oing:
iwconfig ra0 essid hotelessid key off
dhclient ra0
If I want a list of AP/hotspots, I use something like "iwlist scanning"
and it gives me a list of all the hotspots/APs I'm in range of. Just so
you know that I use a Asus 11G card with the raylink drivers so its called
ra0.
On Wed, 01 Feb 2006 06:00:20 +0100, Tim Connors wrote:
> On Wed, 1 Feb 2006, Michael Perry wrote:
>
>> I'm wondering if anyone running a Dell Inspiron 4100, debian kernel
>> sources 2.6.15, with apm compiled in has seen a periodic problem with APM
>> suspends whe
t the lid closed and when I resume
the laptop, its by opening the screen up.
If I switch to ACPI really bad things happen so I have pretty much stayed
over in APM-land on this aprticular system.
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try an asus G card here in a bit that seems to have native support
using the ralink 2550 driver on debian testing. The cards are really
cheap on newegg and I've read success stories with them recently.
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a bios upgrade. I have a dell inspiron
4100 but I don't recall ever running at the A03 level but I must have.
My inspiron will not do ACPI reliably and things go terribly awry when
I try to use ACPI so I always just back off and go back to APM. I have
the A013 bios here running with Linux and i
mobile and the script part in the interfaces file handles
all of the dhcp stuff. You can make it do a whole bunch of stuff. For a
simple quality monitor for a wifi connection, I much prefer wavemon. It
runs in a console or xterm and it has a lot of detailed information.
Available as a deb
"made in taiwan"
work; the cards marked "made in china" will not. On
comp.os.linux.portable, I got good advice to purchase a $20 JAHT card
which will work with the prism54 driver quite well. That's a 11g card as
well.
I also use a intel 2200bg card with the ipw2200 dr
wireless. Works great for me.
I would definitely try the command line approach first and see if things
work and look for any problems. You may need to change eth0 above or
not... It will definitely work better when you are at the place for the
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On Thu, 12 May 2005 09:25:23 +0200, Goran Ristic wrote:
> Hi Michael!
>
> On Wed, 11 May 2005, Michael Perry wrote:
>
>>I have /etc/network/interfaces kinda tricked out so I can have support for
>>different locations wireless requirements. I just do a "ifdown eth1&
w2200 driver is in a state
of funk and it requires more manual intervention so I remove it and
re-insert it and it comes back. This is with apm, BTW. My laptop will
not talk acpi.
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not ugpraded. Secondly, there has been a lot of discussion of late on
acpi on the T23 on the linux-thinkpad mailing list so its worthwhile to
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of the netgear cards and I'll probably install the
intel 2200bg card at some point in the t23 if it will take it. It does
not have a minipci wifi antenna so I bought one on ebay.
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t the
adobe acrobat reader from the list of linux plugins available.
I've read a few interesting stories here and there about adobe having a
newer version in closed beta that improved things quite a bit.
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refox prefs.js file.
I can open urls in thunderbird easily now.
Anyone using the newest thunderbird trunk builds and know how to get
firefox to open mailto's when tbird is already running? I can get it to
work when its not.
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I've done the same upgrade on three
different laptops moving up to different drive sizes and on a desktop
moving from a collapsing ide drive to fast scsi drive.
Works very well for me.
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One of the first links goes into
some detail on the chipset on this particular card, what others are
trying to get it work, etc. Happens to be on Ubuntu which is a debian
derivative distribution so it may be a bit relevant.
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I just started seeing this seems like recently with a 2.6.10 kernel
after APM suspends. I can get things back often by stopping and
starting pcmcia but I don't recall this being an issue on earlier
kernels.
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be easily modified to a /etc/network/interfaces script if you are
gonna be there for awhile.
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always had to patch the kernel with the acpi patchs from acpi.sf.net.
With 2.6.9 I dont any longer.
For me and a few others the primary success thing has been upgrading
the bios to the most recent version on IBM's website.
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wireless-key xx
iface tmobile inet dhcp
wireless-essid tmobile
iface eds inet dhcp
wireless-essid rfxr54gs
wireless-key y
I also had a stanza setup for a static thing for awhile with some work
I was doing. The beauty and simplicity of this method is all I need
t
4100? I'm just looking for minipci cards of the
802.11g variety which would not require ndiswrapper or linuxant
ideally. If that cannot happen, I could do linuxant easily for it.
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IPs so I had a stanza in there for that place as well called fittingly
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o different types of suspend like to RAM and
DISK. For me, the 2.6.8.1 kernel was a bit tricky.
If the Inspiron does not do ACPI, APM for me just works. If it does
do ACPI, you may need to read on the patches suggested by derek above.
I don't know of a way to find out unless you just try.
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top are pretty slim
since it suspends very well most times.
