module (or lilo) parameters needed.
> Mine appears to be a ISA non-PnP type. Odd in a laptop, I know, but
> lspci and the isapnp tools don't see the chip.
You might see if compiling ISAPNP into the kernel solves it.
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module (or lilo) parameters needed.
> Mine appears to be a ISA non-PnP type. Odd in a laptop, I know, but
> lspci and the isapnp tools don't see the chip.
You might see if compiling ISAPNP into the kernel solves it.
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> difference.Other than that nothing special.
Using i830 as a module works fine for me. I also load intel-agp,
which pulls in agpgart, before starting X.
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> difference.Other than that nothing special.
Using i830 as a module works fine for me. I also load intel-agp,
which pulls in agpgart, before starting X.
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;s drivers don't work with the 2.6 kernel. Are there any
> alternatives? Does XFree86 4.3 support i855GM natively? Any
> experiences?
Yes, I'm using xserver-xfree86 4.3 from Debian experimental. Use
"i810" in your XF86Config-4 "Device" section.
See als
;s drivers don't work with the 2.6 kernel. Are there any
> alternatives? Does XFree86 4.3 support i855GM natively? Any
> experiences?
Yes, I'm using xserver-xfree86 4.3 from Debian experimental. Use
"i810" in your XF86Config-4 "Device" section.
See als
etc/defaults/pcmcia, the line
PCIC=i82365
specifies the PCMCIA driver, and the line
PCMCIA=yes
controls whether the pcmcia package starts up or not at boot time.
These settings are used by the initialization script /etc/init.d/pcmcia.
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etc/defaults/pcmcia, the line
PCIC=i82365
specifies the PCMCIA driver, and the line
PCMCIA=yes
controls whether the pcmcia package starts up or not at boot time.
These settings are used by the initialization script /etc/init.d/pcmcia.
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On Wed, Sep 10, 2003 at 12:14:45AM +0900, Kibum, Han wrote:
> I recently installed debian woody on my thinkpad 560 with kernel 2.2.x, then
> tried to install and configure XFree86 but I couldn't make it.
> Everything was find except that top few centimeters of the screen was
> broken. Mouse movemen
On Wed, Sep 10, 2003 at 12:14:45AM +0900, Kibum, Han wrote:
> I recently installed debian woody on my thinkpad 560 with kernel 2.2.x, then
> tried to install and configure XFree86 but I couldn't make it.
> Everything was find except that top few centimeters of the screen was
> broken. Mouse movemen
3. Set up ipchains/iptables rules to control what comes into
your wired LAN from the airwaves.
There are HOWTO's in the networking section that cover each of these
in more detail.
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(doesn't have to be your 560). When you run the
program, it prompts you to insert a diskette which it formats and
writes. Then you boot your 560 with that diskette.
> (who is a bit afraid of doing bios updates)
Just make sure your ThinkPad is on AC power while doing the update.
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(doesn't have to be your 560). When you run the
program, it prompts you to insert a diskette which it formats and
writes. Then you boot your 560 with that diskette.
> (who is a bit afraid of doing bios updates)
Just make sure your ThinkPad is on AC power while doing the update.
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erable.
These days I use it as a wireless gateway for my home LAN -- it's up
all the time, and has proven very reliable.
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erable.
These days I use it as a wireless gateway for my home LAN -- it's up
all the time, and has proven very reliable.
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Note especially the "mode" option.
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from http://www.winischhofer.net/linuxsis630.shtml.
Note especially the "mode" option.
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and looking for the "DOS configuration utility" for your model.
It runs from a DOS boot diskette, and the settings should persist.
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and looking for the "DOS configuration utility" for your model.
It runs from a DOS boot diskette, and the settings should persist.
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g images one after the other as in a
> slideshow. And I would like to use debian to do it.
>
> 1. Do I have to install X see images?
If you can use a kernel framebuffer like vesafb on your video
hardware, you don't need X. All you need is the "fbi" program to
display im
g images one after the other as in a
> slideshow. And I would like to use debian to do it.
>
> 1. Do I have to install X see images?
If you can use a kernel framebuffer like vesafb on your video
hardware, you don't need X. All you need is the "fbi" program to
display im
ory is there and use it all.
You can specify just 1K less than the amount of memory displayed
during self-test -- no need to waste several megs. And it's true that
this is no longer necessary with 2.4 kernels.
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ory is there and use it all.
You can specify just 1K less than the amount of memory displayed
during self-test -- no need to waste several megs. And it's true that
this is no longer necessary with 2.4 kernels.
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