On Tuesday 08 June 2004 21:20, Christian Schuerer wrote:
> unfortunately my laptop doesn't have any standard serial port (RS232), but
> I would need one for my studies. I googled if there are any linux-supported
> Serial-to-USB adapters, but didn't find anything.
>
> Does anyone know about a Serial
I have a Sony Vaio GRT170, and have noticed problems with the PCMCIA
as well. As with yours, the kernel modules load just fine, I insert a
Compact Flash in a card adapter, which has always worked in the past,
and it just doesn't show up. I try to mount the card, and it says "no
valid file syste
On Tuesday 08 June 2004 21:20, Christian Schuerer wrote:
> unfortunately my laptop doesn't have any standard serial port (RS232), but
> I would need one for my studies. I googled if there are any linux-supported
> Serial-to-USB adapters, but didn't find anything.
>
> Does anyone know about a Serial
I have a Sony Vaio GRT170, and have noticed problems with the PCMCIA
as well. As with yours, the kernel modules load just fine, I insert a
Compact Flash in a card adapter, which has always worked in the past,
and it just doesn't show up. I try to mount the card, and it says "no
valid file syste
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Christian Schuerer wrote:
Hello,
unfortunately my laptop doesn't have any standard serial port (RS232), but I
would need one for my studies. I googled if there are any linux-supported
Serial-to-USB adapters, but didn't find anything.
Does anyone know about a Serial-to-USB adapters which is k
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Christian Schuerer wrote:
Hello,
unfortunately my laptop doesn't have any standard serial port (RS232), but I
would need one for my studies. I googled if there are any linux-supported
Serial-to-USB adapters, but didn't find anything.
Does anyone know about a Serial-to-USB adapters which is known
Hello,
has someone a working PCMCIA setup for this Notebook? I'm using Debian Sarge
with a selfcompiled 2.6.5 Kernel and can't get this working. I installed
pcmcia-cs and on startup it claims that it watches 2 sockets:
Jun 9 10:44:28 binford kernel: Linux Kernel Card Services
Jun 9 10:44:28 b
> Am Mittwoch, 26. Mai 2004 19:49 schrieb Karen Loiselet:
> > Hi all,
> > after a successful installation of debian on an old desktop k6-2 I decide
> > to migrate my inspiron 8100 laptop to debian (currently I run mandrake).
> > But now I have some freeze problems during installation procedure. I'v
I am currently out of the office. I will be back
on Monday, June 14.
Thanks,
Hanspeter Pfister
Thanks everyone for helping!
Passing nolapic to the kernel solved my problem.
Florian is right. With acpi=off, I don't have sound. Just don't know why.
Anyway, now both ACPI and sound works perfectly.
Thanks again, Florian. That would be great if you or anybody else can
tell me some more detail
Hello,
has someone a working PCMCIA setup for this Notebook? I'm using Debian Sarge
with a selfcompiled 2.6.5 Kernel and can't get this working. I installed
pcmcia-cs and on startup it claims that it watches 2 sockets:
Jun 9 10:44:28 binford kernel: Linux Kernel Card Services
Jun 9 10:44:28 b
> Am Mittwoch, 26. Mai 2004 19:49 schrieb Karen Loiselet:
> > Hi all,
> > after a successful installation of debian on an old desktop k6-2 I decide
> > to migrate my inspiron 8100 laptop to debian (currently I run mandrake).
> > But now I have some freeze problems during installation procedure. I'v
I am currently out of the office. I will be back
on Monday, June 14.
Thanks,
Hanspeter Pfister
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Thanks everyone for helping!
Passing nolapic to the kernel solved my problem.
Florian is right. With acpi=off, I don't have sound. Just don't know why.
Anyway, now both ACPI and sound works perfectly.
Thanks again, Florian. That would be great if you or anybody else can
tell me some more detail
Hi,
unfortunately, the X-Server is running .. I get the same error even
if I've already started KDE using "startx" as root/normal user oder
using GDM as login-manager ...
.. some applications won't work if I can't connect to the X-Server
using :0.0 ..
.. I checked following :
As normal user e
I guess the xserver is not running.
vlcak
On út 8. června 2004 22:59, Alex wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I'm new with debian and didn't get the already known error with :
>
> Xlib : no protocol specified
>
> This is happening if I try to start kdm or a application as "make xconfig"
> ..
>
> Does anybody h
Hi,
unfortunately, the X-Server is running .. I get the same error even
if I've already started KDE using "startx" as root/normal user oder
using GDM as login-manager ...
.. some applications won't work if I can't connect to the X-Server
using :0.0 ..
.. I checked following :
As normal user e
I guess the xserver is not running.
vlcak
On út 8. června 2004 22:59, Alex wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I'm new with debian and didn't get the already known error with :
>
> Xlib : no protocol specified
>
> This is happening if I try to start kdm or a application as "make xconfig"
> ..
>
> Does anybody h
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