Perhaps someone else can add a website or two they use. I use a few
forums like dslreports.com and practicallynetworked.org for general
support. There is also linksysinfo.org on the linksys stuff.
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Perhaps someone else can add a website or two they use. I use a few
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I have to remove
it by running a command line tool and then putting the laptop to
sleep. I also found this little command line tool called acpitool
which is very handy for this stuff. I don't recall the url but you
should be able to find it on google.
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I have to remove
it by running a command line tool and then putting the laptop to
sleep. I also found this little command line tool called acpitool
which is very handy for this stuff. I don't recall the url but you
should be able to find it on google.
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don't want/need the whole KDE thing.
Many thanks for reading this!
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locale I get a series of settings pointing at
en_US. I also checked to see what the console_data program is set to but
it seems okay as well.
Thanks for any tips on this one!
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locale I get a series of settings pointing at
en_US. I also checked to see what the console_data program is set to but
it seems okay as well.
Thanks for any tips on this one!
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I am interested in the wisdom of the lists regarding how debian-user and
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tself. The
way around this I have found is to start sound in console or before
starting X.
If I started sound while X is running, X would seize up or sound would
just fail to start.
Perhaps this is not the issue with your laptop though.
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tself. The
way around this I have found is to start sound in console or before
starting X.
If I started sound while X is running, X would seize up or sound would
just fail to start.
Perhaps this is not the issue with your laptop though.
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Since you don't mention compiling a kernel, I will assume you are using
the default kernel from the installation. If so, I am unsure whether
that kernel has the modularized or compiled in orinoco_cs drivers.
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Since you don't mention compiling a kernel, I will assume you are using
the default kernel from the installation. If so, I am unsure whether
that kernel has the modularized or compiled in orinoco_cs drivers.
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ot a solution for me) or
edit their config file and change a value. By changing the config file
for the commercial drivers, OSS works very well now.
After I made the change mp3blaster and xmms can play a song through all
the way :)
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a solution for me) or
edit their config file and change a value. By changing the config file
for the commercial drivers, OSS works very well now.
After I made the change mp3blaster and xmms can play a song through all
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ounds, wireless connectivity using the miniPCI card, etc.
Many thanks for your time spent reading this laptop gurus!
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ounds, wireless connectivity using the miniPCI card, etc.
Many thanks for your time spent reading this laptop gurus!
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d fixed by Dell since it started having "drifting" problems so I
wanted to find something tiny-ish which would work.
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d fixed by Dell since it started having "drifting" problems so I
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package. As an
example, I recently found a Mozilla-Firebird XFT enabled tarball which I
downloaded. It was built on debian unstable so it works very well and
finds all the fonts correctly.
Have you checked out Mozilla-Firebird? Its available as a debian
package as well.
Sorry I don't have a good answer on the font issue with the downloaded
Mozilla.
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package. As an
example, I recently found a Mozilla-Firebird XFT enabled tarball which I
downloaded. It was built on debian unstable so it works very well and
finds all the fonts correctly.
Have you checked out Mozilla-Firebird? Its available as a debian
package as well.
Sorry I don't have a good
hives/23.html
http://www.mahmood.tv/index.php/docs/125
Also note that when you make the changes that the adjusted font displays
show up somewhat differently in the font preferences in Mozilla.
There are a bunch more I have found
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http://www.mahmood.tv/index.php/docs/125
Also note that when you make the changes that the adjusted font displays
show up somewhat differently in the font preferences in Mozilla.
There are a bunch more I have found
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topped including it and it works fine. I prefer xv's
approach to any other single image program I've seen in Linux.
The "world of XV" is at http://www.trilon.com/xv/ and one can download
the binary redhat rpm and build a debian package out of it by doing an
apt-get install alien an
topped including it and it works fine. I prefer xv's
approach to any other single image program I've seen in Linux.
The "world of XV" is at http://www.trilon.com/xv/ and one can download
the binary redhat rpm and build a debian package out of it by doing an
apt-get install alien an
d see if it finds the combo modem part of things on the card. I
use this card a lot with Debian Unstable and Windows 2000 Pro on my
laptop. You could just do a wvdialconf /etc/wvdial.conf and see if it
finds it. Wvdial is a pretty useful little dialup program as well.
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d see if it finds the combo modem part of things on the card. I
use this card a lot with Debian Unstable and Windows 2000 Pro on my
laptop. You could just do a wvdialconf /etc/wvdial.conf and see if it
finds it. Wvdial is a pretty useful little dialup program as well.
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ith the "Lucent Technologies" on the top work very well for
me.
I read on the wireless lists at sourceforge that they cards have
different chipsets so I think there are some basic differences between
these and the classic cards.
