snowed under right
now and would like to save some time getting a working linux laptop asap.
Thanks,
Chas
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may be just as easy to add the noauto option to the fstab line. This
is generally the case for cd-rom drives, so that you don't attempt to
mount an empty drive at boot time.
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the kernel to be simpler and more reliable though. Contrary to the
name, they support PrismII as well.
If you could give us the output of dump_cis or anything from dmesg that
relates to the driver in question, that might help.
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the kernel to be simpler and more reliable though. Contrary to the
name, they support PrismII as well.
If you could give us the output of dump_cis or anything from dmesg that
relates to the driver in question, that might help.
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ou not getting an ip
address? That could be a configuration problem, or you might not have a
dhcp client installed. If you could post the error message, and perhaps
the relevant line(s) from /etc/network/interfaces that would help.
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; Zev
If you are using the 2.4 kernel from a clean install I would expect it
to have devfs support. I didn't know that you could do a linux install
without it. I think something is a bit amiss here. Could you post the
exact error message you recieved with a bit of context?
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> -Zev
Kernel header file. Mine is in /usr/src/linux/include/linux. You may
need to change the include directory or make a symlink or two.
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iceably better than the Linksys my friend had, and the Proxim card I
was using. I wish you luck looking for a cheaper card though.
[1]
http://www.goos.com/cgi-bin/getdescription.cgi?sid=46&No=232&Id=843
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ou not getting an ip
address? That could be a configuration problem, or you might not have a
dhcp client installed. If you could post the error message, and perhaps
the relevant line(s) from /etc/network/interfaces that would help.
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; Zev
If you are using the 2.4 kernel from a clean install I would expect it
to have devfs support. I didn't know that you could do a linux install
without it. I think something is a bit amiss here. Could you post the
exact error message you recieved with a bit of context?
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t;
> -Zev
Kernel header file. Mine is in /usr/src/linux/include/linux. You may
need to change the include directory or make a symlink or two.
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iceably better than the Linksys my friend had, and the Proxim card I
was using. I wish you luck looking for a cheaper card though.
[1]
http://www.goos.com/cgi-bin/getdescription.cgi?sid=46&No=232&Id=843
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uot;Version 01.02" "". No mention of any manufacturer other
than Intersil. I'm guessing that these are basically the same as
Intersil's referrence design. They are 200 mW cards though.
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uot;Version 01.02" "". No mention of any manufacturer other
than Intersil. I'm guessing that these are basically the same as
Intersil's referrence design. They are 200 mW cards though.
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and like to know first ;-)
I would try this one:
http://people.debian.org/~blade/boot-floppies/netinst-full-pre/bootbf2.4.iso
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le you need and put it into the
appropriate place in /lib/modules. This is definitely an inelegant
solution though. You should probably try the boot floppies with
firewire support that was mentioned elsewhere before doing it this way.
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and like to know first ;-)
I would try this one:
http://people.debian.org/~blade/boot-floppies/netinst-full-pre/bootbf2.4.iso
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le you need and put it into the
appropriate place in /lib/modules. This is definitely an inelegant
solution though. You should probably try the boot floppies with
firewire support that was mentioned elsewhere before doing it this way.
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drive you are trying to get support for. Perhaps someone else on list
knows more about firewire drives than I do though.
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drive you are trying to get support for. Perhaps someone else on list
knows more about firewire drives than I do though.
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ur X log (/var/log/XFree86.0.log), it would be
easier to help. I'm guessing that there is something in XF86Config-4
that needs tweaking.
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and that installing a second chip disables the on-board memory?
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ur X log (/var/log/XFree86.0.log), it would be
easier to help. I'm guessing that there is something in XF86Config-4
that needs tweaking.
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and that installing a second chip disables the on-board memory?
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ll fairly painless. I have an
LT winmodem working in my ThinkPad 570. I made a debian package as
well, though I'm not sure how machine-specific it is. If you are using
kernel 2.4.20 and are feeling adventurous, I would be happy to supply
the deb.
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ll fairly painless. I have an
LT winmodem working in my ThinkPad 570. I made a debian package as
well, though I'm not sure how machine-specific it is. If you are using
kernel 2.4.20 and are feeling adventurous, I would be happy to supply
the deb.
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oundcard is
> locked.
>
> Maybe this is one of those issues with arts (The kde sound daemon)?
>
> So, if the module is inserted, the audio should be fine? Any ideia on
> how to test it, besides using xmms?
How about ogg123 from the console when KDE isn't running?
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oundcard is
> locked.
>
> Maybe this is one of those issues with arts (The kde sound daemon)?
>
> So, if the module is inserted, the audio should be fine? Any ideia on
> how to test it, besides using xmms?
How about ogg123 from the console when KDE isn't running?
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or the trackpoint as
well, adn I haven't had any problems. WHat are you trying to get the
third button to work in? XFree, or the console?
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or the trackpoint as
well, adn I haven't had any problems. WHat are you trying to get the
third button to work in? XFree, or the console?
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