you somewhere...
I've got a bluetooth cf card on order from amazon (ambicom)
that I'll be trying out the pda game with. I'll let you know how well it
works if you're interested.
Sincerely,
-Martin Norland
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, James wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Has anyone a
you somewhere...
I've got a bluetooth cf card on order from amazon (ambicom)
that I'll be trying out the pda game with. I'll let you know how well it
works if you're interested.
Sincerely,
-Martin Norland
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, James wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Has anyone a
just between the two? Were you reading
everything through nload, etc lots of factors need to be known
overall, but my first guess would be either hd bottleneck (laptop hds are
slower - insanely so if you haven't done some hdparm tweaking) and
interrupts, with the possibility of driver imperfection.
-Martin Norland
just between the two? Were you reading
everything through nload, etc lots of factors need to be known
overall, but my first guess would be either hd bottleneck (laptop hds are
slower - insanely so if you haven't done some hdparm tweaking) and
interrupts, with the possibility of driver imperfect
other than
that, perhaps trying it on your friends computer? Offhand I can't think
of anything beyond that being your problem, unless it's some magic that
hotplug is doing for me...
-Martin Norland
mails until you're comfortable - but that may not be an
option for all. But, procmail will definitely give you the regex power
you want for your mails, whether they stay on the server or just to
cut down on unwanted 'subscriptions' and spam before downloading.
-Martin Norland
other than
that, perhaps trying it on your friends computer? Offhand I can't think
of anything beyond that being your problem, unless it's some magic that
hotplug is doing for me...
-Martin Norland
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option for all. But, procmail will definitely give you the regex power
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o event), and the buttons on the right are
222, 227, 112, etc. - so, they're definitely visible events, but the
keysym is often (0x0, NoSymbol) which is just related to looking up and
comparing to the keymap. Other than the option key, they all seem to send
different keycodes - so have at it! xev is your friend (albiet *very*
spammy, especially if you use focus follows mouse/etc.)
-Martin Norland
o event), and the buttons on the right are
222, 227, 112, etc. - so, they're definitely visible events, but the
keysym is often (0x0, NoSymbol) which is just related to looking up and
comparing to the keymap. Other than the option key, they all seem to send
different keycodes - so have at it!
You can do what I've done - I own a sonyericsson t68i cellphone, and just
yesterday broke down and used gprs over irda to my pda to download affix
for my laptop so I could use a usb-bluetooth adapter to use gprs over my
cellphone (through, of course, the laptop). It was a painful experience
(mainl
You can do what I've done - I own a sonyericsson t68i cellphone, and just
yesterday broke down and used gprs over irda to my pda to download affix
for my laptop so I could use a usb-bluetooth adapter to use gprs over my
cellphone (through, of course, the laptop). It was a painful experience
(mainl
Unfortunately you can't just use any old cdrom with a laptop and expect it
to boot. The bios must support talking to that device, and pcmcia cdroms
vary greatly in the methods in which they are initialized/etc. - so
essentially, your bios needs to be able to see it. For monetary (aka buy
our driv
Unfortunately you can't just use any old cdrom with a laptop and expect it
to boot. The bios must support talking to that device, and pcmcia cdroms
vary greatly in the methods in which they are initialized/etc. - so
essentially, your bios needs to be able to see it. For monetary (aka buy
our driv
batteries).
good luck in your search.
Sincerely,
Martin Norland
On 12 Jun 2003, Mark Janssen wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 21:46, Dan Rasmussen wrote:
> > I think I might be in a fairly uncommon situation here. I have a rather
> > old laptop, and one of the problems with this l
batteries).
good luck in your search.
Sincerely,
Martin Norland
On 12 Jun 2003, Mark Janssen wrote:
> On Wed, 2003-06-11 at 21:46, Dan Rasmussen wrote:
> > I think I might be in a fairly uncommon situation here. I have a rather
> > old laptop, and one of the problems with this l
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