I'm using the classic card with a 2.4.21
the "Lucent Technologies" on the top work very well for
me.
I read on the wireless lists at sourceforge that they cards have
different chipsets so I think there are some basic differences between
these and the classic cards.
I'm using the classic card with a 2.4.21 ker
ernel: hermes @ IO 0x200: Truncating LTV record
from -2 to 6 bytes. (rid=0xfc01, len=0x)
then finally...
Jul 11 21:40:04 speedy kernel: eth1: firmware ALLOC bug detected (old
Symbol fir
mware?). Trying to work around... failed!
Any ideas so I could raise my hand along with the guy on the card? :)
ernel: hermes @ IO 0x200: Truncating LTV record
from -2 to 6 bytes. (rid=0xfc01, len=0x)
then finally...
Jul 11 21:40:04 speedy kernel: eth1: firmware ALLOC bug detected (old
Symbol fir
mware?). Trying to work around... failed!
Any ideas so I could raise my hand along with the guy on the card? :)
kages or add functionality.
I had a few minor issues with wireless networking that were mostly my
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kages or add functionality.
I had a few minor issues with wireless networking that were mostly my
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On Sun, Jun 22, 2003 at 06:48:57PM -0400, Mele Family wrote:
> My uncle gave me a ThinkPad 560X laptop type-2640. I want to install
> windows XP over windows 98 and the system needs more memory it only has
> 32MB. Can you help me determine what kind of memory I need to buy? I cannot
> find the i
On Sun, Jun 22, 2003 at 06:48:57PM -0400, Mele Family wrote:
> My uncle gave me a ThinkPad 560X laptop type-2640. I want to install
> windows XP over windows 98 and the system needs more memory it only has
> 32MB. Can you help me determine what kind of memory I need to buy? I cannot
> find the i
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 10:14:11AM +1200, Mike Beattie wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 07:57:35AM -0700, Michael Perry wrote:
> > You could use schemes. If you peruse the pcmcia-howto that Hinds wrote
> > for the pcmcia-cs package, he mentions how to setup lilo to boot with
>
On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 10:14:11AM +1200, Mike Beattie wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 17, 2003 at 07:57:35AM -0700, Michael Perry wrote:
> > You could use schemes. If you peruse the pcmcia-howto that Hinds wrote
> > for the pcmcia-cs package, he mentions how to setup lilo to boot with
>
ant with the
non-legacy laptops these days in ACPI/APM.
Someone else suggested the Linux on Laptops website. I would
definitely check out possible laptops against that resource.
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ant with the
non-legacy laptops these days in ACPI/APM.
Someone else suggested the Linux on Laptops website. I would
definitely check out possible laptops against that resource.
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/etc/pcmcia/wireless.opts and then create append lines in lilo that
launch the schemes. When the system boots the next time it will show
both entries in lilo.
I've used netenv before and it was pretty easy to setup all in all. But
its not terribly time consuming or difficult to use
re. I basically
created two schemes in /etc/pcmcia/network.opts called "home" and "work"
with different network setups like dhcp or static IP addresses. I then
added this to my lilo.conf.
Here is the relevant section in the html version of the PCMCIA howto.
http://pcmcia-cs.sou
even
/etc/pcmcia/wireless.opts and then create append lines in lilo that
launch the schemes. When the system boots the next time it will show
both entries in lilo.
I've used netenv before and it was pretty easy to setup all in all. But
its not terribly time consuming or difficult to use
re. I basically
created two schemes in /etc/pcmcia/network.opts called "home" and "work"
with different network setups like dhcp or static IP addresses. I then
added this to my lilo.conf.
Here is the relevant section in the html version of the PCMCIA howto.
http://pcmcia-cs.sou
Anyone else had any probs?
>
Looks fine to me on Mozilla Firebird nightly of a few nights ago. I
don't run Opera here at all; but I can read the text easily in either
mozilla 1.31 (deb package) or my downloaded Firebird nightly.
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Anyone else had any probs?
>
Looks fine to me on Mozilla Firebird nightly of a few nights ago. I
don't run Opera here at all; but I can read the text easily in either
mozilla 1.31 (deb package) or my downloaded Firebird nightly.
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t;
You can install the apmd debian package. I use windowmaker so there are
dockapps like wmapm which shows the time remaining, percent of battery
strength, etc. If you are using gnome or kde, there are probably
applets for each that do the same. You could also just run the "apm"
comman
t;
You can install the apmd debian package. I use windowmaker so there are
dockapps like wmapm which shows the time remaining, percent of battery
strength, etc. If you are using gnome or kde, there are probably
applets for each that do the same. You could also just run the "apm"
comman
had problems with
them. In fact, using one right now on a Dell Inspiron I4100 running
debian unstable.
