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Yes! I'm having the same problem. I posted it to debian-user (
http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2004/08/msg01560.html ).
The issue, I think, is that the kernel that you and I are
running is custom-built before it ever gets to us. As a result
we don't have the source, and therefore we can't b
All,
I've installed and run the smartmontools package backported to Debian
GNU/Linux 3.0r1 from http://www.backports.org, and have run the short
and extended Offline self tests. The results are as follows:
smartctl version 5.32 Copyright (C) 2002-4 Bruce Allen
Home page is http://smartmontools.s
Yes! I'm having the same problem. I posted it to debian-user (
http://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2004/08/msg01560.html ).
The issue, I think, is that the kernel that you and I are
running is custom-built before it ever gets to us. As a result
we don't have the source, and therefore we can't b
On Wed, Aug 11, 2004 at 11:54:33AM -0600, Nate Duehr wrote:
> On Wed, August 11, 2004 5:58, James said:
>
> > Let's face it, most of linux's problems are a result on not being
> > about to recruit a sufficient talent pool of low level embedded
> > developers. Most of those that do convert (after a
All,
I've installed and run the smartmontools package backported to Debian
GNU/Linux 3.0r1 from http://www.backports.org, and have run the short
and extended Offline self tests. The results are as follows:
smartctl version 5.32 Copyright (C) 2002-4 Bruce Allen
Home page is http://smartmontools.s
On Wed, Aug 11, 2004 at 07:58:22AM -0400, James wrote:
> Well, let me clarify things. For normal unix/linux task, Debian in
> wonderful.
Excellent. I won't have to disagree with absolutely
everything you wrote :-)
> I do very much agree with the focus on stability and security, but, my
> work h
On Wed, Aug 11, 2004 at 11:54:33AM -0600, Nate Duehr wrote:
> On Wed, August 11, 2004 5:58, James said:
>
> > Let's face it, most of linux's problems are a result on not being
> > about to recruit a sufficient talent pool of low level embedded
> > developers. Most of those that do convert (after a
On Wed, Aug 11, 2004 at 07:58:22AM -0400, James wrote:
> Well, let me clarify things. For normal unix/linux task, Debian in
> wonderful.
Excellent. I won't have to disagree with absolutely
everything you wrote :-)
> I do very much agree with the focus on stability and security, but, my
> work h
On Wed, August 11, 2004 5:58, James said:
> Let's face it, most of linux's problems are a result on not being
> about to recruit a sufficient talent pool of low level embedded
> developers. Most of those that do convert (after a convoluted learning
> path) end up at a proprietary shop that puts li
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James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Gentoo step you right into the middle of learning, selecting,
> and compiling, including your compiler options.
Or not. It's a major misconception of Gentoo.
http://www.funroll-loops.org/
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Vampir0 Ner0 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I also chose Debian for its way of managing packages, surely
> the best of all.
No kidding. Even with Windows folks, I install something with apt, and
they're like, "You mean that's it? Just type something
Hi,
I had once the same problem Martin describes, with esd hanging after a
suspend/resume. I solved it but I can't remember how. Sorry! :-( I
know I've fiddle around with many things and at some point it was
working again...
The best I can do now is to give you some hints on my current soun
On Wed, August 11, 2004 5:58, James said:
> Let's face it, most of linux's problems are a result on not being
> about to recruit a sufficient talent pool of low level embedded
> developers. Most of those that do convert (after a convoluted learning
> path) end up at a proprietary shop that puts li
Bruno Muller wrote:
However hotplug loads snd* modules ?
I had this problem...
booting with "pci=noacpi" works for me
(see http://www.softlab.ece.ntua.gr/~amanous/Inspiron-Linux/#kernel)
I tried your suggestion before heading off to work this morning and
after a reboot the sound works as i
* James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [040811 13:58]:
> Debian is wonderful, but, maybe it needs a 100% sourcecode compile
> process option, or at least a document where one could go down that
> path to see what/how it was done?
