Hello,
I run Debian (amd64) lenny. I've got the Intel 3945 wireless
network controller.
Earlier I had a 2.6.22 kernel and installing firmware-ipw3945,
ipw3945-modules-2.6-amd64 and ipw3945d worked for me.
Now I use the 2.6.23 kernel. It doesn't work anymore. How do I fix this?
Thanks,
Naresh
To enable the fan control scrip, I have installed the tp-fancontrol and
tp-fancontrol-init.debian scripts to /usr/bin and /etc/init.d/ respectively,
and made both scripts executable. I have added "options ibm_acpi
experimental=1" to /etc/modules.conf. I added "ibm_acpi" to /etc/modules. When
I
Dallas Hansen wrote:
> The network-manager-gnome applet is showing a red circle with a line
> through it and it will not give me wireless, even though networks
> are detected in the list. Previously wireless worked flawlessly
> after installation. I would suspect a hardware issue but I have no
> tr
On Sun, 3 Feb 2008 14:05:23 -0900
Dallas Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The network-manager-gnome applet is showing a red circle with a line through
> it and it will not give me wireless, even though networks are detected in the
> list. Previously wireless worked flawlessly after installati
The network-manager-gnome applet is showing a red circle with a line through it
and it will not give me wireless, even though networks are detected in the
list. Previously wireless worked flawlessly after installation. I would suspect
a hardware issue but I have no trouble using wireless after
Dallas Hansen wrote:
> I added the "options" line to /etc/modprobe.conf but was getting
> error messages at boot (thinkpad-acpi module doesn't exist) and
It is not a fatal problem. The module did not exist for you and so
nothing was happening because of that config file line.
> found that, after
Hi Dallas,
> I added the "options" line to /etc/modprobe.conf but was getting
> error messages at boot (thinkpad-acpi module doesn't exist) and found
> that, after booting, networking (both wired and wireless) was broken
> and I could no longer mount my fat32 external HD.
Ack! If the module doesn
I added the "options" line to /etc/modprobe.conf but was getting error messages
at boot (thinkpad-acpi module doesn't exist) and found that, after booting,
networking (both wired and wireless) was broken and I could no longer mount my
fat32 external HD.
I've been forced to reinstall Etch. Unle
Hi Dallas,
I'm redirecting this to the list, in case it's useful for someone else.
> Pardon my newbness, but after installing the tp-fancontrol script
> in /usr/bin I get this when I try to run it:
>
> thinkpad:/home/string# tp-fancontrol
> grep: /proc/acpi/ibm/fan: No such file or directory
> g
Hi,
> I'm running Debian Etch 4.0r2 on my ThinkPad T30, 512mb ram. Noticing
> it felt hot under light-to-moderate CPU loads, I installed the Gnome
> Hardware Sensors Monitor applet which indicates average CPU
> temperatures between 53-60°C, putting it within the applet's red
> zone. Is this a heal
I'm running Debian Etch 4.0r2 on my ThinkPad T30, 512mb ram. Noticing it felt
hot under light-to-moderate CPU loads, I installed the Gnome Hardware Sensors
Monitor applet which indicates average CPU temperatures between 53-60°C,
putting it within the applet's red zone. Is this a healthy or acce
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