wrote:
> albatross wrote:
>
> >I've bought this new Ultranotebook and was wondering about installing
> >Debian on it. Did anybody already try? I've read on Intel's side that
> >they are developing linux drivers for their Centrino Wi-fi card...
>
On Thu, Feb 12, 2004 at 11:25:21AM -0500, James wrote:
> Hello,
Your question is not laptop specific. Debian-user is a better mailing
list.
>
> This may seem strange, but I have need to test a old device
> driver that a vendor says works with a 2.4.20 kernel. They
> recomend Redhat, but, say th
Hello
Alessandro Speranza wrote:
Hi guys.
Not laptop specific question to start with:
I've been googling in search of acroread 5 for debian testing. I've come
across a debian package for woody, but wouldn't install, asking for some
acroread-debian-files, which I haven't managed to find. Is there
Hi guys.
Not laptop specific question to start with:
I've been googling in search of acroread 5 for debian testing. I've come
across a debian package for woody, but wouldn't install, asking for some
acroread-debian-files, which I haven't managed to find. Is there anybody
who was able to install
Hi there,
I run sid on my aged Panasonic Toughbook which has Xircom PCMCIA network
card.
Somehow I can not get the network card boot up properly so the interface is
available after booting the machine.
When I login as root and do:
# /etc/init.d/networking stop; /etc/init.d/networking start
On Thu, Feb 12, 2004 at 11:25:21AM -0500, James wrote:
> Hello,
Your question is not laptop specific. Debian-user is a better mailing
list.
>
> This may seem strange, but I have need to test a old device
> driver that a vendor says works with a 2.4.20 kernel. They
> recomend Redhat, but, say th
Hi there,
I run sid on my aged Panasonic Toughbook which has Xircom PCMCIA network
card.
Somehow I can not get the network card boot up properly so the interface is
available after booting the machine.
When I login as root and do:
# /etc/init.d/networking stop; /etc/init.d/networking start
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