You mean something like apt-get -b src, apt-src, apt-build, pbuilder,
debian
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>> dircha wrote:
>>>
>>> You didn't mention it, so I'll ask. I have an Inspiron 8200 as well,
>>> and I'm running a self-compiled 2.6.7 kernel. Have you tried just
>>> the simple route of running alsaconf? alsaconf successfully
>>> configures my sound without a pro
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James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Gentoo step you right into the middle of learning, selecting,
> and compiling, including your compiler options.
Or not. It's a major misconception of Gentoo.
http://www.funroll-loops.org/
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Vampir0 Ner0 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I also chose Debian for its way of managing packages, surely
> the best of all.
No kidding. Even with Windows folks, I install something with apt, and
they're like, "You mean that's it? Just type something
Hi,
> the problem is that it seems the wireless card is detected as if its a
> wired interface, using ifconfig i can bring it up assign IP addresses
> etc but running iwconfig it tells me there are no wireless
> extensions, so i cannot set the wireless options, also editing
> /etc/pcmcia/wirel
Hi,
I had once the same problem Martin describes, with esd hanging after a
suspend/resume. I solved it but I can't remember how. Sorry! :-( I
know I've fiddle around with many things and at some point it was
working again...
The best I can do now is to give you some hints on my current soun
Bruno Muller wrote:
However hotplug loads snd* modules ?
I had this problem...
booting with "pci=noacpi" works for me
(see http://www.softlab.ece.ntua.gr/~amanous/Inspiron-Linux/#kernel)
I tried your suggestion before heading off to work this morning and
after a reboot the sound works as it did be
* James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [040811 13:58]:
> Debian is wonderful, but, maybe it needs a 100% sourcecode compile
> process option, or at least a document where one could go down that
> path to see what/how it was done?
You mean something like apt-get -b src, apt-src, apt-build, pbuilder,
debian
but is there a chance to find such an "uncommon" driver?
I haven't seen any Intel Windows driver have the raw packet feature (any
wireless windows driver to be honest, but I haven't looked that far).
or could i be lookin forward to the ipw2200 project?
Dunno about that, ipw2100 doesn't h
Oops, sent to wrong list
>> dircha wrote:
>>>
>>> You didn't mention it, so I'll ask. I have an Inspiron 8200 as well,
>>> and I'm running a self-compiled 2.6.7 kernel. Have you tried just
>>> the simple route of running alsaconf? alsaconf successfully
>>> configures my sound without a pro
Hi,
> the problem is that it seems the wireless card is detected as if its a
> wired interface, using ifconfig i can bring it up assign IP addresses
> etc but running iwconfig it tells me there are no wireless
> extensions, so i cannot set the wireless options, also editing
> /etc/pcmcia/wirel
Vampir0 Ner0 wrote:
On Debian, you have to look to find out how to get things working, or
know somebody...
Maybe you're looking in the wrong list. Try amd64 and look if there
isn't VERY experienced people!
The aims of Debian, remember, are not performance, but *stability* and
*security*. S
Ich bin zur Zeit abwesend - am 23. August zurück im Büro. Ihr Mail beantworte
ich dann raschmöglichst. Danke für das Verständnis.
but is there a chance to find such an "uncommon" driver?
I haven't seen any Intel Windows driver have the raw packet feature (any
wireless windows driver to be honest, but I haven't looked that far).
or could i be lookin forward to the ipw2200 project?
Dunno about that, ipw2100 doesn't have moni
Vinu Jacob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Vinu Jacob wrote:
Well, I have tried out three distro's in the past 7 months since I
switched to linux. Started off with SuSE, and then installed Gentoo and
now I've got Debian. Both Gentoo and Debian I did the whole install from
a chrooted from SuSE, coz I can't g
Matthew Guenther wrote:
Hi,
I have recently run into a problem with alsa on my Dell Inspiron 8200.
