arief# wrote:
How exactly I use it?
I've tried xset dpms force standby, but the backlight still not off. At
least not the same as apm suspend gave me.
Try:
xset dpms force off
cheers,
c.
arief# wrote:
How exactly I use it?
I've tried xset dpms force standby, but the backlight still not off. At
least not the same as apm suspend gave me.
Try:
xset dpms force off
cheers,
c.
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Matt Price wrote:
gaah. I think the new code is justSomehow not ocmpatible with my
video hardware! Or do y'all sti3ll haves ome suggestions up your
sleeve?
I think there's a bug in 2.6 somewhere...
I used vga=0x31a (VESA mode 0x11a: 1280x1024x16, 160x64) under 2.4 and
it worked perfectly. D
Matt Price wrote:
gaah. I think the new code is justSomehow not ocmpatible with my
video hardware! Or do y'all sti3ll haves ome suggestions up your
sleeve?
I think there's a bug in 2.6 somewhere...
I used vga=0x31a (VESA mode 0x11a: 1280x1024x16, 160x64) under 2.4 and
it worked perfectly. Doesn
Huba Zsolt wrote:
This notebook has Intel 82801CA/CAM AC'97 card according to lspci. I've
read some article about how to configure the soundcard. Some says it
works with oss driver (i810_audio), some says it only works with alsa
(intel8x0). I've tried both, but the end was the same. The modules
l
Huba Zsolt wrote:
This notebook has Intel 82801CA/CAM AC'97 card according to lspci. I've
read some article about how to configure the soundcard. Some says it
works with oss driver (i810_audio), some says it only works with alsa
(intel8x0). I've tried both, but the end was the same. The modules
loa
tvn wrote:
Before my computers all connect to a hub and share cable internet by
having one machine runing linux acting as a router (it has 2 nics
connecting to the hub+cable modem). Now I just got a laptop and
therefore interested in wireless so got a router/switch/ap hardware one.
It seems tha
tvn wrote:
Before my computers all connect to a hub and share cable internet by
having one machine runing linux acting as a router (it has 2 nics
connecting to the hub+cable modem). Now I just got a laptop and
therefore interested in wireless so got a router/switch/ap hardware one.
It seems that
As a last resort alternative, and obviously not the Debian Way, it's
pretty trivial to build the latest XFree86 from CVS sources, and install
it into somewhere separate, e.g. /usr/local/X11, without distrubing any
Debian packages.
I can help with this if anyone wants any.
cheers,
c.
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As a last resort alternative, and obviously not the Debian Way, it's
pretty trivial to build the latest XFree86 from CVS sources, and install
it into somewhere separate, e.g. /usr/local/X11, without distrubing any
Debian packages.
I can help with this if anyone wants any.
cheers,
c.
If it's of any help, I would recommend compiling X from cvs sources.
I'm doing this on my laptop (with i830 graphics) and my main system
(with ATI 9100), both Debian unstable, and have DRI working perfectly.
lemme know if you want to do this and need any help.
cheers,
c.
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sorry, you posted glxinfo output already...
OK, I'm flummoxed; no idea why this is failing.
are the glxinfo and radeon libs all from the same matched X release as
your server?
Jesse, I think you need to post this to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
for better help than I can give.
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Jesse D. Guardiani wrote:
I installed all of the necessary DRI and DRM stuff,
and it's enabled in my XF86Config-4, but I'm still
having mucho troublo getting Direct Rendering to
work.
Do you have agpgart and radeon.so kernel modules loaded? Is the latter
under /lib/modules? If not, you'll need to l
If it's of any help, I would recommend compiling X from cvs sources.
I'm doing this on my laptop (with i830 graphics) and my main system
(with ATI 9100), both Debian unstable, and have DRI working perfectly.
lemme know if you want to do this and need any help.
cheers,
c.
sorry, you posted glxinfo output already...
OK, I'm flummoxed; no idea why this is failing.
are the glxinfo and radeon libs all from the same matched X release as
your server?
Jesse, I think you need to post this to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
for better help than I can give.
cheers,
c.
Jesse D. Guardiani wrote:
I installed all of the necessary DRI and DRM stuff,
and it's enabled in my XF86Config-4, but I'm still
having mucho troublo getting Direct Rendering to
work.
