Hello,
For those who might be interested, i have successfully installed
Debian/Linux i386 on a DELL Latitude D620.. was easy.
(intel 945 graphics card, with 14" 1280x800 screen ; Dell 1390 Wifi
card)
Hints for buyers:
- Choose the one with an Intel Wireless card, which has a linux binary
driver a
Hello. Long ago, when I installed the Assistive Technology packages, I
recall the prompt asking me whether I wanted the preferences window to pop
up
at
start-up. I have long since uninstalled all the packages, but still
get the pop-up window. How do I change the setting?
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On 3/13/07, Mihira Fernando <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Baz wrote:
> Sometimes, Debian Etch just fails to connect to the access point at my
> residence. There's no problem connecting with XP. Signal strength was
> around 80% or more. I had known the Network Selector applet to cause
> some prob
Baz wrote:
Sometimes, Debian Etch just fails to connect to the access point at my
residence. There's no problem connecting with XP. Signal strength was
around 80% or more. I had known the Network Selector applet to cause
some problems. It was recently uninstalled - however, still no access.
On 3/12/07, Baz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sometimes, Debian Etch just fails to connect to the access point at my
residence. There's no problem connecting with XP. Signal strength was
around 80% or more. I had known the Network Selector applet to cause some
problems. It was recently uninstal
Sometimes, Debian Etch just fails to connect to the access point at my
residence. There's no problem connecting with XP. Signal strength was
around 80% or more. I had known the Network Selector applet to cause some
problems. It was recently uninstalled - however, still no access.
Any suggesti
Hello,
Am Montag, 12. März 2007 12:29 schrieb Michael:
> Thomas,
> this is a nice idea could you tell us if there are any implications running
> without swap ? Did you ever reach the limit, and what will happen ?
Well, once I opened dozens of big-html pages in firefox. Firefox went crazy,
eat a
Thorsten Schmidt wrote:
> But for some reason, disabling the radio on XP gives me 50min while
> disableling it on linux give 15min - even if ipw2200.ko is unloaded...
I switch it off by
# echo 1 > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/ipw2200/*/rf_kill
according to
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Ipw2200#Power_Man
Thomas,
this is a nice idea could you tell us if there are any implications running
without swap ? Did you ever reach the limit, and what will happen ? And while
we are at this, would you post your /tec/fstab line for the /tmp fs ? Again,
did you ever reach the limit here ?
My laptop is under h
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