It has an intel 810 sound system which was working fine under alsa
with my self-compiled 2.6.5 kernel. However when I upgraded to a
newer 2.6.7 kernel the sound stopped working.
Must be a ke
On Debian, you have to look to find out how to get things working, or
know somebody...
Maybe you're looking in the wrong list. Try amd64 and look if there
isn't VERY experienced people!
The aims of Debian, remember, are not performance, but *stability* and
*security*. So that you're saying a
Vampir0 Ner0 wrote:
On Debian, you have to look to find out how to get things working, or
know somebody...
Maybe you're looking in the wrong list. Try amd64 and look if there
isn't VERY experienced people!
The aims of Debian, remember, are not performance, but *stability* and
*security*. So th
Ich bin zur Zeit abwesend - am 23. August zurück im Büro. Ihr Mail beantworte ich
dann raschmöglichst. Danke für das Verständnis.
Dear Martin,
Well, I don't know if this is a solution for you,
It works for me, at least.
Just dont use esd, esd sucks very much, IMHO... ;-)
I just use direct ALSA here.
I know it makes multi-sound not possible.
But hey, I just want to listen some CDs here, not doing any serious
multimedia st
Vinu Jacob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Vinu Jacob wrote:
Well, I have tried out three distro's in the past 7 months since I
switched to linux. Started off with SuSE, and then installed Gentoo and
now I've got Debian. Both Gentoo and Debian I did the whole install from
a chrooted from SuSE, coz I can't ge
Hello. This is a problem that I've been tinkering with for a while but
haven't found a good solution to.
I have an IBM ThinkPad 600E. I have ALSA working (using the CS4236 driver,
not CS4610, as directed by alsaconf). I use APM, and I believe it's not
possible to use ACPI - the kernel put
Matthew Guenther wrote:
Hi,
I have recently run into a problem with alsa on my Dell Inspiron 8200.
It has an intel 810 sound system which was working fine under alsa
with my self-compiled 2.6.5 kernel. However when I upgraded to a
newer 2.6.7 kernel the sound stopped working.
Must be a kernel p
On Debian, you have to look to find out how to get things working, or
know somebody...
Maybe you're looking in the wrong list. Try amd64 and look if there
isn't VERY experienced people!
The aims of Debian, remember, are not performance, but *stability* and
*security*. So that you're saying abou
On mar, 2004-08-10 at 16:35 -0700, Matthew Guenther wrote:
> I did, as that has worked as well as you describe in the past for me
> also. However now after I select the intel8x0 driver it attempts to use
> alsamixer to raise the volume and I get a device not found error and
> nothing further ha
Well, I have tried out three distro's in the past 7 months since I
switched to linux. Started off with SuSE, and then installed Gentoo and
now I've got Debian. Both Gentoo and Debian I did the whole install from
a chrooted from SuSE, coz I can't get my modem installed without the
kernel-source.
Dear Martin,
Well, I don't know if this is a solution for you,
It works for me, at least.
Just dont use esd, esd sucks very much, IMHO... ;-)
I just use direct ALSA here.
I know it makes multi-sound not possible.
But hey, I just want to listen some CDs here, not doing any serious
multimedia st
Hello. This is a problem that I've been tinkering with for a while but
haven't found a good solution to.
I have an IBM ThinkPad 600E. I have ALSA working (using the CS4236 driver,
not CS4610, as directed by alsaconf). I use APM, and I believe it's not
possible to use ACPI - the kernel puts u
On mar, 2004-08-10 at 16:35 -0700, Matthew Guenther wrote:
> I did, as that has worked as well as you describe in the past for me
> also. However now after I select the intel8x0 driver it attempts to use
> alsamixer to raise the volume and I get a device not found error and
> nothing further ha
Well, I have tried out three distro's in the past 7 months since I
switched to linux. Started off with SuSE, and then installed Gentoo and
now I've got Debian. Both Gentoo and Debian I did the whole install from
a chrooted from SuSE, coz I can't get my modem installed without the
kernel-source.
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