Do you have agpgart and radeon.so kernel modules loaded? Is the latter
under /lib/modules? If not, you'll need
Jesse D. Guardiani wrote:
I installed all of the necessary DRI and DRM stuff,
and it's enabled in my XF86Config-4, but I'm still
having mucho troublo getting Direct Rendering to
work.
Do you have agpgart and radeon.so kernel modules loaded? Is the latter
under /lib/modules? If not, you'll need to
Jesse D. Guardiani wrote:
I installed all of the necessary DRI and DRM stuff,
and it's enabled in my XF86Config-4, but I'm still
having mucho troublo getting Direct Rendering to
work.
Do you have agpgart and radeon.so kernel modules loaded? Is the latter
under /lib/modules? If not, you'll need
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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"Richard Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
during the installation process was wrong - it seemed that about four
or five lines of text were missing from the bottom of the screen!
This meant that I couldn't see all the options properl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 28 Mar 2003 00:18:49 -
"Richard Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
during the installation process was wrong - it seemed that about four
or five lines of text were missing from the bottom of the screen!
This meant that I couldn't see all the options properly an
Steffen Elste wrote:
What kind of nvidia graphics card are you talking about?
It's a GeForce 2 Ti.
AFAIK, the 'mobile' versions (GeForce 2 Go e.g.) are not supported by XFree's
nv driver ...
It's supported OK, but whenever I try to run a GL prog, like glxgears,
it gets a SEGV.
This happe
Steffen Elste wrote:
What kind of nvidia graphics card are you talking about?
It's a GeForce 2 Ti.
AFAIK, the 'mobile' versions (GeForce 2 Go e.g.) are not supported by XFree's
nv driver ...
It's supported OK, but whenever I try to run a GL prog, like glxgears,
it gets a SEGV.
This happens
Has anyone tried the stock X driver for Nvidia'a cards, the nv driver,
as opposed to using the debs of the official driver?
I want to use a current cvs version of X, and am having trouble with
both the deb official drivers, and also the cvs "nv" driver.
cheers,
Calum.
Has anyone tried the stock X driver for Nvidia'a cards, the nv driver,
as opposed to using the debs of the official driver?
I want to use a current cvs version of X, and am having trouble with
both the deb official drivers, and also the cvs "nv" driver.
cheers,
Calum.
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martin f krafft wrote:
also sprach Jérôme Marant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.12.12.2225 +0100]:
Could anyone give me opinions and advices?
I vote for IBM or Toshiba. Just don't buy a Dell!
Out of interest, why not?
I've had an Inspiron 7500, and now have a Latitude C400. Both have
worked v
martin f krafft wrote:
also sprach Jérôme Marant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002.12.12.2225 +0100]:
Could anyone give me opinions and advices?
I vote for IBM or Toshiba. Just don't buy a Dell!
Out of interest, why not?
I've had an Inspiron 7500, and now have a Latitude C400. Both have
worked ve
Calum Mackay wrote:
Janne Enoksson wrote:
I'm running Debian unstable on a Thinkpad R30 and everything works
(mostly) to my satisfaction with two exceptions: the suspend and standby
mode. Going into both modes work just fine, as does coming out of
them. The annoying thing is that th
Janne Enoksson wrote:
I'm running Debian unstable on a Thinkpad R30 and everything works
(mostly) to my satisfaction with two exceptions: the suspend and standby
mode. Going into both modes work just fine, as does coming out of
them. The annoying thing is that the fan starts working at full speed
Calum Mackay wrote:
Janne Enoksson wrote:
I'm running Debian unstable on a Thinkpad R30 and everything works
(mostly) to my satisfaction with two exceptions: the suspend and standby
mode. Going into both modes work just fine, as does coming out of
them. The annoying thing is that the fan s
Janne Enoksson wrote:
I'm running Debian unstable on a Thinkpad R30 and everything works
(mostly) to my satisfaction with two exceptions: the suspend and standby
mode. Going into both modes work just fine, as does coming out of
them. The annoying thing is that the fan starts working at full speed
On Thu, Nov 28, 2002 at 12:34:04AM -0800, ben park wrote:
During the installation, I was asked to make a startup
floppy, but my laptop (a Dell CPX H500) cannot have cd
and floppy the same time.
