I really prefer an external (USR/3com) modem on my laptops AND desktops,
but especially laptops. More flexibility, upgradeability and lots more o'
abilities!
You do have to put up with an extra cable and small box to carry with the
laptop, I shudder to think what would happen if Linux supported W
I really prefer an external (USR/3com) modem on my laptops AND desktops,
but especially laptops. More flexibility, upgradeability and lots more o'
abilities!
You do have to put up with an extra cable and small box to carry with the
laptop, I shudder to think what would happen if Linux supported W
Hmm. I have used both DHCP and an assigned IP. Normally I start with
assigning an IP since it's easier to control.
I'm not sure what you mean by script. When I get to the part to do dselect
you just choose ftp and it will use your locations file (I think its
location.choose or something to that
Hmm. I have used both DHCP and an assigned IP. Normally I start with
assigning an IP since it's easier to control.
I'm not sure what you mean by script. When I get to the part to do dselect
you just choose ftp and it will use your locations file (I think its
location.choose or something to that
I have done this type of install multiple times at work with these old
(non-cd) laptops I have laying around. I use the 9 disks (rescue, driver &
7 install) to get up to a 2.0 debian install with pcmcia NIC support. I
then immediately do a potato upgrade and download the 2.2.13 kernel and
recompi
I have done this type of install multiple times at work with these old
(non-cd) laptops I have laying around. I use the 9 disks (rescue, driver &
7 install) to get up to a 2.0 debian install with pcmcia NIC support. I
then immediately do a potato upgrade and download the 2.2.13 kernel and
recompi
I am running 2.2.13 on an older laptop and I had to recompile pcmcia After
recompiling my kernel. I was getting similar errors to the ones you posted
but once I upgraded to potato and recompiled pcmcia it works now.
JJN
(not as technical as the other answers sorry)
I am running 2.2.13 on an older laptop and I had to recompile pcmcia After
recompiling my kernel. I was getting similar errors to the ones you posted
but once I upgraded to potato and recompiled pcmcia it works now.
JJN
(not as technical as the other answers sorry)
True VERY true, I have Debian on a desktop and I was convinced the sound
was horked. BUT NO. I just had to turn the sound WAYYY UP!
I was interested in waht type of mixer software I could use to turn it up
from teh PC prior to reaching the speakers. Ay other suggestions on mixer
software? (Sor
True VERY true, I have Debian on a desktop and I was convinced the sound
was horked. BUT NO. I just had to turn the sound WAYYY UP!
I was interested in waht type of mixer software I could use to turn it up
from teh PC prior to reaching the speakers. Ay other suggestions on mixer
software? (Sor
I have a toshiba satellite 400CDT that I use an IBM PCMICA ethercard in.
It was working in kernel 2.0.36. I upgraded to potato and it still worked.
I then downloaded and reconfigured 2.2.13 kernel and the ethernet card
stopped working. Can someone tell me if they have any specific troubles
with t
I have a toshiba satellite 400CDT that I use an IBM PCMICA ethercard in.
It was working in kernel 2.0.36. I upgraded to potato and it still worked.
I then downloaded and reconfigured 2.2.13 kernel and the ethernet card
stopped working. Can someone tell me if they have any specific troubles
with t
I just upgraded to 2.2.13 kernel and potato Debian. I can't get my IBM
Credit Card adapter (NIC) to work. I am using a Toshiba 4000CDT.
I show RX activity in ifconfig but no TX activity. Any hiints would be
appreciated. Anyone using a similar setup (esp. the card).
The card is getting detecte
I just upgraded to 2.2.13 kernel and potato Debian. I can't get my IBM
Credit Card adapter (NIC) to work. I am using a Toshiba 4000CDT.
I show RX activity in ifconfig but no TX activity. Any hiints would be
appreciated. Anyone using a similar setup (esp. the card).
The card is getting detecte
I can't help with Hibernation but I use Partition magic for all my
partitioning needs. It has a simple menu driven rescue disk tha is simple
to use and fast.
My 2
¢
JJN
I can't help with Hibernation but I use Partition magic for all my
partitioning needs. It has a simple menu driven rescue disk tha is simple
to use and fast.
My 2
¢
JJN
I happen to have had some (insider) info into the tech support world of
SONY and you are correct. The support stops for all practial purposes once
the Vaio leaves the states. Having been one of those people that say
"Hello, Thank you for calling Sony, this is **, how may I help you?" I
perso
I happen to have had some (insider) info into the tech support world of
SONY and you are correct. The support stops for all practial purposes once
the Vaio leaves the states. Having been one of those people that say
"Hello, Thank you for calling Sony, this is **, how may I help you?" I
perso
Your problem sounds like the BIOS program. More than anything else. Try
formatting a disk in a windows machine and making it bootable (format a:
/s) then boot the laptop from it. If this works then download the BIOS
update again and extract to the same disk. Also check to see if the
extracted
Your problem sounds like the BIOS program. More than anything else. Try
formatting a disk in a windows machine and making it bootable (format a:
/s) then boot the laptop from it. If this works then download the BIOS
update again and extract to the same disk. Also check to see if the
extracted
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