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I made the same choices as you. mapping-scheme is incorrectly
documented. I cannot remember what was wrong, but attached is an
example mapping-scheme script...
A system-wide fw script does the global setup for the firewall. then, as
each interface is added, fw-iface adds rules for it (called
On 5/18/05, Dom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Why are you using apm instead of acpi? I have some Libretto 100CTs using
> acpi (The older ones only had APM BIOS, but it was a simple upgrade).
Mostly because I know apm will work on them, and I haven't yet seen
acpi working. Call it fear of the unkn
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Also sprach "Dom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (Wed, 18 May 2005 17:45:57
+0100):
>
> >Hi,
> >
> >Tosh Libretto 110CT running Debian testing.
> >Boot with acpi=off to get apm supported, but:
> >
> >- beeps every second or so with the battery removed
> >- apm reports 0% critical for a battery that reports 1
>Hi,
>
>Tosh Libretto 110CT running Debian testing.
>Boot with acpi=off to get apm supported, but:
>
>- beeps every second or so with the battery removed
>- apm reports 0% critical for a battery that reports 100% in another
libretto
>- "apm -s" fails everytime.
>
Why are you using apm instead of
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sime wrote:
>
> I would like to know how linux laptop users are managing multiple
> interfaces (eth and wifi).
Have you tried netenv to manage the multiple interfaces?
Functionality you need that is not in netenv (if any) can be scripted.
curious,
James
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On Wednesday 18 May 2005 00:52, Emmanuele Salvati wrote:
> hi,
> / & /boot are on a logical device. both of them.
> the sarge default install was grub, but i manually told him to use
> lilo and now it works.
> thank you
I suspected as much. As far as I can tell, grub can't yet handle logical
vol
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On Wednesday 18 May 2005 09.46, sime wrote:
> I would like to know how linux laptop users are managing multiple
> interfaces (eth and wifi).
[...]
> Additionally if you are using any other packages for managing multiple
> interfaces please let me know!
Basically what I'm doing is this:
- using w
I would like to know how linux laptop users are managing multiple
interfaces (eth and wifi).
I use ethernet with DHCP regardless of location. Wireless one location
WEP, other location WPA.
By choice none of my interfaces are initialised on boot. I prefer to
bring them up using ifup(8).
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