Creating one later on should be as simple as:
dd if=/boot/vmlinuz-2.4.19 of=/dev/fd0; sync
On Thu, Nov 28, 2002 at 12:34:04AM -0800, ben park wrote:
During the installation, I was asked to make a startup
floppy, but my laptop (a Dell CPX H500) cannot have cd
and floppy the same time.
Creating one later on should be as simple as:
dd if=/boot/vmlinuz-2.4.19 of=/dev/fd0; sync
as I re
Just out of interest, I have the following noted:
fn+zcause bios to reread thermal sensors
fn+dblank screen
fn+hput hard disk to sleep
fn+asuspend to disk
am I missing any?
cheers,
c.
Just out of interest, I have the following noted:
fn+zcause bios to reread thermal sensors
fn+dblank screen
fn+hput hard disk to sleep
fn+asuspend to disk
am I missing any?
cheers,
c.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have an inspiron 7500 running a sarge with kernel 2.4.19
when i do a poweroff ... it's doing "init 0" and then i have the last
line : "Power Down."
i have to press the button power for shutting it down ...
normally the puter should turn off itself ...
i tried many opt
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> i have an inspiron 7500 running a sarge with kernel 2.4.19
> when i do a poweroff ... it's doing "init 0" and then i have the last
> line : "Power Down."
> i have to press the button power for shutting it down ...
> normally the puter should turn off itself ...
> i trie
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i have a pblm for powering off the puter ... when i type 'poweroff' in the
tty* the system enter in init 0 level ... display all teh daemon which are
stopped and the last line i got is :
'Power down.'
works fine on my 7500, Debian with 2.4.18. Config:
CONFIG_PM=y
# CON
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> i have a pblm for powering off the puter ... when i type 'poweroff' in the
> tty* the system enter in init 0 level ... display all teh daemon which are
> stopped and the last line i got is :
> 'Power down.'
works fine on my 7500, Debian with 2.4.18. Config:
CONFIG_PM=y
On Mon, 14 Jan 2002 22:46:26 -0500, Andy Winnenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Andy> Hey folks, I don't know if this has come up before... sorry if
Andy> it's a repost... I was wondering if anyone had advice on good
Andy> PCMCIA NICs. I'm setting up a cable modem account with a local
Andy> I
>>On Mon, 14 Jan 2002 22:46:26 -0500, Andy Winnenberg
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>
> Andy> Hey folks, I don't know if this has come up before... sorry if
> Andy> it's a repost... I was wondering if anyone had advice on good
> Andy> PCMCIA NICs. I'm setting up a cable modem account with a
Alexander Clouter wrote:
On Sun, 19 Aug 2001, Sam Tingleff wrote:
Isn't that part of the copy protection? You need an app like VideoLAN
or Xine to do the DeCSS key stuff with the drive.
I think this is only true to *play* the VOB files, not to actually read or
copy the VOB files. Much in t
Alexander Clouter wrote:
> On Sun, 19 Aug 2001, Sam Tingleff wrote:
>
>>Isn't that part of the copy protection? You need an app like VideoLAN
>>or Xine to do the DeCSS key stuff with the drive.
>>
>>
> I think this is only true to *play* the VOB files, not to actually read or
> copy the VOB file
Hi,
I'd appreciate any comments on the following problem I'm having when I
mount a DVD:
VFS: Disk change detected on device ide1(22,0)
UDF-fs DEBUG lowlevel.c:57:udf_get_last_session: XA disk: no,
vol_desc_start=0
UDF-fs DEBUG super.c:1410:udf_read_super: Multi-session=0
hdc: command error:
Hi,
I'd appreciate any comments on the following problem I'm having when I
mount a DVD:
VFS: Disk change detected on device ide1(22,0)
UDF-fs DEBUG lowlevel.c:57:udf_get_last_session: XA disk: no,
vol_desc_start=0
UDF-fs DEBUG super.c:1410:udf_read_super: Multi-session=0
hdc: command error: st
> I had to disable CONFIG_APM_CPU_IDLE last time I compiled a 2.4.0
> kernel: it caused 'kapmd' to use 30% of CPU when idled ! Not really what
> expected.
> May be this was fixed in later 2.4 kernels, I didn't checked.
