Is the DVD drive running in DMA mode? Almost certainly is, but worth a
quick check of dmesg.
--John
B Thomas wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On my Dell Insprion 9400 (1.83 Ghz dual core with 256Mb ATI Radeon
> x1400) DVD playing is much slower (choppy infact) as compared to
> my ancient 900 Mhz Athlong with RI
Hi Zouari,
I've run into a similar problem when installing in expert26 mode (I used
the full-CD install, though). Have you tried ignoring the errors and
seeing if they come up again? Try installing in spite of the errors.
If that doesn't work, I see no reason why you should switch to the 2.4
se
Hi Joe,
The yenta_socket modules are for CardBus laptops, which I'm pretty sure
yours predates (my 420 CDT is too old for CardBus). I'm not 100% fluent
with the kernel boot options, but if there's a 'no pcmcia' option, you
might give that a try. You might also try the expert24 or expert26 boot
m
Hi Amarendra,
Did you choose the 2.4 or 2.6 series kernel when installing Sarge?
With the 2.6 series kernel, ALSA comes along for the ride.
Since you're using Totem, I'm guessing that you're using GNOME as well,
right? If not, what desktop system are you using (KDE or basic window
manager)?
Great! I'll give this a try with my Satellite 2435XCDT. My new Toshiba
laptop is Phoenix BIOS-based, so no love yet with it yet.
Roberto C. Sanchez wrote:
>[I am not on -laptop, so please CC me when replying from that list]
>
>Greetings,
>
>I maintain the Debian package for toshutils. I have p
It shouldn't matter that Fedora and Windows are already installed, so
long as your Debian installation didn't overwrite either. You'll just
have to add the Fedora entry to your
/boot/grub/menu.lst
file.
You'll probably have to do this manually, with a text editor, but give the
update-grub
sc
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