I just installed Fedora Core really seamlessly on a
Toshiba M45 laptop. I had some problems with Debian
sarge on the same laptop. I also had no problems with
Mandrake 10 on the same laptop. Ofcourse you can get
yum to upgrade all your packages on Fedora Core.
Vinay
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On 2/23/06, John Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Did you choose the 2.4 or 2.6 series kernel when installing Sarge? With
> the 2.6 series kernel, ALSA comes along for the ride.
2.6
> Since you're using Totem, I'm guessing that you're using GNOME as well,
> right? If not, what desktop syst
Hi Amarendra,
Did you choose the 2.4 or 2.6 series kernel when installing Sarge?
With the 2.6 series kernel, ALSA comes along for the ride.
Since you're using Totem, I'm guessing that you're using GNOME as well,
right? If not, what desktop system are you using (KDE or basic window
manager)?
Hi,
I tried playing a song using xmms, but no sound seems to come from the
notebook. It is a Dell Latitude D400, with Debian sarge r1.
The i810_audio module (for AC'97 audio controller) is loaded, and xmms
is using the OSS driver 1.2.10 as the output plugin. I tried changing
it to ALSA 1.2.10, bu
I recently switched my uniwill 245II0 laptop from Ubuntu to Debian
Sarge with the 2.6.8 kernel. Upon doing so my backlight stopped
comimg on after a lid event. See previous thread for everything I
tried (from vbetool and vbe_post to different kernels and acpi
scripts).
I finally made a little pr
On Mon, Feb 20, 2006 at 05:55:18PM +0100, Johan van der Meer wrote:
> I haven't get the Helvetica Font on Ubuntu;
Hello,
You've got the wrong list. This is for laptops and Debian, not Ubuntu.
Please have a look at http://www.ubuntu.com/support
Many thanks,
Neil
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