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had problems with
them. In fact, using one right now on a Dell Inspiron I4100 running
debian unstable.
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orks for
me most of the time but other times moz is more stubborn than I am and
it keeps the size.
BTW, I am using windowmaker here.
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orks for
me most of the time but other times moz is more stubborn than I am and
it keeps the size.
BTW, I am using windowmaker here.
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lso.
I have to admit to a bit of distrust of VIA overall for historic reasons
around their issues with certain chipsets in the past. I still use VIA
systems though to this day and I have one that I have carefully upgraded
the bios on to mitigate any disk corruption issues.
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s to do the
dual booting. Are you going to use LILO or the NT bootloader? I used
to use the NT 4 bootloader and it worked. I don't do dual boots any
longer so I don't know about XP but I think it would probably work about
the same.
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http://hvrietsc.sourceforge.net/toshiba.html
There may be "close fits" on the linux laptops toshiba page as well.
http://www.linux-on-laptops.com/toshiba.html
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e is no way to change things like sound or video which may require
less fussing. But, in a way, fussing is learning and when you learn the
correct answers, it ceases becoming fussing. When you can trade that
knowledge for other pieces of knowledge like on this list, fussing
changes to knowledge exchange :)
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Fn Z key combination. This should make
the system reread its monitors and the fans will shut off. At least
that's the way it works on my Inspiron. I also have updated the bios to
the latest version available from Dell.
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me
misery.
I think the things I would search out are success stories with the
included NIC, video, and sound. I always felt that the bundled nic and
modem could be easily replacced with a combo pcmcia card but I have been
pretty lucky overall with my laptops.
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>
Hi-
That's the laptop I am using now. I have these values:
HorizSync 30-57
VertRefresh 43-72
Seems to work fine for me.
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T21's shipped with different screen sizes. The other things
I really liked about the T21 family was the sound card in Linux. I
think it ships with a Crystal Spectrum sound card. The T21s are older
laptops but I think they run Linux really well. They have a lighter
heft but the screen is gorgeous.
I have also used a Thinkpad 600e. I had issues with it overall but it
seemed to work most times okay.
Just my thots though :)
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I have a procmail recipe which
says after a whole bunch of stuff gets done, put the remaining mail in
my Inbox. The Inbox is located at /home/mperry/mail so I don't have to
leave anything running to get the job done. This also makes it a lot
easier to sync my mailboxes.
I don't use kmail here
On Mon, Apr 07, 2003 at 05:50:40PM -0700, Jeff wrote:
> Michael Perry, 2003-Apr-07 16:53 -0700:
> > On Mon, Apr 07, 2003 at 08:08:56PM -0400, Darryl L. Pierce wrote:
> > > How do I tell Mutt when it opens to go to a specific mbox files in my
> > > home directory? Curr
set spoolfile=/home/mperry/mail/Inbox
This should go toward the top of your .muttrc file.
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went to 1.3 and I
lost galeon for awhile; but then I started using galeon-snapshot and
phoenix more so things are great!
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went to 1.3 and I
lost galeon for awhile; but then I started using galeon-snapshot and
phoenix more so things are great!
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aptop:
http://dag.wieers.com/howto/thinkpad/770/
The linux on laptops website is here:
http://www.linux-laptop.net/
Take care.
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aptop:
http://dag.wieers.com/howto/thinkpad/770/
The linux on laptops website is here:
http://www.linux-laptop.net/
Take care.
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wi
icewm but even blackbox causes it. I have not seen it
yet running ion.
The laptop is a Dell Latitude Ls with 256mb of memory running a 2.4.17
self-compiled kernel. I don't use the shared audio card at all in this
laptop.
Thanks!
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icewm but even blackbox causes it. I have not seen it
yet running ion.
The laptop is a Dell Latitude Ls with 256mb of memory running a 2.4.17
self-compiled kernel. I don't use the shared audio card at all in this
laptop.
Thanks!
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dle
different networking requirements by using the schemes information at
pcmcia-cs.sourceforge.net as an example.
The file network.opts is a flat text file so editing is pretty easy.
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86Config-4 file and pointed the driver at /dev/psaux instead
of /dev/mouse. Now I am using the external port for a logitech mouse so
I use a slightly different driver. I still have the original config file
if you would like to try it out.
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86Config-4 file and pointed the driver at /dev/psaux instead
of /dev/mouse. Now I am using the external port for a logitech mouse so
I use a slightly different driver. I still have the original config file
if you would like to try it out.
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lberto.
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>
I have seen these work with Thinkpads like the A30 and T23 models quite
well.
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> alberto.
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I have seen these work with Thinkpads like the A30 and T23 models quite
well.
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pp/
By the looks of things the site has recently reorgnized a bit and there
are some nice new dockapps there to look at.
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