Yep, as Alan noted, that's normal; it's just the kernel's idle loop. My
kapm-id
> I had to disable CONFIG_APM_CPU_IDLE last time I compiled a 2.4.0
> kernel: it caused 'kapmd' to use 30% of CPU when idled ! Not really what
> expected.
> May be this was fixed in later 2.4 kernels, I didn't checked.
Yep, as Alan noted, that's normal; it's just the kernel's idle loop. My
kapm-i
> hi! i use a sony vaio notebook (sr1k) with debian potatoand upgraded the
> kernel to version 2.4.3 with the effect that i cannot get apm to work.
>
> in the past i have used 2.4.2 however (to my shame) i don't remember what
> my apm configuration looked like exactly. anyway, i was able to read
>
> hi! i use a sony vaio notebook (sr1k) with debian potatoand upgraded the
> kernel to version 2.4.3 with the effect that i cannot get apm to work.
>
> in the past i have used 2.4.2 however (to my shame) i don't remember what
> my apm configuration looked like exactly. anyway, i was able to read
> I need phdisk for my laptop.
> Could you send me phdisk.exe?
You can download version 4.32j from the Dell website:
http://support.dell.com/us/en/filelib/download/index.asp?fileid=R20313
although I don't *think* it should be Dell-specific.
cheers,
Calum.
> I need phdisk for my laptop.
> Could you send me phdisk.exe?
You can download version 4.32j from the Dell website:
http://support.dell.com/us/en/filelib/download/index.asp?fileid=R20313
although I don't *think* it should be Dell-specific.
cheers,
Calum.
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> Calum> Wonderful! "setxkbmap gb" did exactly what I wanted :)
>
> Calum> Now, is there a "correct" place to put this command (for
> system-wide
> Calum> use), rather than in my .profile?
>
> Does adding
> Option "XkbLayout" "gb"
> to your XF86Config-4 file in the keyboard "Input
Thanks Hubert.
> Calum> I've just upgraded (actually re-installed the whole system) from
> Calum> 3.x, and it's all change - now my keys are all in the "wrong"
> Calum> place. This used to be controlled via the XF86Config file, but no
> Calum> more.
>
> XF86 4 uses the XF86Config-
> Calum> Wonderful! "setxkbmap gb" did exactly what I wanted :)
>
> Calum> Now, is there a "correct" place to put this command (for system-wide
> Calum> use), rather than in my .profile?
>
> Does adding
> Option "XkbLayout" "gb"
> to your XF86Config-4 file in the keyboard "InputDe
Thanks Hubert.
> Calum> I've just upgraded (actually re-installed the whole system) from
> Calum> 3.x, and it's all change - now my keys are all in the "wrong"
> Calum> place. This used to be controlled via the XF86Config file, but no
> Calum> more.
>
> XF86 4 uses the XF86Config
Is anyone running XFree86 4.0.1 and able to help me with keyboard
mappings? I'm running on a Dell Inspiron 7500 (Debian woody).
I've just upgraded (actually re-installed the whole system) from 3.x,
and it's all change - now my keys are all in the "wrong" place. This
used to be controlled via the X
Is anyone running XFree86 4.0.1 and able to help me with keyboard
mappings? I'm running on a Dell Inspiron 7500 (Debian woody).
I've just upgraded (actually re-installed the whole system) from 3.x,
and it's all change - now my keys are all in the "wrong" place. This
used to be controlled via the
> Thanks. After a bit of work I got it working. The eepro100 is the
> driver to use, but, interestingly enough, only after a cold boot.
> This is a dual boot (Windows/Linux) machine and once Windows is
> booted, the machine has to be shutoff for the Linux driver to
> work.
Yep, that matches my fin
Harley,
> I've got a Dell Inspiron 7500 with a NIC built into the docking
> station (not a PCMCIA card). I've got a base Debian partition
> running that was built from floppies.
>
> Anyone have any idea how to get the NIC in the docking station
> recognized so I can finish configuring Linux and r
Harley,
> I've got a Dell Inspiron 7500 with a NIC built into the docking
> station (not a PCMCIA card). I've got a base Debian partition
> running that was built from floppies.
>
> Anyone have any idea how to get the NIC in the docking station
> recognized so I can finish configuring Linux and r
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